Greatest Chelsea Boots - Blundstones 🔥🥵

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[@laowai2000]

Blundstone around for over 150 years. Doing something right!

[@MasterofPlay7]

They are made in Vietnam though, while the red back in real Aussie

[@Raqsoicy]

@@MasterofPlay7 who cares?

[@ariescustom]

@@MasterofPlay7 There's always someone saying this on Blunnie vids. Big yawn.

[@MasterofPlay7]

@@ariescustom it's true

[@ariescustom]

@@MasterofPlay7 And as soon as everyone starts buying Redbacks and they start struggling to keep up with demand then THEY will also be outsourced and made elsewhere, because that is how business works. ;) I have noticed ZERO difference in quality in my Blundstones over the years. Also, Redbacks are fugly.

[@starkeymorgan4142]

Agree. Have a pair in Walnut. very comfortable and getting more and more character. Got a pair in black recently.

[@jamesstuart3346]

Blundstone leather has almost no stretch. Either they fit properly on day one or they don't fit at all. Also the standard soles are garbage on snow and ice. That's why they brought out the Vibrams

[@johnhenson4054]

You’ve hit the nail on the head… they do everything. In Oz they are for the office , the yard , the pub and as you said, travelling.

[@david-is8yf]

hi, what is your advice on what size to choose? I wear 10.5 us size sneakers

[@johnhenson4054]

@@david-is8yf I believe a 10.5 us would be a 10 in Blundstone.

[@product_parade_]

Mine are 9 AUS which is 10 in US and I am a perfect 10.5 in most shoes, Nike/vans/adidas

[@kellymckenzie4865]

Had mine for three or four years now. Lost count. The sole is only now starting to show wear through to the foam. We'll see if that's a problem for water coming in. Still haven't found the perfect summer boot though.

[@greyse5511]

omg same thing i thought i was alone who needs them to break and i have pretty small girl leg tho

[@marvinaugustin830]

Facts they are

[@user-vc3fi7ez6n]

Which ones are those?

[@RetiredSCLE]

I would suggest using extreme caution before purchasing Blundstone boots. I purchased the 1469’s last week (01/04/24) and when they arrived this week. The left boot was larger than the right boot. I sent in a help request (because there is no phone number on their website, that I can find) with a video proving the left boot was larger than the right (too big for me) and have heard nothing. I have been a long time Blundstone customer, own several pair of Blundstones and admit they are comfortable (if you have a correct fit) but if it has come to this style of poor customer service I will not be purchasing or recommending any more Blundstone boots. It is a disgrace that one has to pay so much for a pair of boots and cannot speak or communicate with anyone from Blundstone when their product is a fail. Buyer be aware!!

[@darianz1855]

Every order I’ve done has come with instructions for how to do a return

[@product_parade_]

You can also order them from places like REI where the customer support is amazing.

[@johnhenson4054]

That would be so rare with Blundstone… I’ve had probably 10 pairs and all brilliant. Oh yep I’m old. 5 to 10 years a pair for a $150AUD boots is doing well

[@MasterofPlay7]

You you get the red back, made by real Aussie

[@ariescustom]

And as soon as everyone starts buying Redbacks and they start struggling to keep up with demand then THEY will also be outsourced and made elsewhere, because that is how business works. ;)

[@ahill209]

A few months to break them in? Should be a few days. Even Red Wing Chelseas only take about 4-6 weeks to break in.

[@shawnure6707]

Redbacks are superior in every way. Blundstone is mid.

[@neslind1]

Theyre pretty similar. Also Blundstone looks better

[@shawnure6707]

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[@rashestkhan2878]

​@@neslind1 but for work, redback are a bit better. More foam in the mid sole, thicker leather and the toe box is a bit wider. Cheaper too. Blundstone do look better tho

[@AnonYmous-ni5cv]

im debating which to get, reback look ass but are so much better

[@product_parade_]

Lmao

[@billthebard805]

Redbacks are far better in my opinion.

[@Lovver420]

If those are rustic brown/black, they looked like they really needed some serious conditioning bro.

[@product_parade_]

I like the worn/lighter look. Waterproofing also alters the color.

[@pattgsm]

There is zero break in w/ Blundstone. Dude must have super sensitive feet😂

[@product_parade_]

Had a few pairs. There’s definitely a break in period. Maybe I do have sensitive feet though, or maybe you just have a really really strong feet 🥵

[@pattgsm]

@@product_parade_ No. you are correct. There is a break in period but I would compare it to breaking in a new pair of Hoka Cliftons. Extremely comfortable from the 1st wear.

[@jamesstuart3346]

Yep. Blundstone leather has almost no stretch. That's why they still fit after years of abuse

[@olinafan4459]

get redback, these aint even made in australia anymore. sadge

[@happyrobot6396]

Redbacks look really nice but they don’t have any of the cool leathers and colors blundstones have

[@product_parade_]

Blundstones are better looking imop

[@ariescustom]

And as soon as everyone starts buying Redbacks and they start struggling to keep up with demand then THEY will also be outsourced and made elsewhere, because that is how business works. ;)

[@crystalmclawrence2996]

What number are those?

[@product_parade_]

#585

[@chrisman3673]

585 are my favourite agreed best ones but $249 is a bit rich, given not made in Australia anymore and redbacks are and only about $170

[@ewanhamilton6384]

Blundstones were iconic when made in Australia, now made overseas cheaply. Contrary to your claim, they are NOT the greatest chelsea boots, RM Williams holds that title. Coming from an actual Aussie btw

[@product_parade_]

🥲

[@ariescustom]

RM Williams aren't even the same kind of Chelseas, not are they in the same price range. Apples and oranges.

[@prabhdeepdhahan1147]

What size do you wear?

[@product_parade_]

10.5 is my usual size and I got the 9 AUS

[@prabhdeepdhahan1147]

​I just bought a pair in 9.5 Australian/ 10.5 USA. Most comfortable boots I've worn. ​@@product_parade_

[@tenzeela]

What model number?

[@product_parade_]

These are the #585

[@jampeanutbutter]

how do you take them off

[@product_parade_]

You just slide them off. They break in pretty well after about 10 days on them

[@xpoint9629]

What color is that? i

[@product_parade_]

That’s the rustic brown. Once you break them in they get a bit lighter, and I’ll waterproof them which changes the colors a bit.

[@franciscocedillo3452]

What color is that?

[@Sammysosa518]

Rustic brown

[@product_parade_]

It’s the normal darker brown bit after wearing them around, having them in the sun and rain and then waterproofing them, they get a little lighter

[@stevej.6674]

They’re Chinese garbage now. I used to love my Blundstones back in the 90’s. Roughout leather lace ups with actual rubber soles - fricken loved them. But would not touch them. My GF bought a pair & the soles crumbled within 6 mths & were binned. Aussie sellout garbage!!!

[@satinkuti5875]

I refuse to buy urethane soled shoes, they just crumble out of nowhere

[@happyrobot6396]

These don’t

[@product_parade_]

Yeah. I’ve never had that experience.

[@zm6658]

YUP, I have the exact pair he's demonstrating here and both cracked all the way thru within 2 years. not resoleable so you basically just have to throw them out. not remotely worth $200+

[@neslind1]

@@zm6658 Basically every shoe on the market aside from Boots with lether insoles?

[@zm6658]

@@neslind1*leather Look into Goodyear welting- it isn’t just boots, there are plenty of shoes built this way. For $240 the options for resoleable shoes abound

[@Steve-mg9gw]

They are rubbish, gave mine away.