Is There a Better Timberland? - 3 Timberland knock offs

[@RoseAnvil]

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[@tmhunter7]

Never heard a bandsaw that laughs half way through a cut before.

[@corwin32]

It's good to know Weston has such a fun workplace for his tools

[@mirrorhour365]

bzzzzz

[@williamhusse5859]

The bzzzzing voice over, in a strange way, makes this whole thing widely hilarious!

[@KuddlyKrazies]

Wdym. Happens to me every time

[@zachaliles]

I've never used a bandsaw that had to take breaths mid cut either.

[@pacadet]

The fidelity of that bandsaw recording! I felt like I was really there.

[@MobiuSphere]

I died at the fake bandsaw noises. That was hilarious!

[@zachaliles]

Fake? My bandsaw giggles and breaths mid cut just like his.

[@nellieskeen5123]

LOL. For a minute I thought there was something wrong with my volume and youtube. But when he had to inhale. . .LMAO

[@ellagracelle1871]

I nearly spit out my porridge after I started hearing the fake bandsaw noise hahaha🤣🤣🤣

[@robertrobert4768]

How is that funny I got mad

[@spike5499]

@@robertrobert4768 lighten up

[@joshuathorson8813]

There's a fourth way of attaching outsoles: direct inject. That's what made Timberlands so innovative when they were first created and it's why it's so hard to separate the outsole from the upper on an authentic pair of Tims.

[@Thelongmanable]

*_I love timberlands own at least 10 pairs in my lifetime and only thing I wore from 95 to 2000 but they were 30 to 45 bucks then.._*

[@jeepmanxj]

Don't know what the fuck you're on about. the soles of tims always came off. They were bunk that got trendy. Good for stomping some dudes face in, bad for everything else.

[@ORIGINALDaveB]

@@jeepmanxj the pair I have are Goodyear Welt. Thats the strongest attachment you can get now. I believe you on the earlier models. Just a lotta hype.

[@jeepmanxj]

@@ORIGINALDaveB they are made the same they have always been made. Tim's are fucking garbage boots.

[@drewlop]

@@jeepmanxj The Timberland reviews on this channel suggest otherwise, i.e. that they're pretty good at their price point

[@Stridewise]

Talk about the best of a bad bunch! I'd agree Kingshow is the best boot but BHPC might get you the most cred on the mean streets of the Upper West Side where I live XD just because people probably won't be studying your boots for that long! Can't wait for that WW2 boot series my man! Here's to filming more vids together in 2022

[@raw_si_siht]

Sounds like a bunch of females studying men's shoes. No wonder NY has fallen. Full of estrogen.

[@Stridewise]

@@raw_si_siht Whatever can i do to get validated by Validated Ape

[@raw_si_siht]

@@Stridewise Get some testosterone.

[@billygula5145]

Stridewise hell is Luggs for all eternity

[@lightzout7239]

Timberland is over price. Back in 2003 I would pay 60 bucks for Timberland At there outlet. They sold the company and changed the boots style. I stop buying them .

[@kingedwin]

Sound quality for the boot cutting is superb. :D

[@LilDietz6]

Aight, you got me good with that bandsaw audio xD

[@JustVictorBTW]

This might be my inner child speaking, but that saw noise was the best thing I’ve heard in a long time

[@LutraLovegood]

You should watch The Wind Rises, then.

[@jacknemo8021]

The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. He earned thirty-eight dollars a month plus allowances. A really good pair of leather boots cost fifty dollars. But an affordable pair of boots, which were sort of OK for a season or two and then leaked like hell when the cardboard gave out, cost about ten dollars. Those were the kind of boots Vimes always bought, and wore until the soles were so thin that he could tell where he was in Ankh-Morpork on a foggy night by the feel of the cobbles. But the thing was that good boots lasted for years and years. A man who could afford fifty dollars had a pair of boots that'd still be keeping his feet dry in ten years' time, while the poor man who could only afford cheap boots would have spent a hundred dollars on boots in the same time and would still have wet feet. This was the Captain Samuel Vimes 'Boots' theory of socioeconomic unfairness. - Terry Pratchett, Men at Arms

[@bumpedhishead636]

I wish I could upvote more than once for Sir Terry!

