Cheap But Great Work Boots

Cheap boots or expensive boots? Recently I was asked by a viewer if it’s better to have one pair of great work boots like Whites, Nicks, or Wesco, or to have two cheap boots to rotate. It’s a great question because there are benefits to each - of course a great pair of custom boots should fit perfectly, be well constructed, and last several rebuilds. On the other hand being able to change out your boots on a rotating schedule allows them to dry and reduce the chance for athletes foot, lets the foam (if there is any) recover, and gives you options depending on your job or location.The answer is probably different depending on what you do for a living, if your boots get soaked during the day with water or grease and oil, or maybe you’re a trim carpenter and mostly spend your days inside of nearly finished spaces. So I began looking at affordable boot options, of course this is another term which means different things for different people, so considering the custom boots are around $400-500 lets half that and only look at boots which are below $200. BUY HERE: Jim Green Razorback: https://bit.ly/3pJrAHc Silverado 6" Lumberjack: https://bit.ly/2VaZAL4 -Website: https://www.carlmurawski.com -Instagram: http://bit.ly/2qIHzaB -That cool mug: https://bit.ly/39Ahpst BEST OF THE BEST (affiliate links): - Beard care: https://bit.ly/3MXMkB4 1. Work boots: https://bit.ly/3T2FA8f 2. Sunglasses: http://bit.ly/2IykfS4 3. Casual boots: https://bit.ly/3LHIRWT 4. Work jacket: https://carhar