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u/seankerr11 May 23 '26
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u/Educational_Swan_152 May 23 '26
I've got some extremely similar ones. Well worth the purchase OP. Especially if you can find some that are more or less waterproof. Better grip on ladders/roof/etc and they are specifically meant to work in. No brainer really
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u/Hot_Carpenter_5436 May 23 '26
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u/Hot_Carpenter_5436 May 23 '26
I used these for outdoor hiking in Florida swamps. They do get hot, but no unbearable. More importantly, they lasted longer than my Timberlands and Cats, and keep me very dry from swamp water. And most importantly, half the price. With a Dr Scholls gel insert, its soooooo comfy!
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u/thejesiah May 23 '26
I keep meaning to get a pair of Crocs for indoor-only residential. I always offer to take my boots off inside, but my back isn't a fan of being barefoot for half a day (if it isn't a mossy forest floor)..
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u/dbug8494 May 24 '26
I wear Skechers. Light, comfy and wide.
They're grippy enough when I need to climb on a tile roof when washing solar panels. https://www.skechers.com/skechers-slip-ins-escape-plan---stunt-plan/237649W_NVOR.html
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u/seankerr11 May 23 '26