A few weeks ago, we experienced a once-in-a-decade snowfall at my residence in Southeastern Wisconsin.
But I had made a fatal mistake.
I left my snow boots at our family’s cabin, nearly four hours away.
With two feet of snow to clear and negative temperatures on the way, I took to my closet to find an adequate substitute.
A-ha! Case Construction Equipment and Brunt had gifted me a pair of boots at last year’s ConExpo as part of their partnership to design “the ultimate construction equipment operator boot.”
This was the perfect opportunity to put them to the test, as my regular work boots are not waterproof.
The Brunt Ryng Composite Toe Work Boot comes in a 6-inch-high model or low-profile model. I received the men’s 7/women’s 9 high-top version. Both models offer a lightweight design, heavy-duty treads to prevent slips and falls, waterproof outer materials, and a comfortable premium insole and adjustable width system.
