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<blockquote data-quote="John Halliburton" data-source="post: 41402" data-attributes="member: 8">Re: Best Damn Work BootsI&#039;ve been wearing low cut Keen slip ons for a few years, and before that, Born slip ons of a similar style, which they don&#039;t seem to make anymore.&nbsp; Most comfortable shoes I&#039;ve worn.&nbsp; I use them even when working, partly because I&#039;ve got a heel problem that&#039;s been aggravated by the last couple of pairs of boots I&#039;ve owned, as well as some shoes.That said, I&#039;m going to try some Redwings at a local dealer to see how they feel, and then head to my REI store to check out the Keen boots.&nbsp; After a typical two day weekend gig, one of the more noticeable sore areas on my body are the feet/ankle areas, due to lack of support from a boot.&nbsp; Nothing long lasting, once I&#039;ve loosened up and walked around it fades away.Best regards,John</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Halliburton, post: 41402, member: 8"] Re: Best Damn Work Boots I've been wearing low cut Keen slip ons for a few years, and before that, Born slip ons of a similar style, which they don't seem to make anymore. Most comfortable shoes I've worn. I use them even when working, partly because I've got a heel problem that's been aggravated by the last couple of pairs of boots I've owned, as well as some shoes. That said, I'm going to try some Redwings at a local dealer to see how they feel, and then head to my REI store to check out the Keen boots. After a typical two day weekend gig, one of the more noticeable sore areas on my body are the feet/ankle areas, due to lack of support from a boot. Nothing long lasting, once I've loosened up and walked around it fades away. Best regards, John [/QUOTE]

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