[@ChaosBW]

This is big boot propaganda I've worn both cheap $50 boots and expensive $300 boots The $50 boots last me a year and a half The $300 boots fell apart in the first 6 months and had to be glued back together Price does not guarantee quality

[@mylesgalos6465]

I always buy the good quality products, value for the money, thanks to weston i always go for natural materials now adays

[@fakejasonlawless]

Always hated this passage, if you could become jeff bezos just by saving money on expensive boots then everyone in /r/gyw would be a billionaire. Also, if you are into good quality shoes you clearly aren’t going to buy just one and in the end you’ll probably outspend the guy who always wears sneakers and buy a cheap one on deep discount every year. Not to mention boot maintenance products like conditioner or polish and shoe trees and the occasional resole. idk why I bothered to reply to a low effort meme but I’ve already typed this much might as well hit send

[@TheFuryKnight]

@@ChaosBW could you tell us which brands are these shoes from? could be a great help.

[@krisgrotowski2216]

I bought my first Timberlands in 1995, made in USA, all leather. Had them resoled about 5 years ago. Wear them every winter and they still look amazing.

[@gilbs72]

Excellent! You save a lot of us cheapskates from falling into the traps. I hope you could also test the eyelets, which are common problems with cheap knockoffs. These would often pop out and cause cuts to the wearer.

[@you_cant_see_me_3000]

I have the Lugz. I got them for $20 on some discount site probably 5 years ago. I wear them when I shovel/snow blow my driveway in the winter. They don't leak and the soles haven't fallen off.

[@AaronGibson-r8o]

I thought so too

[@bobbyb6012]

I remember back in the 70's / 80's when Timberlands were actually work boots and not a silly fashion statement. The biggest competitors were Dunham's and Herman Survivors, both very similar to Timberlands. You got whichever one was on sale at the time! No one cared!

[@seth_5394]

I get Timberlands in the shop frequently that are falling apart. They are definitely not really work boots any more. Interestingly, the Pro series Timberlands are crappier than the regular ones.

[@kevinomalley1145]

No need to be a boot gatekeeper. People can wear their boots for whatever use they want. Not everyone is wearing boots to jobsites every day and that's ok. Timberland sucks now because they're owned by a multinational corporation thats constantly cutting costs.

[@excessemail2344]

I got a pair of pros with a metatarsal guard, the stitching started falling apart day one. The materials are almost new, yet they are unwearable.

[@strengthandbulkMadness]

I witnessed the genesis of Timberland's becoming Timb's when I was a kid in the Bronx. On the weekends I used to go to rural Pennsylvania and upstate New York. Guys of all ages wore Timberland boots as casual wear instead of sneakers. A few years later they were being worn in New York City along with the Adidas Superstar sneaker.

[@youtubeiscensorship1134]

Yeah brought a pair of timberland basic they hurt my feet. Felt like I was stepping on a piece of hard wood.

[@rmcBloody]

So they guy who said lugz are well constructed didn’t have a clue what they were talking about

[@josephcazzuto7198]

Lugz are a terrible fashion boot. I think they're all made of pleather.

[@doctorwarpspeed8779]

Some people don't do anything. So basically any shoe will hold up. I have a pair of Vasque hiking shoes that got 4.5 stars on Amazon with 2,500 reviews. They are junk..... I shredded those things to bits in no time. People were saying they hold up for years, idk how. The only way that is possible is if you do nothing. If the longest walk you do is out to the car on your way to McDonalds drive thru, Lugz could last years.

[@kirsten0233]

backfired guerilla marketing?

[@TheCwright1976]

Lugz are great boots! I have had many pair that have lasted for years ove hard outdoor work conditions. I dont know where he got these Lugz boots but they are definitely knockoff Lugz. He needs to judge apples to apples. The Drifter will hold its own againts any Timberland boot.

[@peterv1318]

@@doctorwarpspeed8779 - exactly. Most people who say they have boots for years only wear them two times a month if that.

[@ilikehelmets4079]

As someone who loves history I can't wait to see the wwii boot series!

[@kitt3526]

yessssss same!!

[@hayden199516]

Same!

[@sisyphus1017]

I am excited for this one 🤩

[@yipperdeyip]

Nintendo Wii boots?

[@emmajones-phillipson6123]

I love the bandsaw foley presented with no context

[@daytoncoates4930]

I’m very glad I purchased my lugz from a goodwill and not somewhere where I’d have paid full price. They’re a pair a steel toe wedge work boots, the fake leather and lack of any gusset makes them bad for spark protection, for some reason they lack a shank, Have essentially zero puncture resistance, and occasionally the fabric on the inside bunches up weird on the steel toe, kinda uncomfortable. I could only really afford cheap boots when I bought them a few months ago, and I’ll probably keep wearing them for the next 6 months or so until they completely wear out, and I’m forced to buy an actual pair of workboots

[@seancrockett896]

The plywood heel in the kingshow is true royalty baby. The way that plywood just cracks and splinters to the shape of your foot is amazing!

