Steel toes are the way toooooooooooo go!

 

Same here. All I have ever worn.

 

I wear my Red Wings 99.9% of the time when I ride....They're COMFORTABLE...They're high enough that when I step off the bike the calf of my leg doesnt get burnt...they have a 'gladiator ground gripper sole.....and I keep enough neatsfoot oil on them they're pretty much WATERPROOF....and last but not least...if I SHOULD drag a toe....they have FREE REPLACEMENT!!!!! (WORK)
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My .02 worth....
Billy G

 

I wear BATES composite toe tactical boot,&nbsp\\;super light weight, airport friendly&nbsp\\;

 

Bullshit.&nbsp\\; I've noticed some cold from my steel toes below 15 degrees standing around, but riding they block the wind!
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Now, my new steel toes are so F'in big I had to raise my shift lever to fit them under it.&nbsp\\; Oh well.&nbsp\\;

 

I've worn nothing but steel toed boots, year around, for the past 30 years or so....
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In fact, strange as it might sound to most, I don't even own a pair of 'regular shoes', or a shirt with buttons, or a suit, or sports coat and slacks,&nbsp\\;or, or...&nbsp\\;&nbsp\\;
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Steel toed boots, jeans, sleeveless t's, sweaters, leather jackets,&nbsp\\;that's about it when it comes to my&nbsp\\;selection of clothing.&nbsp\\;
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I,ve been wearing steel toes for 25 years &amp\\; cold was never an issue.

 

50 degrees..........thats t-shirt riddin weather..........

 

I wore steel toes for years and they suck the do freeze your feet in real cold weather&nbsp\\;i&nbsp\\;quit wearing them&nbsp\\;matter of fact i have a prscripsion from my&nbsp\\;doctor that i dont have to wear them now because of diabitas.&nbsp\\;

 

Most steel toe boots are not steel any more, theyre composite. I think osha abolished steel way back because if something was dropped on the toes, it would cut the foot off. or crush the toes. Redwings are the best, I have their insulated ones and been in 25 degree cold with no issue. but I will say in the snow at 10k feet and 20 degrees I started to feel some bite behind the laces.