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Comments about Timberland Eurohiker 2G Mens Safety Boots:
Boots.
Pros
- Comfortable
Cons
- Hard To Put On
- Poor Quality
- Poor Value
Best Uses
Comments about Timberland Eurohiker 2G Mens Safety Boots:
just poor for work use wear out quick
- Shoe Width:
- True To Size
Pros
- Comfortable
- Durable
- Good Value
- High Quality
- Stylish
Cons
Best Uses
- Work
Comments about Timberland Eurohiker 2G Mens Safety Boots:
I bought these for my fella as the cheap ones they provide at his work are atrocious and provide very little support and weather resistance leaving him with wet, cold and painful feet very often. When working 12 hour shifts in them I couldn't bear to see him struggle on so splashed out and bought him these.
They keep his feet toasty and warm outside but at a nice temperature when inside, they are breathable and provide very good foot and ankle support, they were a little stiff to start with but all safety boots are and are loosening up with each wear, the steel plating to the heel has caused a blister but again I think this is as they are still new and not quite moulded to his feet yet. He is the envy of all the warehouse staff as they are also quite stylish, the sole also provides great none slip grip. Although he will never like the 12 hour shifts they are now comfortable and dry 12 hour shifts.
- Shoe Width:
- True To Size
Pros
- Comfortable
- Stylish
Cons
Best Uses
- Work
Comments about Timberland Eurohiker 2G Mens Safety Boots:
very comfy ! the front of the shoe has gone bluish ? but they are a very good pair of shoes
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- True To Size
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SAFETY FOOTWEAR
- All items comply to either BS EN345 or ISO EN 20345
- SB 200 joule toe cap
- SBP as SB but with penetration resistant steel midsole
- S1 200 joule toe cap. Closed seat region. Anti static. Energy absorption
- S1P as S1 but with penetration resistant steel midsole
- S2 200 joule toe cap. Closed seat region. Anti static. Energy absorption. Water resistant.
- S3 200 joule toe cap. Closed seat region. Anti static. Energy absorption. Water resistant. Penetration resistant midsole.
Size Guide
| Size | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 36″/38″ |
38″/40″ |
40″/42″ |
42″/44″ |
44″/46″ |
Clothing
Shirts - Your forefinger should be able to fit in between your collar and your neck when the shirt is buttoned to the top. If not, the collar's too tight.
Ties - Your tie point should always hang just above your belt buckle. The size (or fatness) of the tie knot should always be in proportion to the width of your collar. The wider your collar, the bigger the knot.
Trousers - Getting trousers to fit is easy. Try them first without your shoes; they should brush the floor. Then with shoes on, the back of your trousers should barely touch the ground (a good rule of thumb is that the trousers should break (crumple) about a third of the way down the shoe) Socks shouldn't show when you walk
Jeans - There are three basic styles of jeans we sell: regular, relaxed and loose.
Regular fit is as the name implies; traditional fitting.
Relaxed fit features more room in the seat.
Loose (baggiest) fit includes even more fabric in the seat and thigh.
Leg styles include straight parallel and bootcut. The straight leg is narrower than the parallel, which is cut looser from the thigh. The bootcut falls over your shoe.
