I have found THEE WORLD'S BEST PAIR OF ROOF CLEANING BOOTS!

[HavertysRoofCleaning]

I have been wanting to share this for a while. I have found a pair of boots that have an UNBELIEVABLE grip on even the wettest, steepest, and soapiest tile roofs. They use a oil and slip resistant type of tread that you find on shoes that cooks wear in restaurants. They are 12" boots so they shield most of your shins from overspray and are comfortable and lightweight.

Best of all they are only $39.99. I have never used "Tiger Paws" but doubt they grip much better.

Here's the link

http://www.shoesforcrews.com/sfc3/i...=c_store.viewDetailsOfProduct&partnumber=5004

 

[Larry Millette]

My roof tech needs a new pair and has been mentioning boots. If they are really that good I may just get him a pair of these. Most all of the roofs we do are tile.

 

[HavertysRoofCleaning]

My roof tech needs a new pair and has been mentioning boots. If they are really that good I may just get him a pair of these. Most all of the roofs we do are tile.

Larry they will grip steep tile roofs covered in SH mix like nobodys business! Thats no Al Bundy shoe salesman talk either! lol I usually put a lot of gain in my mix on tile roofs which makes slippery SH even more slippery and still have excellent traction.

 

[Doug Rucker]

Cougar Paws are for shingle only, don't use them on tile. I got a pair of those shoes for crews boots and they aren't very comfortable if you have to wear them for long. A good insole helps. We switched to the black athletic shoe and it's much better comfort wise and same price.

http://www.shoesforcrews.com/sfc3/i...=c_store.viewDetailsOfProduct&partnumber=6007

 

[Christopher]

At Scott Stone's recommendation earlier this year, I tried some of these as I could not find the muck boots or similar type boots in very wide (11eeee) so I bought some of these.

I am impressed in how comfortable these boots are, how they feel like they weigh nothing, keep the water out and are very, very wide even though they don't say they are wide.

These are very good boots but they don't last but about 4 or 5 months on concrete and rock/gravel surfaces but other than that they are great and I keep on buying them.

 

[JDhomeservices]

That's what I use. They used to give me had blisters, but I got some good insoles for them. Now I can wear them all day, no problem

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[Nick L]

Shoes for crews are the best slip resistant shoe. Walmart sells tred-safe, they are cheaper but do not last as long and not as comfortable. They make a big difference on wet tile.

 

[HavertysRoofCleaning]

That's what I use. They used to give me had blisters, but I got some good insoles for them. Now I can wear them all day, no problem

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I've noticed they are comfortable until the 4th or 5th hour of tile roof walking. Some insoles would definitely help. Ill try that. Thanks

 

[dave mac]

they seem to have a great return policy how do these shoes fit compared to you sneaker size??

 

[HavertysRoofCleaning]

they seem to have a great return policy how do these shoes fit compared to you sneaker size??

I usually wear a 11 or 12 and ordered the 12's and they fit well. I believe if you order the wrong size they will pay all of the shipping costs to send you the right size.

 

[AC Lockyer]

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I have been wanting to share this for a while. I have found a pair of boots that have an UNBELIEVABLE grip on even the wettest, steepest, and soapiest tile roofs. They use a oil and slip resistant type of tread that you find on shoes that cooks wear in restaurants. They are 12" boots so they shield most of your shins from overspray and are comfortable and lightweight.

Best of all they are only $39.99. I have never used "Tiger Paws" but doubt they grip much better.

Here's the link

http://www.shoesforcrews.com/sfc3/i...=c_store.viewDetailsOfProduct&partnumber=5004

We dont clean many roofs from atop any more....... but wow those look so cool!

AC

 

[scottwash]

We dont clean many roofs from atop any more....... but wow those look so cool!

AC

So you are cleaning them from the bottom?? :haha:

 

[AC Lockyer]

So you are cleaning them from the bottom?? :haha:

Yes we use telescoping poles to apply the chemicals. We have reduced roof walking by over 90%.

AC

 

[ksroofs]

I like to have laces on my shoes... I have a pair of these and the sole does wear down fast... they are AWESOME for house washes.. Roofs though, well...

 

[Doug Rucker]

I like to have laces on my shoes... I have a pair of these and the sole does wear down fast... they are AWESOME for house washes.. Roofs though, well...

Tile Roofs they work great on...shingle not so much....

Tile Roofs- shoes for crews
Shingle-cougar paws

 

[Ron Musgraves]

They still the Best

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I have been wanting to share this for a while. I have found a pair of boots that have an UNBELIEVABLE grip on even the wettest, steepest, and soapiest tile roofs. They use a oil and slip resistant type of tread that you find on shoes that cooks wear in restaurants. They are 12" boots so they shield most of your shins from overspray and are comfortable and lightweight.

Best of all they are only $39.99. I have never used "Tiger Paws" but doubt they grip much better.

Here's the link

http://www.shoesforcrews.com/sfc3/i...=c_store.viewDetailsOfProduct&partnumber=5004

 

[Blindskillz]

Might have to pick me up a pair and give them a try.

 

[Ron Musgraves]

Let us know

 

[Chris Dubbs]

I wear them to do a pool every year. Very steep to the deep end and they do not slip!



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[Ralph Q]

Bullfrogs destroy my feet and not only do they grip the roof, they hold a ton of dirt in the treads. Can get real annoying, cleaning pool decks and driveways, tracking mud everywhere. I especially like it when I leave my gun on the lanai of a pool deck and end up having to unroll my hose and start up the machine to clean up the mess.