Scruffs Men's Switchback Safety Boots T52345 Black 12 UK, 47 EU - EN safety certified']

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I’ve owned a few pairs of the DeWalt apprentice steel toe cap boots, and they do offer excellent value for money. Price-wise, they compare to the likes of the DeWalt Apprentice and the Apache Safety, so they’re a lot cheaper than many of the other top work boots out there. They’re better known for their tools, but the workwear coming out of the DeWalt factory is some of the best. The first thing you’ll notice is there’s a big focus here on comfort. Unlike the cheap work boots that flood the UK market, both the collar AND the tongue of the Dewalt Titaniums are padded. Their boots are priced higher than average, and the focus here is on design and comfort. If you’re looking for the cheapest work boots possible, Dr. Martens are probably not the right brand for you.

Take care of your Scruffs footwear and it’ll last longer. To ensure best use and wear it’s strongly recommended that Scruffs footwear is inspected and cleaned regularly. The following tips show you how: Cleaning The Scruffs Twister Sport are a great alternative for tradesmen that just can’t get the desired comfort level from traditional safety boots. And, they look awesome! I’ve owned plenty of Apache products, including their work trousers. I can, hand on heart, say that their stuff is cheap, but it rivals the very best in the business. Below are our 10 recommendations for the best and most comfortable boots — so there’s a pair to suit every budget. 1. Dewalt Titanium Steel Toe Cap Boots The core feature of the Scruffs Twister work boots is the strength of the steel toe cap and mid-sole protection. These steel toe work boots resist piercing pressure of up to 1100kN, so they’re unimaginably strong.SBP rated steel toe boots have been tested to ensure that the reinforced toe can withstand 200J impact and 15kN compression force. On top of that, the penetration resistant outsole has been tested at 1,100N. Popular SBP rated boots in our range include the Twister, the Monsoon, and the Oxygen. Scruffs complies with the EEC Directive for Personal Protective Equipment (89/686/EEC) and meets the requirements of the European harmonised standard EN ISO 20345:2011. It is type approved by Notified Body No. 0321, namely: Intertek Testing Services (Leicester) Ltd. Centre Court, Meridian Business Park, Leicester, LE19 1WD, Notified Body No. 0362. Amblers aren’t your average workwear brand. Instead of producing a full range of workwear, they focus solely on work safety boots. Better still, they’ve been producing their safety toe work boots in the UK since the 1980s.

All Scruffs safety footwear is manufactured using both synthetic and natural materials that conform to all relevant sections of EN ISO 20345:2011 for quality and performance.

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Unfortunately, the selection of women’s work boots is quite lean. That’s why we found a specifically designed women’s work boot, for those on a tight budget. But their strength doesn’t make the Scruffs Twisters uncomfortable. Far from it, in fact. Thanks to the PU sole that merges into rubber, these are some of the lightest work boots available in the UK. And the comfort they offer is elevated even further thanks to the padded tongue and upper part of the boot. If you’re looking for a good set of women’s work boots with ankle support, there’s a good chance you don’t have the budget to buy the CAT Holton. If that’s the case, your next best bet is the Amblers FS7. Thanks for reading our guide to the best work safety boots with steel toe caps, and for maximum comfort. The FS7 has a durable steel toe cap, and unlike the Holtons, there is extensive mid-sole support here. The lacing structure reduces pressure points on the ankle but offers the required support at the same time.