[Request] Caterpillar Safety boots in Dublin offline

OFDM

Can someone recommend a shop in Dublin that sells Caterpillar safety/work boots in Dublin. I phoned Millet's Camping but they don't do work boots.

Also what other brands of safety boots are also good?

maidhc

A good safety shop is the way to go. I dont know what ones are in dublin, but there will be plenty around if you look up the golden pages.

Dont bother with the caterpillar ones, I dont think they last anything like a "proper" pair and they cost more.

I dont think the brand matters, they all tend to cost about €35, and conform to the same spec, e.g. steel toe cap, protected sole.

ruprect

Theres a shop on georges street in dublin that sells work clothes like that, snickers gear and work boots etc. dont know the name.
radionics sell safety boots but could be pricey.

OFDM

I think I might remember seeing the one in george's st before - is it near that soccer shop and the purple pansy?

Thumper Long

a good shop on the long mile road o sullivans safety wear not 100% positive if its still there but they do the goretex and Mack boots

ruprect

OFDM wrote:

I think I might remember seeing the one in george's st before - is it near that soccer shop and the purple pansy?

I think so. It has a large glass window at the front, and I think there are manequinns wearing chef outfits. they sell all work wear like uniforms.

oneweb

There's a shop at the very top of Capel Street, Dublin, near where it meets Parnell Street that sells steeltoe boots, there are also a couple of shops along Capel Street if you keep your eyes peeled

Alkers

What size are you looking for?
I have a size 10/11 iirck that I could flog for cheap. Very little use. Let me know if you're interested.
Otherwise, Snickers have an outlet but I don't know the name of the road, it's near Grand Canal basin.

kaizersoze

http://www.irishbuildingindustry.ie/Headings/ProtectiveClothing.htm
Don't buy cheapies if you're going to be wearing them constantly.

maidhc

kaizersoze wrote:

Don't buy cheapies if you're going to be wearing them constantly.

They dont tend to be that expensive anyway. I guess builders dont tolerate the same mark-up as one might find on womens shoes!

Tony H

dont go for the cheap option , if you do a lot of walking in cheap work boots you will feel a lot of pain , have a look at these ones , costs a bit more but worth it
http://www.bunzlsafety.ie/c/ss/694780005/Dr-Martens-Safety-Footwear