Blaze & Daze
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DarkWeb
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There are steel toe rubber boots. But that's not comfortable all day. But if you can use them as needed they'll probably hold up to the chemicals better.
Metasynth
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The kiddo handled it like a champ, no problem at all. It was a truly magical time and I’d take her back anytime. Already priced out what it would cost to stay at the Hotel attached to California Adventure, and get three day park hopper passes. Maybe in a couple years that can happen
Did she have a favorite activity?
Metasynth
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She loved the rides, especially the roller coasters. Wasn’t scared away by anything, and just wanted MORE
Yeah! Little daredevil! She's gonna be one of those skydivers who does cool tricks...
Metasynth
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I hope not, im fine with her just loving roller coasters, not jumping off 1500ft cliffs in a wing suit.
When she gets a little older and taller, I’ll take her to Six Flags and see how much she ACTUALLY likes roller coasters.
We did three days in a suite at the Grand Californian so we were comfy and had a place to retreat to. I highly recommend it. As well as the Storybook Cafe and Napa Rose LOL. Your daughter is a good age for it. Zoe hadn't turned 2 so it was rocky.
I'm so glad to hear it all worked out.
Jeffislovinlife
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Red wings are good boots
ugh we are cavemen too lol
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Jeffislovinlife
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Coffee to all may you have a great day and a better night 
BarnBuster
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I always wore steel toe boots, even in an "office" job. Wolverines Dura Shock a long time ago but the last pair I bought weren't the same quality. I have had Red Wings, they lasted a while. Also now have Danner and White's but they're pricey. Don't know what to tell you about the chemicals, that usually spells death to leather. "chemical resistant leather work boots" returns a few but I think you get what you pay for. Many of them just say oil and slip resistant, maybe the chemicals won't eat the sole but they don't say anything about the stitching or leather. Look for ones in mining and oil exploration use. I'm with @DarkWeb on probably having a pair of good rubber ones and switching them out...a PITA but.
shnkrmn
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Jeffislovinlife
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I'm so happy 
raratt
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Too warm, flops or sandals. I need to work on the tan lines on my feet.
Thought once I did the yard stuff I'd be done except I forgot about the load of clothes in the washer and that I need to go get ice. (Yes I know I can make it by putting water in the appropriate containers in the freezer.)
Aint no rest for the wicked
neosapien
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My last 2 seasons I have not worn steel toes. Because of the weight. But yesterday I dropped my extension cord reel and it hit my big toe. Not bad. But enough to stop and say "gee, that hurt. Probably should wear steel toes." Had a driver pallet jack drop a pallet on my toes before. Was wearing steel toes and they saved my fucking toes. I'm just going to play it safe from now on , ain't getting any younger.
BarnBuster
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When I was a young pup, this older boss I had who was really more of a mentor, told me to buy a pair of steel toed work boots instead of "dress shoes", asked why, he took his boot off and showed me where a 55 gal drum of oil (close to 400lbs) had come off a truck (the way to unload them back then was to roll the drum off the back of the semi onto a double stack of 4 old tires. If you do it right, no problem) bounced wrong and landed right on his foot.
After that I always wore them at work no matter what job I had. I bought black ones so shined up, you really couldn't tell they were boots. Also whenever I flew I always wore boots cause shit happens.