what shoes do you choose ?

[Thespanishtiler]

Hi all

Had the mick taken out of me today at the merchants for my choice of shoes

I WEAR CROCS (those daft rubber things)

they look well daft but i have to say very comfy and easy to clean

anyhow am i the only croc wearing tiler out there or do you own a pair

we all wore clogs out in spain so the crocs are an improvement

ps i wear boots on site jobs and when ripping out a room H and S and all that.

[Dave]

I only do domestic tiling........so it's trainers for me.....

[robbo]

trainers ere too

[bishbosh77]

I find slippers comfy just hard to wipe adesive of them

[Thespanishtiler]

yeh thats why i stopped wearing flip flops toes stuck together with addy by the end of the day

[TilingLogistics]

Trainers

Kev

[GazTech]

Years working with & selling & shifting around large format tiles...yomping around building sites, soon taught me to wear these...toe tected and also ankle supportive.....Gaz

[crazysteve123]

High heels

[Fekin]

Trainers, but I keep meaning to get a good decent pair of boots.

[grumpygrouter]

My trainers are cream crackered now so I may invest in a pair of steel toe capped trainers.

[whitebeam]

Steel toe capped trainers

[nickj]

Steel tap boots for me.

[eyebeetiling]

Trainers for general light tiling, but got some caterpillar steelies for any heavy lifting.
I find that if I am kneeling alot the steelies cut off blood circulation to my toesies!

[sWe]

Steel tap shoes here, though I know a couple of decorators who wear crocs.

[IvegotsTILE]

Crocs,bloody hell!I wear trainers usually and toe capped trainers for safety.

[CJ]

After picking up a box of floor tiles by the nylon strap.........and the strap snapping, sending the tiles crunching onto my toes (breaking 2) I always wear steel toe capped boots.

How I got to the bottom of the garden before yelling I'll never know.

I had to carry on working for 2 weeks in agony

[CLAYS TILES]

boots 4 me!
then you can kick the **** out of anything!