[@grantbrown4727]

Man the new mic you've you've on the saw sounds sick

[@reedbrooks3887]

Looks like the kingshows took some moves out of the CLOMPS playbook...

[@ml8067]

Kingshow is the boot division of Clomps

[@bischoffw]

The sound effects of the bandsaw had me laughing so hard my wife was wondering what was going on when she was inside the camper

[@helenwu3657]

I got a blue pair of Lugz just for hiking, but it is sturdy, warm not stuffy, support to arches, good with jeans, i wear it all the time now. The blue collar started to peel, I just pulled them all off, they have white collars now, still comfortable.

[@amskater123]

Almost spat my drink out at the saw section lmao

[@fredseekingbibleturth]

I search for those kingshow and found a pair for $32 also found a bunch of other reviews and people seem to have issues with the soles falling apart or just falling off. Which actually makes what you said correct. :) Keep up the good work

[@otisdriftwood3829]

My man you need to accidentally lose audio more often ! That saw scene was epic because of the sound fx added in editing. You're nearing the level of Michael Winslow (Police Academy).

[@PaladioBlaze]

YOU HAD ME DYING LAUGHING CUTTING THOSE BOOTS LOL

[@brookpoulsen7198]

Super impressed with your breakdowns, would love to see Top 3 or 5 snowboard boots in Fall, keep up the good work!

[@shirliepriestley8761]

The bann saw noises r hilarious.😂😂

[@fullmetalroyal1216]

Did that bandsaw just take a deep breath? Lmao

[@jeancadet5862]

Right 👍

[@simonesimone5704]

It would be very interesting to compare the cut centered scores of all times. And see if there is a relation between the score and the quality of the the boot/leather.. 🙂

[@RDSwords]

I never imagined I'd hear a band saw laugh, but here we are hahahaha

[@JimGreenFootwearOfficial]

For a bit extra you could get a pair of our Razorbacks, the mark up on this quality boot is crazy

[@toweringhorse2054]

Had a pair of lugs one time. They were the jet black low cut ones. Decided I was gonna hike in them because I couldn’t find my boots, they survived but my feet sure as hell didn’t, was definitely a mistake

[@nekooo8840]

Pretty cool dubbing of saw

[@geogamble819]

the jump cut on lets try it from the back is so good lmao

[@ORIGINALDaveB]

I bought the Timberland Port Unions and actually had to make up my own lacing. The standard lacing dug into the lateral edge of my ankle on both (behind the lateral maleolus) it almost crippled me. I noticed others complaining about the same thing and brought there's back. Mine work fine with alternative lacing.

[@andrewsalazar98]

Working for Weston is such a blast that even his equipment can’t help but laugh in joy

[@michaelt3308]

I bought a couple Lugz boots and have had no issues with them. I DONT wear them as a work boot and don't wear them everyday. Keep shoes trees in them when not using....

[@big_neptune_g]

You could try to cut Lumberjack boots or Panama Jack to see if the quality is better than Timberland. However they cost over 100$, so they aren't much cheaper.

[@_shaman_593]

Sir, you need to check your saw, it buzzes kind of weirdly :))

[@conorfromenergy]

Lugz must’ve gone downhill over the years. I had a pair in Jr high school and they were decent quality. They weren’t a timberland rip off, they had their own style along with Karl Kani.

[@TheCwright1976]

I love the Drifter and i have worn in hard working conditions for years at a time. I started wearing then in early 2000s and they have never done wrong by me.

[@TheCwright1976]

This dude knows nothing about the culture. I knee that as soon as he said an established and respected company like Lugz was a timberland knock-off🙄

[@peterv1318]

I had Lugz in high school. They had their own style. Most people had Lugz had Timberland.

[@SOShehe]

Lugz are now made in china. Fifteen years ago it was not made in China.

[@MyBinaryLife]

@@TheCwright1976 lol who gives a shit about the culture. this is about what boot is objectively better. the culture doesnt care about that, all they care about is 'which boot is seen as most cool'. the answer? none.

[@Devon523]

So glad you’re back! I was definitely missing your content.

