Good boots for dairy work

I work at a dairy as a maintenance tech. We have "foot foamers" that spray a sanitizing foam at entrances and door ways throughout the plant (they spray KX-6049). The sanitizer really eats up leather boots. Most of the production guys wear rubber boots, which would be perfect accept for the fact that I walk twice as much as them getting tools/rounds/whatever else and I'd feel like a dork.

I have Timberland PRO Endurance boots now, the most comfortable boots I've owned to date (also the most expensive) but I've had them for 7 months and the side had torn open where they attach to the sole.

Does anyone else out there work in a similar environment that knows of a boot that'll stand up to the sanitizer? I've been looking for the ducky boots but no one seems to make them.

Anyone know of a spray or rub that I could use on my boots that would make them last longer?

Thanks in advance for any help!

 

BOGS.....

http://www.bogsfootwear.com/shop/index.html

Best thing I've found to keep my feet warm, dry & for a rubber boot they have cushion like a normal work boot. Best $120 I've spent. I walk thru a lot of chemicals that dry out leather boots & make them crack.....the BOGS hold up to it. They come in steel toe also.

 

Awesome thanks a lot!

 

Sadly the only ones they have in steel toe are full rubbers.

 

Do you need steel toes?

I have Muck boots for messy stuff.
Comfortable, good support.

http://www.muckbootcompany.com/category/MWORK

Pricey, but my feet, ankles, and knees are trashed.
I wear Goodwill clothes, but I won't skimp on workboots.

 

In Laws own a large dairy here in Cow land that also use foot baths. We have always worn Viking boots in the cow shit. They have a model that is chemical resistant as well.

 

Doc Milkens

 

I do need steel toe! And I agree there. Boots are important when you're on your feet all day. Trying to save my back for when I'm older.

I work in the processing side so there's no cow shit here! Hahaha I'll look into them!

Thanks a lot guys!