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Not me they don't offer a wide fit unless I go custom.

I need the insulation and composite toe which led me to the Georgia Boots. Thank you for the reply. For spur work I wear my Vibergs, general everyday every task boots Keen Detroit mids until it gets into the mid upper 30's, then the Keen Sheridan 30's and below but less than 4" of snow, after...

Bump, I am looking to replace my Keen Sheridans for winter ground work and have been looking at Georgia boots anybody have an opinion them? I read a few guy liked them early on in this thread.

I think it is for traction walking down hill. I could be wrong maybe Burnham will chime in.

I think I will stick to mink oil but I'll have a beer with ya.:beer:

I know a guy who use to use crisco on his work boots.

It's like mink oil boss.

Shoe Goo is the shiznit! Look into Lowa renegades they are super comfy and come in a wide foot, EE for me. I have used them for work and play and they hold up very well. I can't say they are the greatest on spurs tho. Just recently I have been wearing some Keen mid top with steel toe so far so...

I never looked into Whites but I could not be more happy with my Vibergs.

Good boots are worth every penny!

You will be very pleased with them. Congrats!

I love my Viberg lineman boots I barely feel the spurs under foot.

Dude it was cold.

I have and didn't really care for it the boot felt to loose and sloppy and I was wearing the hiker modle the produced several years back with a removable liner.

I wear Lowa Renegades for pruning.

Sounds like a good purchase.

Good call on Vibergs for the spurs, but your other choice should work well for you. I have a buddy that works in a pair of LaSportive hiking boots that have a kevlar toe and arch shank and are very similar to what you have chosen.

I called direct it almost took 2 1/2 months but they are so nice standing in spurs. 6 bengies and worth every penny. I got the 16" lineman boots and LOVE them.

Vibergs as well! Badass boots.