[@ORIGINALDaveB]

I also had a pair of steel toed Irish Setters I bought in 2000. They fit perfectly off the rack. I used to ride in them. After about 12 years I went looking for a new pair and no one had them anymore. I took them with me to a Redwing store and the guy said to me, These are a WWI boot cut. They don't make them like this anymore. I took them to a cobbler and for $100 he re-soled them with a vibram sole. I still got them.

[@rustyshackleford5633]

10:22 wow that buzz saw is sounding good this video

[@brianwatson3705]

Let's all show respect to the blade that has given us viewers hours of enjoyment and knowledge

[@whirledpeaz5758]

I lived in Ballston Spa, NY winter of '85-'86. Not sure I would have made it through that winter if it weren't for my pair of Timberlands keeping my feet warm and dry. Only wore them out and about Off duty. Had to wear my Navy issue chukkas at work. IYKYK

[@kristavthatsme3178]

It's the saw sound effects for me! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mistabook]

I have the Lugz Convoys in blue. I wouldn't get the wheat color because knockoff Timberlands are corny, but blue boots aren't super common and they were cheap, so why not? I gotta say, they're tougher than I would have guessed. You definitely know you're not making a lifelong investment here, but they're decent for what they are, and they look pretty sharp. They have other weird colors, too - bright red, black with white soles, etc. Probably worth the 50 bucks for the novelty value if you're into that sort of thing.

[@MrJ158n]

When I was in highschool I had a pair of sketchers that I later learned were Timberland knock offs. They lasted me till graduation and I don't think I actually wore them out. I don't remember what happened to them but they lasted longer than any other pair of shoes I wore growing up. I wasn't big on all the shoe brands back then so to me they were just a pair of comfy boots.

[@ShartSydePhil]

I got a pair of Lugz around 2002 because they advertised them all the time on Monday Night Raw and as a rambunctious 17 year old who dove head first into the bling-era rap culture, they were the shoes to have. I remember showing up to school with them feeling like king shit.

[@guppyv2735]

Cut in half the new jordan 1 “CMFRTS”, they allegedly have air units and is built better

[@AverageJoeHotRodShow]

Had two pairs of Lugz back around 2015. Both had the soles crack in half within a few months of everyday wear. Lugz replaced the first pair and didn’t bother to respond to my second pair failing.

[@suedfrucht44]

Love the saw sounds. Very Frank Howarthesque 👍

[@nickschomisch5839]

I'm kind of honored I didn't think anything more would come from that comment and it's so awesome that it did. Also glad that I didn't buy those lugs I thought for $30 they be okay winter beaters but no way they'd survive.

[@josephcazzuto7198]

Back in the day when Rockports were still made in Portugal and had Gore-tex in them a buddy of mine tried to compare his timbers to my boots and a few months later his boots completely fell apart. The sole completely came apart and they were completely hollow. I told him they were just fashion boots but he wouldn't listen. Too bad Rockports have also become a fashion boot 😥.

[@venom_bankz621]

My lugz lasted longer than my last pair of timberlands . Still using them today for work ( no tears or holes ) just got new ones to go out ✅ LUGZ OVER TIMZ!

[@a.krawion1872]

That bandsaw part! 😂 he probably lost the audio but he definitely should do this every time now on

[@BravoBull1]

Would love to see a comparison of Chippewa, Redwing, Carolina logger boots.

[@briandaniel5091]

I had two pair of Lugz 10 to 12 years ago. They weren’t like these knock off ones. Well made boots and lasted me a long time. 👍

[@peterv1318]

I remember them being good boots. This is going back 20 years ago.

[@Greanestbean]

Was going to say the same thing bought a pair in 2002 and 2004 solid boots back then.

[@Asiansxsymbol]

The recent ones are pretty crappy though. I had a couple pairs back in the late '90s and they were pretty good. I remember some rapstars promoted Lugz.

[@kingofuseddurablecars.ls6040]

@@Asiansxsymbol Birdman

[@Wanderer25]

Had a pair that was my daily throughout junior and high school till I outgrew them. They were quality nubuck leather and well built. Too bad they're now cheap China knockoffs.

[@eonarts]

I’ve on occasion had to buy cheap boots from target (had trouble affording a certain type of boots to wear to street fairs) for some weird reason they lasted over 10 years (rarely got wet) and were super comfortable walking/standing on the streets for long hours (4-9). Long ago Ross would sell some pretty good boots. I think many were styles that the company was doing some sort of PR on (before everything was computerized). I managed to get some really cool, odd fryes made of really great leather. They survived being resoled! The only Timberland shoes I have are slip on high tops (for some reason high tops can be hard to find in women’s sizes). They are way more supportive and comfortable than my fancy converse (both have similar insoles)…. For boots I save my money and drop $$$$.

