Ranking 21 American Made Boot Brands from WORST to BEST

[@nicksboots]

"Probably the toughest, most sturdy boot I've ever put on my foot". Love it! I'd take that over the #1 spot 👍

[@JoeyDecay]

I'd choose Nick's over a Redwing any day. Oh you meant the compliment. But know what goes into both the iron ranger and a few pairs of Nick's now, I know that tho yr boots might be $300 more than a pair of Redwing IR, the materials, craftsmanship, actual leather heel stack, the list goes on, it's definitely a better boot. Basically, like my buddy Weston says, more leather is more better.

[@yankeesfanforlife506]

@@JoeyDecay Nick’s are great boots I have a couple pairs .. the Americana boots are my favorite

[@JoeyDecay]

@@yankeesfanforlife506 well I hope to own a pair one day. I'm a sheetmetal worker so I'm not sure what I'd get. I don't need anything over the top. Their moc-toes look nice and I typically go with a wedge but who knows. I gotta get back to work first tho... always slow around the holidays, unless yr locked into a long-term job. Might travel.

[@joe1071]

Tough and sturdy are important. Other nuances can make a big difference when it comes to everyday wear

[@yankeesfanforlife506]

Nick’s boots are in a class by themselves 👍🏼

[@patrickeodonnell]

21Justin 20 LL Bean Tie 19 Carolina/chippewa 17Keen 16Frye 15Thorogood 14Allen Edmonds 13 Danner 12 Wolverine 11 Origin 10 Alden 9 Parkhurst 8 Kreosote 7 Role Club (Brian the Bootmaker) 6 Oak Street 5 Truman 4 Nick's 3 White's 2 Wesco 1 Red Wing

[@nagillig]

I just watched you do a factory tour at JK boots. Was very surprised they didn’t make your list, actually as far as quality of boots I was shocked they didn’t make the list?

[@GoatzombieBubba]

Red Wings gave this channel money.

[@knowlesbagwell]

Having grown up wearing steel toed Red Wing work boots for highway construction, I found myself in need of new boots for hunting a few years back and bought a pair of Red Wing Super Sole 2.0 work boots. After my hunting trip I put them in the back of my closet and forgot about them for at least three years. But about 8-9 months ago I pulled them back out and put them on again (mostly from curiosity to be honest)and have worn them nearly every day since. I've never worn a more comfortable pair of boots in my life. I expected you to put Red Wing somewhere in the middle of the pack in your rating. Was completely taken aback when you named them first. But my Red Wings are definitely first on my list. Thanks, BootSpy!

[@DaveCM]

I have never had a good experience with Red Wing boots. They always sucked for me. Everyone is different though.

[@salazam]

@@DaveCM I had a pair that was great. Lasted 15 years of constant use. Lo and behold they discontinued the model.

[@DaveCM]

@salazam I should have clarified my comment. They are very well made and rugged boots. My problem was they were always very uncomfortable. They killed me. And I was in the Marines for several years in the Infantry and wore combat boots the entire time. Well, maybe that was the problem. The military issue boots destroyed my feet? LOL!

[@salazam]

@@DaveCM No they are not well made anymore. So I found a Red Wing outlet and they had a backstock of the version I had, but steel-toe. Sole wore through within 2 years. Not re-soleable. They don't do their lifetime warranty anymore either. Funny, I was actually considering some Altamas.

[@DaveCM]

@salazam That absolutely sucks. I hate to hear that. And, let me guess. They still charge a premium price for them?

[@daithi1966]

Props to you for actually ranking Nicks, Whites, and Wesco. I think most people would have chickened out and declared a 3 way tie.

[@BootSpy]

that's where it helps to lean on subjectivity 😅

[@pwnagetothamax]

I'm very interested to have my own experience, I have urban loggers that I absolutely love and my first pair of white are shipping out hopefully today or next week.

[@ryankelly1846]

I'm happy to see wesco rank the best, those are going to be my next pair of uninsulated boots

[@Sworddove]

What about JK?

