u/Hanzieoo

I see boot discussions here sometimes and want to share what I found.

Barefoot shoes have changed my life, but finding a work boot in that category has been a years-long quest. Last year I found these from the US: https://carets.com/products/determination-2-2-safety-boots?variant=50896363389144

I added sheepskin insoles, and I’m walking on clouds with extreme armour on my feet. Extremely tough reverse leather, up to four times stronger than shiny-side-out leather. The widest toe box I have ever encountered. Resolable. Completely flat, zero drop, no heel step. The only places I feel them on my feet are the sole and high at the ankle — no side pressure anywhere.

They feel tough and indestructible: old school, free toes, long lasting, and I can highly recommend them. Your toes will love you. Conventional shoes are really not well designed for human feet; they force the toes together. This is a complete rethink of the shape. Toe-shaped shoes, not shoes that force the toes to comply.

I know they look weird, but once your toes are free you will never go back to conventional shoes if you have a choice.

The zips were added from Amazon. It's a lace up boot

Bit of show and tell. This has been me for the last 10 years building Narara Ecovillage

1. 100 houses(70 built),
2. 1mw auto step change transformer
3. 500kw of solar so far
4. 460kwh of central battery and about 400kwh of smaller house batteries.
5. We will end up with 1mw of connected inverters

We are building some of the coolest stuff, hemp, straw, clay, cob, bamboo, bush poles(1 ton tree) in the center of the house mixed with HV grid protection, smart grid and private LoraWan network..

And im under the pump hard, if there is any community minded electricians out there that is intrigued by that, looking for work and something different hit me up.

Woah! How good is new lens day? Viking music pumping and early morning welding(the beads get shiter as the day goes on). It's pumping in my shop today!

Builder: it's your fault!

My 4th year: Bos I'm sure I didn't make a mistake.

Me: Drill a hole where you think the outlet is behind the newly installed high end cabinetry for the high end builder.

What tradesman in his right mind sticks a cabinet over an outlet. Especially a rangehood cabinet that needs an outlet for the built in rangehood the same person supplied?