87 nails, each one a testament to the strength and resilience of this trusted boot

[@YukiTheGremlin]

MINE ARE COMING IN 6 days

[@AlexMig]

How do the nails not go all the way through

[@Larcona_]

They often do, then they bend against the metal last and are covered by more material.

[@AlexMig]

@@Larcona_ ohh makes sense wheee do you get the metal last also

[@JinsKookieJams]

​@@AlexMig *No, no customer gets the metal last. The metal last is what the boots sit on, that go inside the boot itself. There's also the last in the beginning, that helps give the boot its shape. To explain further from what Larcona said, in the beginning, the material is pulled over the shape last and nailed, to help form the initial shape of the shoe. Later in the video when you see the heel, when the nail is hammered through, the nail goes through the material, and if it hits the metal last, the last will make the nail curl into itself. Then there's more material put inside the shoe to cover the nails that are curled. I learned this from watching a cobbler's channel who explained it. I was also worried like you, so I understand 😅 It's interesting how the process goes 😊*

[@JosephAllen-d2e]

Talk about foot anchors. Each boot weighs about 3 1/2 - 4 lbs. Holy moly, they may be durable, but it comes at a high cost in weight.

[@crosspointholsters1636]

After they are broken in you don’t notice the weight

[@spencerpearson1321]

They essentially just become a really heavy sock once they’re broken in.

[@Абдурахим-у1р]

Good job

[@janmejoydas2072]

How can i purchase it

[@marcelocamposcampos7605]

Son unos artesanos

[@МихаилКаленич-и6ъ]

Ну да а одним молотком этого всего нельзя сделать, каждый раз другой надо брать, зачем???

[@ingoschroder2658]

Zu wenig Nägel

[@XeyalƏhədov]

Hello, I am an ayagaba master, in our country in Azerbaijan there is no money for the suffering you suffered, I hate my art

[@zetece1180]

Опять все швы кривые? 😂 чисто американский подход