[@hantusmostert]

​@@BootSpy soon Numzaan by Jim Green Footwear from South Africa. Construction and Value

[@k9er233]

Over the last 50 years ( damn, when did I get old ), I have worked in boots daily. For Lace ups in Shop use; Red Wings, - Patrol; Danner, - Outfitting; Wesco. These 3 have given me good service, and have been worth every dime that I have paid for them. Cheapo boots will hurt your feet, hips, knees, and back over time. Do yourself a favor and save money elsewhere. Your feet are your body's foundation, treat them well and wear quality boots. Your whole body will thank you.

[@BootSpy]

I don’t know about old, but that’s straight wisdom there…

[@georgeoed1788]

What about Frank's Boot Company in Spokane, WA showing the owner helping customers himself sizing boot's, why aren't they on your list? I personally don't own a pair, but I have heard only good things about the company and owner giving outstanding customer service!

[@NateT0524]

This!! Think I am on pair #4 with Franks. Frank and Michelle treat you like family. They are at the top of my list along with Wesco.

[@RichardsWorld]

I was driving through and stopped in Spokane for 2 nights. I went to Nick's and the salesman did several measurements of my feet and said my feet are actually extra wide I never knew that. They also gave me a veteran discount. I got my boots in about 4 months. You can send them the boots if they don't feel like the right size and will fix modify it. I also went to a Red Wing store and they did a 3D scan of my feet and had me walk on a floor sensor. They emailed me the results. They then told me the proper size to buy. I bought some that were in stock.

[@paulne1514]

I wore wolverines for years. A good, waterproof boot that was comfortable. As a laborer in an intermodal yard, all day was walking, climbing up and down on the rail cars. Then I went to get a pair and they were half price. I bought 2 pairs. When I finally went to buy another pair, they were made in china and twice the cost. I switched brands. When did the company come back to the USA?

[@ashinch0r]

Redwing is hands down the worst company to deal with online. Dealing with their stores has been ok, but online has been a nightmare.

[@footfixerrunning]

I used to wear my Iron Rangers most consistently until I got a pair of Truman oxblood double shot with the cap toe. I love the thickness of the leather and the overall look of these boots.

[@SilentMurphyTheSpy]

I got some in black Osmonda recently, they're definitely pretty comfy right out the box

[@StolenAlias]

Put Alden at the bottom for using cheap materials and having bad qc but charging a premium.

[@TylerSnyder305]

Exactly. So many of the crying Alden fans are basically admitting to being bent over a barrel without admitting it. They admit that they'd pay whatever they had to because of the comfortable last, not realizing that that's the point. I would put thorogood way above Alden, because they are a tool that does their job well. A work boot you can wear right away, fairly long lasting, and affordable enough. They prioritize function and reliability at an affordable cost, vs prioritizing premium leather at a hugely inflated cost like Alden does.

[@1hdoilfielddad244]

justins are shit. my 500$ elephant exotics from them have some sort of plastic piping down the shafts and has cracked. completely unacceptable for a 500$ boot, although i understand the alden indy thing going on too.

[@TylerSnyder305]

@@1hdoilfielddad244 well that's because you payed for the exotic leather. My conductor lace up boots are a decent enough reliable work boot for just under $200 ( the first pair was $175 a few years ago ) but they are discontinued now or at least the black ones are. They are very average and on par with most other sub $200 American made work boot, but I wouldn't pay more than $200+ shipping for anything from justin or chippewa. I really hate the carpet foam shit they use as a filler material instead of cork, I resoled a pair of mine and that shit was a real pain in the ass to remove.

[@1hdoilfielddad244]

@@TylerSnyder305 right, i paid for exotic leather, not plastic.