[@adriangreene908398]

Lugz are my favorite boots tbh but maybe when I can afford more expensive boots my opinion will change. But in MD nobody notices or cares if they are real. And I get compliments! I always buy the black boots

[@marcosmireles7545]

You know what Lugz is my favorite as well. Disappointed about their quality but they sure do make a stylish and comfortable boot.

[@tyrant8485]

Dude, cant wait to see the build. This channel keeps getting better and better.

[@jimmccoys5778]

Gotta say Weston, i agree with the fake leather statement. It should a law to state whether a shoe is fake or bonded leather compared to full grain actual leather. Companies try to pull this nonsense of constantly and it really burns me up! Back in the day you could tell. But new methods and materials trick consumers now into thinking they are buying a quality item. Happens in way too many products!! Great content as always. And great to hear your boot collaboration was a succes! Cant wait to get mine in a few months!!

[@whateveritwasitis]

i bought a pair of Lugz Chukka in 2000, and they are the most comfortable show i have ever owned. no wear, no cuts no seems failing, just perfect. im sure they are made in china by now and wont last past a year, but these were really nice shoes. the soles have not worn at all, its amazing.

[@hello-m7f]

How cool that Hans Zimmer 10:40 helped you with the sound!

[@udcnation]

The lugs had the wood block in the heel probably because it was made using direct heat vulcanizing process. That is the traditional way to make full rubber sole by this method, the wood block is there to fill the the middle part. Without a wood block the rubber under your heel can't get enough heat to cure. Obviously you can't use a bouncy/soft foam in there because the shoes will be pressed in the machine, and that pressure will compress the block. Once the mould opens the block will try to return to its original form effectively ripping the rubber from the upper. Almost spit my coffee while watching the band saw

[@thequarlok1330]

I love love love the bandsaw. So good.

[@ericdebord]

I'm online looking at some black iron ranger... They look like my old military boots from the 80s. Love em

[@GrandPrix46]

Who needs a house in Austin when you can have a tent at an underpass of your choice?

[@paulandrews7622]

Jeff... LOL... In the UK we put em up in four star hotels !!!

[@acrspeed]

Traditional architecture inspired by the historic underpass tents of Los Angeles

[@TheTrashStash]

so those lugz specifically are mimicking timberlands, but some of the other styles of shoes they made (and still make) are really cool. they are specifically aimed at hip hop culture, but to be even more specific, they were kinda going for a chicago r&b type of vibe. like if you look up old 90's music videos of the rap group "do or die" you'll see what im talking about. im sure if you're actually working construction you'll want a better boot, but if you just want some cool shoes for cheap lugz were pretty good!

[@ShimmyN]

Just such a nice genuine guy Actually a pleasure to listen to and watch Thx bro

[@joaoie]

The BHPC "Shank" is definitely a folder fastener, repurposed. I haven't seen one of those since I was a kid, so yeah a kid can bend those easily.

[@glennvengroff7235]

Sound fx was next level...keep up the good work. Tyvm

[@munchkintheparakeet]

Finally, a nice KZbinr, what a nice wholesome channel! Love the channel!

[@ArtKeefe]

LOL at the zoomed in 😏 for “let’s try it from the back”

[@smashallpots1428]

i had a pair of route 66 i think a wallmart brand timberland copy that i got as a gift from my mom and they fell apart so fast and all i ever did was wear them when like mowing the lawn and stuff

[@Pawcio2115]

A piece of wood in Kingshow shoes is so hilarious. Good video

[@NYDRAINS]

The sound effects had me cracking up 😆

[@AaronGibson-r8o]

I had some timberlands and I have some logs the lugs feel more comfortable on my feet and that's what's important to me and it held up better.I have lower back issues; to me my back felt better after wearing the lighter cheaper LUGZ😅

[@crankfwd8209]

