DEWALT Men's Newark Safety Boots

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It’s the only brand that I’ve seen to do this. So kudos to DeWalt for this awesome detail. First impressions So here we are, almost one year later. I could still wear these work boots for a few more months but the weather is quite wet at the moment and the boots lost their waterproof capabilities.

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This will make these boots much more comfortable since usually, the heel tends to move a lot inside the boot as you walk. They’re comfortable and to me, that’s the most important thing in a pair of work boots since that’s where you’re going to spend most of your day. These Newark safety work boots are not the lightest work boots I’ve had, that’s because of the steel toe cap and the anti-puncture steel plate. If you didn’t know, once you put your laces through those speed hooks and tighten your laces, the speed hooks will pull your heels towards the front of the boot. Established in 1998, YourWorkWear is your workwear and promotional clothing specialist. We specialise in providing organisations, teams and SMEs and sole traders with affordable, quality clothing, branded to your own business' unique specifications and requirements.It might require a bit more work on your part to put the boots on but having such a high gusseted tongue helps keep water, dirt, sand, and debris out of your boots. 2. Removable insole It also provides a little arch support but might not be enough if you’re suffering from plantar fasciitis. You might need a better one in that case. 3. Lining

DeWalt Newark Safety Boots Review (Are They Any Good?) DeWalt Newark Safety Boots Review (Are They Any Good?)

This is a difficult question to answer so instead of telling if this will fit your wide feet, I’ll just tell a picture and hopefully, this will tell you if it’s good for you or not.

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Not the most lightweight work boot I’ve had that could be to the steel toe and whatever might have inside. Also, these boots will provide some arch support but the insole is quite soft and that means the arches will still sink a little bit as you’re stepping. I prefer more rigid arch support like you can find in these insoles from EasyFeet. Are they true to size? Do they run small or large?