ZY Hit the Road
Aimed at: Professional wearers largely for regular indoor use Pros:New sole design gives good grip, meets all the specs and very comfortable.
EAZY is also aimed at a similar audience – basically lighter trades that often
work indoors where the non-marking sole is quite important. Delivery drivers shouldn’t leave black marks on the new laminate or tiled floors of offices. The soles of both EAZY and KEZ are works of art in themselves because they
have several areas designed to do different things. For example, the front and back sections of the sole have angular sipes that give extra grip on toes and heels for those occasions when the shoes are being worn outdoors. And it also has a large section in the middle, with deep ribs that provide easy grip on flat surfaces with a slightly raised heel for comfort. Of course, the sole is also heat, oil, water and slip resistant, anti-static and
meets the EN S3 HRO SRC certified requirements. With a steel toecap there is a bit more of an
obvious swell on the toe area of the boot, but I found that the cushion comfort insole made my feet feel safe and secure. It does take a little more effort to get the
boots on first thing since the laces come up higher on the ankle, but it is easy to find the comfort level. Like the KEZ trainers, within a short time of putting them on, I found that I hardly noticed them – my feet just felt comfortable. No doubt when the weather gets colder they will get a bit more of a run out – and I am certain that they will do the job well. Buckler Boots are new to me, but my
experience of them tells me that they are comfortable and well specified – they do the job well. The list of testimonials from other users is a long one too, so Buckler Boots are definitely worth a look.
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