Best window cleaning shoes/boots?

[optimumaintenance]

@Wagonhound

My choice for summer work. Sturdy soles for ladder work, slip off easy for inside work.

Slip off? You go barefoot in a customers house?

[Wagonhound]

@optimumaintenance

Slip off? You go barefoot in a customers house?

Then I slip these on.

[Octopus]

Keens are great shoes if you tend to get holes in the toes of your shoes. They have rubber that cover top end of the shoe. Much needed if you clean low windows a lot over cement.

[JYWindowGuy]

@Octopus

Keens are great shoes if you tend to get holes in the toes of your shoes. They have rubber that cover top end of the shoe. Much needed if you clean low windows a lot over cement.

My Merrells and North Face shoes both have this and it does help them last a lot longer, protects your toes too.

[Octopus]

The Keens toe protector covers much more area than the other hiking shoe. In fact, it’s almost a little goofy looking, but it does the trick. I’ve tried Merrells before and they are great looking shoes, but can’t hold up to the Keens for overall durability in my opinion. The soles, though, wear out quicker in the Keens because they aren’t made of vibram like the merrells. Both great shoes. I’ll have to try the North Face.