Nice, heat added

They have beige and Grey too for the small footed blerks.

[quote=Roger_Irrelevant]They have beige and Grey too for the small footed blerks.[/quote

blerk, haha, I thought this was either a typo or a euphemism for a `female` bloke :smiley: Quite amusing in a chauvinist way if you actually are a bloke!. But not. Other definitions, though interesting seem even more obscure!

I think the trainer style helps women move quicker with the tea tray for the workers.

blerk ~= bloke

(~ means 'approximately equal to', not 'logic NOT') :stuck_out_tongue:

Pretty sure there's a letter missing in the make of these, can't think where though hmmm

if you order today, can collect on 28th, Wednesday

Just out of curiosity my friend is looking to know would a man get away with wearing these cause he bought a pair of safety shoes from sports direct and he said they're like wearing stones on his feet

I work on site, and many of us get our safety boots/trainers from Sports-Direct. They have Dunlops, which last a good 9-12 months for under £25, and far from being uncomfortable, feel like soft trainers from day 1. Previously I paid £60 for a pair of DeWalt boots which I could only tolerate for a couple of hours at a time, and eventually tossed into a skip, gladly rid of them.

It is. Building sites are avoided by the equality loons because it's hard work. No push for more women digging and plastering.