Did I Just Destroy My Boots?!? Luosjiet vs Rain.

[@davidcallan7844]

I’ve been knee deep in my GS saddle tan diesels with zero consequence. This is in what boots are made for.

[@chefrichh]

That was very helpful! I was one of the people concerned about their water resistance in the rain. Your experiment was realistic for how I would use the boots. Thank you for doing the test.

[@YouShoe-1985]

@@chefrichh thanks for the comment. I knew they’re a few who had some questions about it. Glad it helped.

[@Brajin1]

It’s a leather GYW boot. They can take some rain lol

[@byN91]

Unique review, thanks

[@davids8267]

Checked and they have raised their pricing again!!!

[@jordanfournier4366]

Let your boots get wet, dirty, scuffed etc. make them your own

[@jamesrice9412]

Is the sole wood board. If so the water may have been damaged which may be seen in longer term use. If yiu live I ireland or wet areas I think having none leather components can lead to a short boot lifespan.

[@YouShoe-1985]

The insole/lasting board is veg tanned leather and the sole is rubber.

[@jamesrice9412]

Thanks for yhe info. These boots are very well made. Better than the alden indies and should up well to the rain. Nice idea to show how the luisjets are in the rain.

[@JosephBair-qp5yz]

So, after owning both boots in two different sizes, which ones fit better? I think these are 46.5 and the other ones you had are 46. Just curious.

[@YouShoe-1985]

Great question. 46 fits way better. These are 46.5 and with a thin insole insert they fit great but I prefer the 46

[@JosephBair-qp5yz]

@@YouShoe-1985 thanks!