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I wear Pro Warrington.....used to wear rubber, and these were my first leathers.....they fit me great and the comfort is overwhelming compared to the old Rangers I wore.....my only issue comes in the dead of winter....the cold has a significant impact on the sole.....they are slippery on ice....I was wondering how the extreme cold is on other leather boot soles for traction. Would having studded soles be the best solution or are they more of a hassle than value?
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I wear Haix Duty boots and I also wear Haix Fire boots. They are pricey but they are tough as tanks and ride like Cadillacs. I also keep a pair of Rubber Servus boots. I dont know I guess I just dont pay that much attention to My feet I cant really tell a diff.Do not let the ghosts of our fallen brothers gaze upon you and ask " What have you done to my profession?" FTB DTRT EGH
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Originally posted by deputybuxton View PostI wear Pro Warrington.....used to wear rubber, and these were my first leathers.....they fit me great and the comfort is overwhelming compared to the old Rangers I wore.....my only issue comes in the dead of winter....the cold has a significant impact on the sole.....they are slippery on ice....I was wondering how the extreme cold is on other leather boot soles for traction. Would having studded soles be the best solution or are they more of a hassle than value?
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Originally posted by IronValor View PostI wear Haix Duty boots and I also wear Haix Fire boots. They are pricey but they are tough as tanks and ride like Cadillacs. I also keep a pair of Rubber Servus boots. I dont know I guess I just dont pay that much attention to My feet I cant really tell a diff.Career Firefighter
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Originally posted by Rescue101I don't mind fire rolling over my head. I just don't like it rolling UNDER my a**.
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I suggest Airboss defense BOSS boots. They are rubbers, but fit and feel like leather. These are truly an amazing boot and are also CBRN rated. I suggest at least trying a set, I bet you will be amazed! Here is the best price I've seen on them: http://www.fireequipmentassociates.c...ct_detail&p=31
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At work we were being issued Warrington Pro's. I've owned several pairs throughout the years and absolutely loved them. However the sole seems to suck the heat right out of your foot during the winter months, especially if you are tasked with a less than active assignment. They also suck when it comes to traction. A few guys bought the globe boots on their own and had nothing but good things to say about them, plus they are arctic rated and the soles are siped ( grooves cut into the tread. Winter tires have this), which greatly increases traction. Our Chief has taken the initiative to order everyone a pair for winter time use. The few times that I wore them while less than active I definitely noticed a great improvement in keeping my feet warm, compared to the Warringtons.
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I have a pair of Warrington Pro 5006s and I have no complaints except that the boot isn't very high on my calf. A couple of guys just purchased Globes and can't shut up about them so they must be nice, haha.sigpic
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Originally posted by LockedWings View PostHow does the sizing run on the Globes? Anybody have to deviate from their normal shoe size?Career Firefighter
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Originally posted by Rescue101I don't mind fire rolling over my head. I just don't like it rolling UNDER my a**.
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Originally posted by LockedWings View PostHow does the sizing run on the Globes? Anybody have to deviate from their normal shoe size?Opinions my own. Standard disclaimers apply.
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Originally posted by LockedWings View PostHow does the sizing run on the Globes? Anybody have to deviate from their normal shoe size?
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