I prefer using sneakers when working on a roof. They feel light on my feet and breathe easier in warm weather. Boots add ankle support for the change in angle of the roof when climbing. Boots also tend to tare up the shingles when hotter temperatures occur. Although some sneakers if not the running style have a more aggressive tread. Boots such as shown in the photo above would have great ankle support but may cut the circulation just below the knee if you have to squat down in order to nail shingles. Wearing boots is typically required by most roofers for the durability and surface strength which provides added safety. Special thanks to Dr. Marten, QPQE and New Balance shoes for the images.
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