I'm in need of a new pair of chainsaw shoes (or two). In a thread about barefoot shoes and recreational climbing @islandarb said about non barefoot work shoes "folks a trying the wrong boots if there feet a hurting". So that made me wonder what shoes could be a good option for me.
Outside work...
I think it would be impossible to find chainsaw protective shoes that don't hurt my feet, but if you have any suggestions... I'm in need of a new pair. Maybe that's one for a new thread.
There is an surprising amount of people who like/love/wear barefoot shoes in this workfield.
My feet have changed a lot. Even for barefoot shoes they are wide. There're only a few bands that I fit. Exept for my chainsaw boots, I don't wear regular shoes anymore.
I'm glad barefoot shoes are more fashionable than they were 15 years ago. (My first pair I ordered at Soft Star Shoes. At...
I wear barefoot shoes for 15 years now. My feet don't like wearing protective chainsaw boots/shoes, but it's just what it is.
Tree climbing for fun I do on my every day, barefoot shoes (and without rope and saddle). I like it much better, as I can feel so much more with my feet. It gives me a...
Thanks for the support andalso for the critical notes.
I can see tree climbingisn't for everyone. I might be to old ;) and maybe I physicallynever get strong enough. But it ain't over till the fat lady sings. :)
In the new year I will buy my own set of climbing gear, so that I can practice on...
Took the exam yesterday. Didn't pass. I was to slow ascending the tree to make the TIP in the top of the tree.
Rationally that's OK. Emotionally I feel more sad about it than I thought I would.
I'm no fan of wearing exam gloves. You get very damp/sweaty hands and it's bad for the health of your skin beca6the gloves don't breathe. Before you know you have a yeast infection.
Wearing an electro heated body could help. When your torso is warm, your limbs are a lot warmer too. I used it when riding my motorbike during (Dutch) winters.
Oh, sorry for the mix up. The tree in the yard I climbed without spurres. I never use spurres in a tree that's not going to be taken down.
My name is pronounced the same as the first part of the name 'Susan'.
After the incident of spurring out I decided to continue climbing in my own pace and to take my schoolexams by platform instead of climbing (you can choose between those options).
Two weeks ago a friend of mine offered his yard as practice area and I climbed a walnut together with my classmate...
This question I meant in general, because without a description every unique arboricultural word in English is abracadabra (common English used in the arboricultural practice I can figure out, most of the times).