Brunt Workwear has launched limited edition all-black Marin waterproof work boots.
I’ve talked with Brunt Workwear a couple of times over the years, and they’ve built up a good reputation. I am finally going to give them a try, and with this being the holiday deals season I of course asked what they’re up to.
Brunt said they will be launching a new limited edition colorway every week, thru the start of December. I thought “great, more limited editions,” but then I took a look and saw these Marin all-black work boots.
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These remind me of a favorite pair of black work boots I used to have. They wore out long ago, and my attempts to find a replacement haven’t gone well. Maybe I chose just the right time to start looking at Brunt footwear.
I should be talking about everything I’ve heard about Brunt over the years – the comfort, durability, and rated safety features – but all I can think about is how I hope this becomes a permanent color option.
The boot is available in soft toe, composite toe, and “BRUNT toe” options, and it looks like most sizes are still available.
Regardless of the toe style, all of these are waterproof with oil-resistant outsoles and electrical hazard rating.
The prices are the same as for the regular Marin waterproof boots – starting at $150.
Brunt also said that their limited editions typically sell out quickly. I just might have to snag a pair with the soft toe.
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If you’ve tried Brunt Marin work boots before, have they worked out well for you?
curtinfarmer
This company has really grown! They used to only make a handful of boots just a few years back.
Joseph
I’m not sure where you are hearing the good stuff about the brand, must be from their advertising. Everything I’ve seen has shown they were hot garbage.
Stuart
Social media. Industry peers. It’s time for me to sort things out for myself.
Dave
Ive had my Brunts for the past year now and the are the most comfortable boots Ive owned. What didnt you like about them?
Kevin
I haven’t seen anyone wearing Brunt on a job site, which was is odd because of the huge marketing push they’ve had recently. I’m seeing fewer and fewer Red Wing but it’s no secret the quality has gone down unless you buy the higher end expensive ones. I’ve noticed a considerable uptick in Keen and Strauss.
IronWood
I’ve seen a lot more Keen boots in the trades the last couple years. And I’ve had a couple pairs of their Romeos and been pretty happy. I only know one guy that tried Brunt and they did not hold up well. That’s all I know about them other they have ads everywhere. I’ll stick with my Danners and Keens.