Steel/alloy toe boots

[FlyingScot]

A little sidetrack from the usual variety of boots discussed here, but has anyone had some safety toe boots they've had good results with? Currently in a pair of 8" Danner Vicious NMTs, and while they fit me like a glove (like damn near everything else of theirs I've tried), the thick ceramic safety toe eats into the toebox real estate quite a bit. Wasn't enough to note in the store, but a nice pair of thick bootsocks and a long day on my feet and I can barely pick my toes up off the footbed. Non-metallic toe is nice when it's cold out, but being in SE Texas and the GoM for work, that's very much the exception rather than the rule.

 

[BRTreedogs]

Redwing 2414
Great boots, wear like steel, bigger toe box, EEE wide if ya need.

 

[LaHunter]

I’ve used Wolverine steel toe boots for years. I usually replace them every 12-16 months. The durashock soles are nice and they hold up well for my use. Most of the time I am either on concrete floors , steel grating, or solid / flat dirt. I have tried Redwing and Georgia Boots and prefer the Wolverines

 

[ropeup79]

On my 3rd pair of Thorogoods. Will be buying a 4th soon. Most comfortable work boots I've found. The round toe has more toe room than the moccasin toe.

 

[BLJ]

Thorogoods here.