Anyone have good suggestions of where to get safety shoes and boots for college at a reasonable price and 'comfortable'?
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Riggers vary wildly in price, the nice lined comfy ones will be higher in price than ?20! Mine were bought cheap in a supplies store many moons ago and as they are a size too big for me I wear them with 2 pairs of thick socks, which means I stay warm as well! I also got a pair of insoles for them so am comfy as anything in them.
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Hold on now, you you're actually size3riggerboots? Or you own size5riggerboots? Hmmm doesn't have the same ring to it...sigpicHello! I'm Chris. I'm away a lot so I'm sorry if it takes me a while to reply to messages, but I promise I'll get back to everyone. If it's urgent, please email me directly at [email protected].
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Or smaller....
Anyway, the only problem with riggers is transporting them, they are pretty bulky. Bearing in mind that most ships will provide you with safety shoes (they have an obligation to) I'd suggest not bothering taking them on ship, however, if you are a silly size such as my .... feet, then consider taking them with you. Most ships I've been on have managed to provide safety shoes (which will be needed on cruise ships certainly, as rigger boots are the wrong colour to go with uniform [it's all about fashion dahhling]), but on occasions it's taken stooopid amounts of time for them to arrive.
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"My Job"
It's not my place to run the boat
the fog horn I can't blow.
It's not my place to say just where
the boat's allowed to go
It's not my right to dock the boat
or even clang the bell
But let the damn thing
start to sink AND SEE WHO CATCHES HELL!
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Originally posted by size4riggerboots View PostOr smaller....
Anyway, the only problem with riggers is transporting them, they are pretty bulky. Bearing in mind that most ships will provide you with safety shoes (they have an obligation to) I'd suggest not bothering taking them on ship, however, if you are a silly size such as my .... feet, then consider taking them with you. Most ships I've been on have managed to provide safety shoes (which will be needed on cruise ships certainly, as rigger boots are the wrong colour to go with uniform [it's all about fashion dahhling]), but on occasions it's taken stooopid amounts of time for them to arrive.Not bulky at all
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So long as that next person isnt.............?
Personally I hate rigger boots but like lace up boots with ankle support / protection rather than shoes.
remember whatever you buy MUST be to BS standards and be Kite Marked etc otherwise they are just pretty steel toe capped going out shoes :0Trust me I'm a Chief.
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Originally posted by Martyboy View PostYou wear riggers while your flying to the ship :O Thats crazy chat :O?Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn?t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.?
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