Scruffs Men's Gravity Rigger Boots, Brown/Tan, 7 UK

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Where combinations of the additional specified features apply, the following markings are applicable: Marking Nowadays, their easy slip-on nature and looser fit are what makes these boots so popular amongst myriad different trades. Throw in waterproofing, and you’ve got the perfect work boot, right? That’s enough to protect your ankle from twisting, but not much else – so it’s pretty-basic. Comfort Balancing comfort and durability isn’t always simple — tough materials are typically hard on the skin. And these boots are definitely more durable than they are comfortable (although they’re just snug enough that you can have them on without issues for an 8-10 hour shift.)

Comfortable, durable, and inexpensive — isn’t this all you need from a pair of rigger boots? Apart from a minor downside, the pair below seems to hit all 3 of these criteria; read on and see for yourself. Ankle Support You’ll get a sole that’s tested up to 200 degrees which is dual density, a steel toe cap and mid sole protection. Thanks for reading our 10-minute review of the best rigger boots for construction work, inclusive of ankle support.

Rigger Boots Buying Guide

Rigger boots take a lot of abuse, but no other part of them suffers more than the sole. That’s why you’ll be relieved to learn that this essential component on the Grafters is designed to keep the rigger boots — and your feet — safe from various hazards. In fact, the dual-density sole is certified to resist oil, fuel, static, and features an anti-slip outsole.

And that support is held together by Honcho leather, so you get flex AND support at the same time. Comfort That said, the V12 Tomahawk waterproof rigger boots are extremely breathable, so they’ll keep you from perspiring during long, brutal work days. And, they’re actually waterproof, meaning your feet will stay dry even if you work in muddy, wet conditions. Durability

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Next on our list of the best rigger boots is this tough-as-nails model from V12. If utmost durability is what you’re after, give this section a thorough read. Ankle Support Durability shouldn’t be an issue with these rigger boots — not under most conditions, anyway. The full-grain leather upper is triple-stitched, with a steel-capped toe, while the outsole is made with welted Goodyear rubber. The composition of the sole also adds a great deal of toughness to these boots — more on that below.

These rigger boots from DeWalt offer a healthy assortment of features that will keep your feet — and legs — comfortable at work. Additional protection can be provided. The specific level of protection provided by your Scruffs safety footwear is identified on the inner tongue label of the product as follows: Marking Notably, however, there’s no mention of heat resistance; if this characteristic is important to you, you can opt for any of the other pairs on the list above. Price The ankle is padded, but if you prefer robust, fail-safe ankle support, it’s best to go for a different pair — like the DeWalt Tungstens. Comfort

Apart from having ankle support, you should also make sure that your chosen rigger boots have the following characteristics: Always allow footwear to dry naturally in a well ventilated area. Never force dry it with direct heat sources (radiators, heaters etc.). At Scruffs, we’ve got steel toe safety boots to suit every trade, every industry, and every purpose. Broadly speaking, our work boots can be broken down into four categories – SBP rated, S1P rated, S3 rated, and Waterproof. Fashionable yet tough, our stylish range of safety footwear features lines designed for light, medium, and heavy industrial use. There are rigger boots and steel toe work boots, as well as safety trainers and shoes. Welcome to our 5-minute review of the best rigger boots with ankle support. If you jump onto any ecommerce store, you’ll see dozens of rigger boots on offer. The question is, which ones are going to provide the most ankle support and be the most durable?