DEWALT Men's Cutter Safety Trainers Black UK 10 EUR 45, Black Grey, UK

I work in a factory and I do about 50,000 steps a day, 4-5 days a week. These safety trainers are very comfortable but I just wish they would have lasted a bit long considering how much they cost. The photo was taken after 4 and half months of use and had to be replaced because of the holes around the toes. I’ve gone back to a cheaper pair of trainers (cost half the price) that last me about the same amount of time.

Every thing is good

I've had steel-capped footwear in the past and they have all been painful rubbing the metal against my toes (I know, right? ;) ) but these went on my feet and other than tieing them up much more loosely than I would normally tie up trainers, they are absolutely perfect.How will they last? That I can not say, at this point in time (first week) But with the solid name of DeWalt on them, I am hopeful that they will last a good while.Fwiw, I ordered the same size as I normally wear in a trainer shoe.

As I was saying the shoe is not as lightweight as I thought they would be as I walked miles in them yesterday but if you are walking a short distance then they are perfect the comfort is astoundingI have the V 12 they are good but not as good as these

I thought I'd choose a well known brand and I could do this with the confidence I was buying quality, but this is the second set of dewalt trainers I'll be returning now, they just don't seem to meet the standards I'd expect from dewalt... I actually expect more from cheaper brands!And might well be buying a cheaper brand that I know delivers better quality dkmily or something like that had a pair of them last me two seasons. These don't last 2 days (not even exaggerating there)

I find these work shoes good, very light and comfy. They wear quite quickly where the natural bend is on the foot but I got a year out of them as an electrician.

So after my old work shoes finally gave up, decided to give a try to DeWalt. Im working in construction site, 11 hours a day, and most of the day i spend on the ladder. These are very light and comfortable, but after 8~9hours feet starts to sweat. So if you work long shifts, i would recommend to use some odour spray.

Very comfy trainer like safety boots ideal for hard floors. I wouldn’t test them on a building muddy site with wet though as I think can seep through material. Other than that pretty good so far.