Little off-topic, but this is keeping me awake. I think we can use ram pumps to solve the energy crisis. First we build a hollow cylindrical tower out at sea, to a depth of say 1100m. The tower is open to the air at the top and has a sealed base at the bottom. We drill a hole about 20m below the surface and feed water into the tower. The water falls down a pipe for about 200m where it powers a turbine that is connected to an electricity generator. We collect the water and drop it down a pipe for another 200m to another turbine. We do this twice more until we are getting electricity from four generators. We then drop the water another 200m to power a turbine which drives a cog that is geared to turn a disc at the base of the tower. The waste water from the last turbine starts to collect at the bottom of the tower creating a shallow reservoir that we need to pump out. The rotating disc at the base of the tower has cams along its edge. These cams are used to push pistons outwards. These pistons are in cylinders built into the wall in a circular formation. The cylinders are sealed at the interior side apart from where a piston rod enters to push the piston outward. The outside of the piston head is exposed to the deep sea water. The cam will push the piston outward against the high pressure deep sea water. An inlet pipe will take water from our shallow reservoir which will be pulled into the space created in the cylinder, behind the piston head. When the cam releases the piston, the low pressure water inside the cylinder will be the only thing pushing the piston out against the high pressure deep sea water. This is when the system acts as a ram pump. The piston will be forced inward and will force the low pressure water back out through the inlet pipe toward the reservoir. The inlet pipe will now act the same as a waste pipe in a ram pump and the flowing water will shut a waste valve. The remaining water in the cylinder will be forced through a check valve into a pipe and upwards to the surface. The larger the diameter of the tower, the more cylinders that can be built into the wall at the base of the tower. I realise that the ram pump cylinder will pump more of its water back into the reservoir than it sends to the surface but we can always add more cylinders to the system. We can even put another layer of cylinders above the original ones as ram pumps still work underneath shallow water. I think we should be able to pump water upwards at the same rate that it falls into the bottom of the tower and so keep the reservoir nice and shallow. Now, if I understand the maths correctly, we might only be able to pump the water near to the surface. In that case, we can pump the water into a reservoir tank (inside the tower) and use the electricity generated by the first turbine to pump out the tank. This will leave us with 3 generators worth of electricity for every tower built. Would this work? Everyone, please comment.

[@saulstunned744]

You should do cut-in-halfs with formal dress shoes. There are a lot of famous brands out there but we don't know what's in their guts.

[@justicebinder6544]

I own a pair of black winter lined lugz. They look cool enough and are super warm but they’re shitty. The support on the heel rubs away so quickly and then the bottom just wears my socks and skin raw. Getting redwings for Christmas to start my collection of quality boots.

[@BL-yj2wp]

So this is literally the "when you order ... on wish"-meme ...

[@H1LUX_GR]

You should do Project Farm-style durability & quality tests for a variety of footwear. For example, subject the outsole to a belt sander for a durability comparison.

[@SuDaixi]

Can you review some women's shoes with heels? I would love to know what makes a good comfortable heeled shoe.

[@GeorgiaAdventure]

Dude. When you did the buzzing. I literally died. Hahahahahahah

[@theo8037]

i have a pair of knock offs from mckinley. ive had them for a couple years, my brother before me and, so far, they've been holding up really well never got wet or cold feet

[@seancrockett896]

Im guessing the audio from the bandsaw was corrupted. Yall are so funny 😂

[@MsJosiejo32]

Oh man that bandsaw killed me

[@giovannibuscaglia1891]

I don't like classical Timberland but i always love you cutting shoes.

[@deathmarkcomicsinc]

Picked up a pair of Lugz from Marshall’s for $25 to get through the winter. They’re creased to hell after wearing them for a week but I’m glad I didn’t pay more for them.

[@ryankassel5691]

The cutting was absolutely hilarious, I was laughing so hard

[@sethdahlberg7136]

I have lugs from like 8 years ago i usually just wear them in the winter time but they are not my work boots so i really only wear them like 10 or 20 times a year. They must have been built better back in the day then they are now.

[@jjcavazos5420]

If you're doing a Moc-tober again I suggest looking up the brand Pajar. They're a Canadian brand. They make a moc toe boot called the Logger Moc Toe.

[@seanriedel8933]

I wanna see the LL bean Moc Toe boots.

[@tobythejetsfan58]

Funniest part of the whole video; when ripping the Kingshow Upper from its sole you said "Oh no, the Kingshow.....letting me down again" Hahahahahahaha

[@onrdetailingnews802]

I had a lot of timberland boots that fail apart in a few months

[@krisjonesuk]

I can hear shoemakers and cobblers everywhere saying, “Only three types of construction?”. Well there’s also Blake Stitched, Rapid Blake Stitched, Bologna, Moccasin, Welted and Norwegian Welted, to name but a few.

[@emthomas10]

Could you do a review comparing women’s boots vs men’s? I’d be curious to see how well women’s are made compared to men’s in a the same model

[@Comrade_D]

Thy is the bandsaw segment so much fun 😂😂😂