Caterpillar

I got given a pair of Caterpillar shoes called the Brice (I think they were recently on special offer in John Lewis as normally they are about £70 to £80 which is quite a lot for a pair of shoes. Caterpillar are known for their large industrial vehicles and machines and have branched out a lot by licensing the brand name for clothes and footwear. The Cat steel toe cap boots are very popular and tough. These shoes I received seem very well made and include itechnology which make the shoes lighter, sole more flexible and insole a lot softer. The brice I got had a really soft insole with some memory foam type material in it making it very ...  Read the complete review

What else can I say about these boots, apart from you just cannot destroy them! I have a pair, and no, not one of those big clumpy things that you think of, no, I've got a pair of the girls playform boots, which I didn't pay a lot for really, when you consider I've had them for years, and you would never guess to see them!! They go with all sorts of clothes as well, and they are really comfy! Some might say, that £60 is a lot of money to pay for a pair of boots, well, I'd agree to a point, but, thinking of how long I've had my boots, I think about 3 years, imagine how many cheaper pairs I could have bought in that time, they ...  Read the complete review

There is a lot to be said about the Caterpillar range. On first impressions, I thought it was just the name you were paying for - not necessarily the quality. However, I have changed my opinions..... They may be expensive, but my Caterpillar boots are probably the best investment I have ever made. having made it through a typical British Winter (!), they are still going strong and I can honestly say, are the comfiest boots ever! Also, their skate shoes are built more like trainers and made of durable suede leather, not canvas. Their slogan of "Built to last" devinitely rings true! ...  Read the complete review