[@TylerSnyder305]

@@1hdoilfielddad244 yeah,the exotic leather you got was where most of your money went. Without the exotic leather they would have probably been $175 and maybe not great but about on par with others for the price. A budget boot that's good enough for the price, but not spectacular. That's what justin does, entry level boots. You did pretty much did get ripped off just as you say, because they were just a budget boot with budget construction in an expensive exotic leather. The place you bought them may also have been responsible for the high price as well.

[@kmanbay6580]

I have Keen American made boots, and while you think they are ugly, they are comfortable and solidly made.

[@charleyschmidt492]

Totally blown away that you didn't rank Russells boots. I've seen, used an d tried on many including Nick's and Whites and Russell's are a step up for certain!

[@BOOGiNS]

Same with JK boots. I can't believe he didn't even mention JK

[@IVMTAB]

Thought for a minute the Iron Ranger wasn’t going to be on the list. I was pleasantly surprised you put Red Wing Iron Ranger as #1. Truly great boots.

[@hawkeye50]

You missed the 5th and 4th best American made boot manufacturers: Yuketen and Rancourt. Great field and dress boots. All the other brands you listed basically produce the same style work/service boot. The materials used by Rancourt and Yuketen are second to none and they actually wear super comfortable due to their construction.

[@ianmccoy9475]

Jk definitely belongs on this list somewhere in the top 5 if not top 3

[@treadoutdoors8075]

At 11:39 talking about the Red Wing's, I was actually wanting to know what kind of flooring that is. It looks like repurposed pallets?

[@WhiteTiger1969]

Red Wing is my favorite. Chipewaa used to be All American . However, most of their shoes are NOW "imported" meaning probably made outside of USA.

[@michaelhaddan1965]

Always enjoy your videos. Surprised you didn't mention one of your (former?) faves, Thursday, which I don't own, but Red Wings are my faves. We have a Red Wing store dangerously close to my house. Thanks man~

[@paulb1915]

I was looking for Thursday. Have two pair. Love them!!

[@thr0w407]

I just bought Red Wing Setters for work and I got tricked in the store by fake stitching. It's glued together, but I haven't broken them in yet and I love how they look, so hopefully they'll still hold up well.

[@thenomenclature7243]

The made in China tag should have been a clue.

[@thr0w407]

@@thenomenclature7243 they're not made in China bud

[@jeffdemarcus160]

@@thr0w407 Cambodia, Vietnam and Republic of China. Irish Setter from Red Wing aren't USA made.

[@thr0w407]

@@jeffdemarcus160 yeah Vietnam and China are different places. Mine are made in Vietnam.

[@jeffdemarcus160]

@@thr0w407 Republic of China AKA Taiwan. better than China but not USA made.

[@jakbo_]

Do you have any great work boots between $150-200

[@lyf45mo]

Danner used to make great hunting boots,but the boots now have no ankle support,but I loved the air bob sole!

[@grn_cty897]

Thorogoods all the way, been using them for the last let’s say 6 years and they hold up, tried ariat (crap), Carolina (crap), Wolverine (absolute crap). For the price and the comfort I’ll be doing Thorogood for a while until something or someone can convince me otherwise.

[@shawnhillman8630]

I'm surprised they're not way higher on the list. But I don't think he works in the boots for a living.

[@josephm8292]

4:42 What is that truck? I love it & the boots too, in fact I love American leathergoods and Denimware.

[@RichardsMovies]

Does this guy do actual work that requires work boots such as construction outdoors in winter or manning an off-shore oil rig?

[@davidvasquez2150]

Where’s your jacket from?

[@jerrybartlett273]

Filson

[@waynederby4684]

Some list you put together. You did not include WC RUSSEL MOCCASIN FROM BERLIN WISCONSIN. Hand made to order if you like.

[@DavidPerez-rq1sd]

As a retired lineman, Red Wings were about all I wore. For gaffing and just overall comfort, nothing else came close.

[@volkoff6357]

I tried on a pair after being properly fitted and couldn't stand on how big they felt on my feet. It felt like I was wearing clown shoes.

