18-08-2008, 18:44
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Virgin Techs Footwear
Silly question but i have just got my uniform and have my new dickies boots but they are so heavy, i notived some techs got these other work boots which look alot more light weight, does anyone know what they are called because i cant work/drive in them.
Need to know cheers
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18-08-2008, 18:45
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
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Silly question but i have just got my uniform and have my new dickies boots but they are so heavy, i notived some techs got these other work boots which look alot more light weight, does anyone know what they are called because i cant work/drive in them.
Need to know cheers
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They do steel toe capped trainers.
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18-08-2008, 18:47
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
yea there like trainer boots i think they may be apaches, not sure but they look more comfortable than my 12 tonne dickies
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18-08-2008, 18:48
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
 to the site Nifty.
I've moved your post to 'Lifestyle' as it isn't really 'News' as such and I wasn't sure where else it would fit in
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[...]they look more comfortable than my 12 tonne dickies
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I'm sure 12 tonne dickies can't be comfortable at all
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18-08-2008, 18:50
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
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 to the site Nifty.
I've moved your post to 'Lifestyle' as it isn't really 'News' as such and I wasn't sure where else it would fit in
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I'm sure 12 tonne dickies can't be comfortable at all 
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ok pal no problem
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18-08-2008, 19:38
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
You could try some steel toe capped (or titanium/composite) boots like these.
http://www.gladstoneboots.com/acatal...gth_Boots.html
The magnum and swat ones are very comfy. In fact the Swat ones are almost trainer like in their feel and are dead easy to drive in. Plus they last for ages.
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18-08-2008, 20:17
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
Why not just add some cushioning to the current ones?
I'm sure you'll soon get used to driving in them.
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18-08-2008, 20:30
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
I got my new boots saturday, they are Almar. Huge things. Im gonna wack the soles from my old trainers into them to make them nicer! LOL!
What goodies did u get in your uniform pack? :-D
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21-08-2008, 17:36
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
na its not so much the feel of them its just they are way to heavy, so ive got my self some dickies hiking style ones with with steel toes and protection. much better.
http://www.dickiesstore.co.uk/workwe...ots/fa23400/0/
jayjay following your question that would be telling lol,
na i got 5 V. Media Polos, 2 pair of dickies light duty trousers, 2 pair of heavy duty trousers (which are better, they are not dickies), boots, 1 wooly hat, 1 baseball cap, 1 winter jacket, 2 fleeces, 1 high vis waistcoat and a pair of knee pads... i think thats it.
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21-08-2008, 20:19
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
Nice!
I got 5 VM polo's, 3 pairs of VM branded like cargo pants, boots, 1 wooly hat, 1 baseball cap, 1 huge jacket, 1 fleece and VM waistcoat. Not to bad I thought.
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21-08-2008, 22:07
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Re: Virgin Techs Footwear
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You could try some steel toe capped (or titanium/composite) boots like these.
http://www.gladstoneboots.com/acatal...gth_Boots.html
The magnum and swat ones are very comfy. In fact the Swat ones are almost trainer like in their feel and are dead easy to drive in. Plus they last for ages.
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Very reasonable price those might even get myself some for work.
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