How Should I Wear My Work Boots

Finding the right size and fit for your work boots is worth it, even if it takes a lot of time. Try on a few different pairs of work boots to compare how comfortable they are. Too short or too narrow will squeeze your feet. Not so good. Too big or too wide will allow too much movement and leave you with blisters and hot spots. Really not good.

The rules for trying on work boots are simple. Just remember
Put on the same socks you wear at work with safety shoes for women. A polyester or wool or synthetic blend will make your feet more comfortable than cotton. Cushioning on the bottom will add to the comfort level.

Test the length
Slide your foot forward until your toes touch the front of the boot. Bend your knee forward. The width of your index finger should be just between your heel and the back of the boot. Test both feet.
Make sure the laces hold your feet comfortably in place. Without being uncomfortably tight, they should prevent your foot from sliding towards the front of the boot.
Make sure the boot is flexible at the ball of your foot. Avoid boots that bend at the arch area. They don't have enough support.

It all comes down to support
Unless your boots are custom made, they don't have enough arch support to properly support your feet. Every day, your feet are subjected to the equivalent of the weight of a fully loaded cement truck. Your arches need some help to take all this pressure, especially if you have flat feet or arthritis. Adding insoles to your work boots will help prevent your feet from hurting.
The lack of arch support in your work boots can cause problems. Big problems. Plantar fasciitis, metatarsalgia and tendonitis all have one thing in common. They can be helped, and even better, can be avoided by having proper arch support in your work boots.

Ending
Try on work boots at the end of the day. At the end of a long day, your feet will be swollen, especially if the weather is hot. This is the best time to try on work boots from Kameymall and other footwear as your feet will be at their maximum.