Mongrel K9 Boots Review: Unleashing Style, Comfort, and Durability

Hello, boot enthusiasts! Today, we've got something special lined up as we take a close look at Mongrel's new lifestyle range: the K9 boots. These boots are not your run-of-the-mill work boots; they represent a whole new level of style, comfort, and durability that's sure to set them apart from the rest.
The Mongrel K9 Boots: It's time to redefine your expectations of what a boot can be. In this video review, we're going to dive deep into the unique features and benefits that make the Mongrel K9 boots stand out in the crowd.
So, join us as we explore the remarkable qualities of the Mongrel K9 boots that are making waves in the world of footwear.
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[@apathyboy5306]

Love my mongrel boots. Great to see them committed to Aussie manufacturing when it seems a lot of the other old Aussie boot brands have abandoned it (Baxter, Rossi, Harold’s, etc). These look great. Part of me wishes they would do a premium version of their riding boot with a Goodyear welt to give some Australian made competition to RM Williams. Maybe release it under the old Victor name…

[@everythingaustralian3048]

Hey mate, will absolutely pass this feedback onto the brand!

[@thesheepthemightythecrazy]

I bought a pair of the mongrel work shoes 2 years ago, they are still going super strong. Outsole has almost no damage, very tough and SUPER SLIP RESISTANT. Just had to replace the insoles every year or so.

[@everythingaustralian3048]

Great feedback mate! We 100% agree, the quality of these boots have had many of our customers raving about their longevity and comfort.

[@RubbelisPro]

These look great! I might have to get a pair after my red backs are spent.

[@boozedad3773]

Just bought k9 series mongrel boot after my research. Love it. Manufactured in Australia was the main for the purchase. As a person who using Allen Edmonds Alden RM W carmina and crocket and jones I know what is good quality means . For the price I paid for mongrel it’s great

[@everythingaustralian3048]

Thanks for feedback

[@shahabuddin04]

beautiful shoe

[@davidnickson7034]

Very comfortable with upper leather that feels too thin, I would appreciate some reference to leather thickness.

[@everythingaustralian3048]

Hi David, the leather on the Mongrel K9 boots is a similar thickness to most Blundstone boots. It is thinner than the leather used in Redback and traditional Mongrel boots, but it’s a premium leather and definitely up to the task!

[@non-participant]

Wow that has to be typo on the price of the Mongrels inexpensive. I got to have them at $74.00

[@ADyess086]

Does the k9 series offer a non metallic safety toe being metal free or all versions soft toe?

[@everythingaustralian3048]

Unfortunately there aren't any safety boots in the K9 range and at this stage, Mongrel don't do a composite toe safety boot.

[@ADyess086]

Is this also a slimmer last?

[@everythingaustralian3048]

The customer feedback so far is that these boots fit a bit narrower and longer, compared with Mongrel's work boot range.

[@SharpUchi]

These, Redbacks or Jim Green?

[@everythingaustralian3048]

These are from a different brand called Mongrel Boots

[@lt3880]

Leather is cut in too many pieces to pass for style, makes it look cheap. Respect to aussie manufacturing though, even Rossi does most of it overseas now.

[@massiq2502]

Looks Exactly like Bludstones

[@thewatcher720]

Rebranded Redback's