RR workwear: Discussed here!

Anyone had any experience with Cactus boots? They look comfortable and like they would hold up, I am gonna try a pair of steel toed, guess I will share my experience when/ if I get to working/

Doc's are the best boot i've ever had.

For pants, I have purchased Dickies Carpenter Jeans, and for shirts I am buying them from www.aramark-uniforms.com Work shirts for about 17.99-29.99 Also have rain gear, and work boots, spend a certain amount and get free shipping.

Also buy 12 items of the same and save $2.00 per item right now.

Sorry if it sounds like an ad... just relaying information.

As far as boots go Whites outdoors in Spokane Wa. Makes a killer pair of boots. They are fully custom fit to your foot, built there at Whites. They will run you around 3-4 hundred but well worth the $$$. Check out there web site.

Doc's are the best boot i've ever had.

I agree

While we're on the subject, where can one find prescription safety glasses?

Eye doctor dude.

While we're on the subject, where can one find prescription safety glasses?

Any Opticians should carry them, I know Wally World does.

powerpro69 wrote:

While we're on the subject, where can one find prescription safety glasses?

Any Opticians should carry them, I know Wally World does.

And they charge you a reasonable fee of only one of your arms and legs.

Well I don't know about other RR's, but UP don't demand that you wear saftey glasses if you have Prescriction glasses.

powerpro69 wrote:Well I don't know about other RR's, but UP don't demand that you wear saftey glasses if you have Prescriction glasses.

Side-shields?

Side-shields?

Nope, goes to show just how BS that rule is, IMHO, The idea about saftey glasses is that they are shatterproof, or so I thought.

powerpro69 wrote:

Side-shields?

Nope, goes to show just how BS that rule is, IMHO, The idea about saftey glasses is that they are shatterproof, or so I thought.

I have glasses, which are my primary, but I have contacts as my backup, but my contacts will be my primary most likely, due to the fact that they are my new prescription and my glasses are a bit scratched up already lol.

If Contacts are your primary, you'll have to wear Saftey Glasses.

powerpro69 wrote:If Contacts are your primary, you'll have to wear Saftey Glasses.

Yes I figured that, do they provide them? I will do either depending on how I feel and the conditions.