The Best Work Shoes For Walking On Concrete

Timberland Pro Is the Best Shoes i have Ever Worn At Work

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[williewilson]

My man, I got the timberlands pros, and sir! Thank you! We have the same size but not wide! I was surprised that the young guys liked them(I’m 39, thats old in 2023 smh) they are sooo comfortable and I work at a distribution center. Thanks man💪🏾

[j.m.]

I feel validated by your video because these were the exact shoes I picked for standing on concrete for 12 hours at a time. They’re very comfortable but ultimately time will tell whether they’re really comfortable or not.

[jonathandeere]

If you don’t need protective toe -Honka all leather for nurses black or white
Protected Toe- Timberland Pros, Keen, stay away from Merrill, mine never broke in.
Rotate shoes to dry out. I work long hours on concrete warehouse floors.
Still looking for ‘the best’ nothing perfect yet.

[DylanM]

Hoping I have the same experience with some similar Timberland Pro's I picked up in another style, Radius I believe they were called, with the composite toe. After being on my feet 10 hours a day doing fast paced work with some moderate lifting, it's like walking on needles out to my car and into the house until I get back to work the next night.

[BountybyObservation]

I have the exact same pair and I am not happy with them, I got home the last week of May this is the second week of August and they're already wearing out. And my feet hurt the same. And they're not that slip resistant either. We have a boot truck that comes around twice a year at the company I work for and I got these back in May and like I said here it is August and they're wearing out on the inside and my feet hurt the same as a cheap Walmart work shoe

[justinm.]

Normally tombs last me 2-3 years but the shoes only lasted 5 months max the soles treads are seperating from the sole

[redd]

I have flat feet and I started to get tired more quickly and pain in my heels, I saw a foot specialist, and said I was walking off balance and my foot was 2 sizes bigger than I thought it was and need arch support . but how to choose the right boots

[eydk]

I don't need steel toe. But I just can't get right on concrete. I know there's a way to be near painless.

[NukSooAL]

My feet are already killing me and I haven’t even gotten new shoes yet

[geico]

I've been doing some research on best shoes for walking on concrete, besides this recommendation I've also had running shoes suggested. Specifically, "Brooks Ghost 14" it's a running shoe, ever had experience with running/tennis shoes vs more of a work shoe like Timberland?