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Long shot..anyone ever wear these rubber work boots?

i am torn between the LeCross boots and these:

i will have to mail order, sight-unseen. any one here have (had) them?

Ranger Steel Toe, Puncture Resistant, Metatarsal, Rubber Work Boot, NOR2169, Lehigh - Lehigh Outfitters

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and these:

Alpha Aggressive Steel Toe Work Boots - Lacrosse Footwear
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Those Rangers are basically lightweight fire-fighting boots
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I have worn the Alpha - the Ranger has a metarsal plate that is great except for the fact that I have a very high arch and it would bug the shyt out of me. I do have meta boots but they are tie-ups and not rubber.

For bridge stuff that you do I think I would go with the Ranger (if you don't have a high arch that is)
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thanks! i miss a bridge job..i went the other way...souper messy.

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I've spent too much time wearing rubber boots over the years (only when i had to). The only thing you can think about is getting them OFF!

A few hours is enough to mess up your feet. I can't imagine wearing them all day every day. No way.

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