NICK'S BOOTS URBAN LOGGERS | First Impressions After Wearing Them Doing Construction for Two Days

[@tarasmathers7423]

oh man.....ur down the rabbit hole now!!!! Looking forward to the journey. Excellent selection IMHO. Best wishes

[@rileyh212]

I’ve owned a pair of Nicks for about 2 years. They’re builder pros 10” and breaking them in was a bear, but they’ve lasted without any issues other than laces being replaced more frequently than other boots.

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

My Urban Loggers are apparently very similar to Builder Pros. Great boots!

[@maddmaxx5384]

I bought a pair of Truman Black Waxed Flesh Boots made in Eugene OR. They were $480. A little less $$ than Nicks, Whites or Wescos and the quality is right up there with the big name boots!

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

Nice!

[@franky3fingers337]

Btw. Let your boots dry off before putting in shoe trees. Trees can lock in moisture in the midsole that can lead to mold developing. Contrary to popular belief.

[@jerryhutchison8952]

The kilties are used to protect the thin soft leather of the tongue, (and also to cushion your ankle) from the laces.

[@Robbie7441]

Hello Bradley, great boots brother, the on thing i wear every day is boots , i just love that the do almost every thing and keep my feet safe warm and dry, i have police riot boots, mountain boots and military boots, maybe a bit weird to some, but i love them.

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

Thanks for sharing!

[@WelderVp]

Kilties will take away the discomfort or pain from tightening the laces. Highly recommend

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

My boots were second hand and didn't have the kilties included, but I ordered a pair from Nicks. I like them!

[@timw8228]

Who is the maker of the padded knee pants at the start of the video? I have Nicks Builder Pro, many pairs of Wesco Jobmaster and JK's. My JK's I probably like the best. They are 18 inch insulated shafts, lace to toe, black rough out leather, honey vibram boots. The problem with Wesco is the wait time. I ordered a new pair of Jobmaster in January and bet I won't get them until Feb next year. I sent a pair for a rebuild about 3 weeks ago. Maybe a 3 month wait on those too.

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

Sounds like you have a great selection of boots there! The work pants I was wearing were these: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BNZ8D8K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@johnstoddard4982]

Wore red wings and muck boots for my two years of concrete work....would love a pair of Wesco engineer boots for work and on my Harley but they are so expensive and hard to get

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

15 month wait for Wescos!

[@tokatulu]

What kind/brand of socks do you prefer?

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

Darn Tough! Exclusively.

[@TH-bk5hj]

Rose Anvil May have reviewed these previously. He cuts them in half down the middle. Appreciate your review on these when it comes out.

[@brandonin_ny]

Are you keeping these or eventually sending them back to Ben?

[@colinkelly279]

My collection of "Heritage Boots" has grown exponentially over the years. I only have one set of Nick's and really do like them. I think the naming is kind of odd with the "Urban Logger" being near the apex. What even is that? That being said, they are a fine boot, though I do not wear them for work as they would be a bit odd in a Courtroom.

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

Haha! Yeah, they're a little beefy for that. I think they're supposed to be a fusion of city and outdoor boots, but they're so burly that I wouldn't really wear them outside of work.

[@zippolover5385]

You need the kiltties or false tounges so that when you tighten them down the hooks don’t dig into your feet.

[@Smoking_Hot_Scott]

I have nerve damage in my right foot and I can’t wear anything with an elevated heel. I have a pair of Thorogood wedge style work boots that are awesome! They’re almost like sneakers.

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jj4483love]

Thr extreme weight is no joke. It's a deal breaker for working all day or hiking more than 3 miles. Super tough. well made boots, but 6 pounds disqualifies them as work boots for most people.

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

Maybe. I do have to say that I got used to them after a couple of days and no longer notice the weight. YMMV though!

[@maddmaxx5384]

Viberg is made in Canada.

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

Yep! Somewhere in British Columbia.

[@alexandergennaro8596]

Thorogood is a boot I could not wear out best I ever bought!

[@jacktheripper6610]

I could never spend that much on boots but they do seem great!

[@PNWBootMan]

Use the false tongues they are there for a purpose.

[@stuffandthingsyoutube]

My boots were second hand, and the false tongues weren't included.