[@karmicneurot9829]

Rose Anvil just demolished the Crap Alden boot. Used Wescos all over the Oregon mountain side and woods. Wesco makes boots for fireman and fire season used to be back order time and there was generally a wait period.

[@edwardwalters1607]

Have you tried franks?

[@carlpahnke8992]

Been wearing redwing 2406's for years. Indoors on concrete, sticky sole very comfortable. Nearly everything I want in a boot

[@InGrindWeCrust2010]

Gosh. Thanks for not making the video overly long. Nicely done. In the future I'd ask to leave up the name of the company/topic you're talking about onscreen while you're still talking about it. I reach for my Iron Rangers a lot...and might more than my White's once I get them upgraded with a leather mid-sole so they don't feel like sandals. 😅

[@bquick80]

Nick’s is definitely #1 but I’m sure it was really hard ranking all these boots.

[@alexunruh7255]

Currently trying to find my next work boots, I work in construction and om on my 2nd pair of thorogoods, they're extremely comfortable but my gripe with them is the tread in the soles give out after a year. You can get them resoled but it costs 70% of the price of a new pair

[@ericw3964]

Have you ever checked out Russell Moccasin? I've wanted a part of them for awhile but the company was sold about a year ago and they stopped making the model I wanted the Wyman but they said they are going to start producing them again sometime in the future.

[@ThePiantanida31]

The disclaimer is totally gentlemanly. Cheers!

[@leftoverMACKpunx13]

Am I the only one who's more interested in that jacket? Lol. Great vid man!

[@AndrewM83]

Where's Camel city Mill? I'm near Winston Salem and can't find much on the website of it's location.

[@Hatim.13]

For me as an Electrician, nothing beats Thorogoods! Great American union made boots, very comfortable and look GREAT! I wear them 5 days a week, walking on concrete, asphalt, uneven terrain...My feet are Happy!

[@frederickthompson8686]

How could you forget Russell's? Berlin, WI.

[@randallhalley1742]

All great comments, but also wondering where your denim jacket (looks like a good liner also) is from? Thanks for informative video

[@ernestoruiz296]

I couldn’t find that White’s Boot on their website

[@michaelfinley9988]

What’s with the jeans rolled up at the bottom? Looks a little metro to me.

[@TawcoFilms]

Has anyone tried Rancourt & Co boots? Noticed they were not on this list and I have been eyeing their moc toe boots which I think look incredible. They're made in Maine and I have not heard any negatives about their construction, but curious if anyone has other experiences.

[@CyanetixNA]

I got a pair of Byron Kudus. They’re very well built and they’re flawless. Comfortable after a few wears. Can often be had at a great price during crowd funding they do a few times a year.

[@THX2012]

Can't find the Truman boot you show in the review on their website. Any helpful info appreciated

[@deividbx]

Do you know what happened to the Yankee boot from Woolrich?

[@BillJohnston-rn2jv]

loving the Nick"s....what jacket are you wearing? love it

[@kenwest8638]

No mention of Limmer? Why? Same for Danner?

[@adrianb.4546]

I find it cool everyone has different experiences with boots. I got a pair of Thorogood slip on boots and they were comfy from the very beginning. People I know who have redwing say the same thing for slip on however laced boots they say feel uncomfortable because the leather has to break in some areas. The moment my coworker told me he has had his thorogoods for 5 years, that was the final push for me to buy some

[@scottboettcher]

I've got at least 25 pairs of various styles of boots. The boot I grab when I don't want to think is the Red Wing Muleskinners. They're just insanely comfy and will last longer than me. That said, I have some vintage Chippewa and a bunch of Thorogood 1892 which are insanely great too. Nice thing is we have choices.

[@yma3954]

Can you please compare nicks americana vs red wing iron ranger. Which one is best value for money?

[@BootSpy]

It’s on the list!

[@someguy4476]

I love my Wesco boots, but have found that Red Wings don’t fit my feet properly, which is a bummer because they have a design that I want SO BAD but I can’t wear them. 😢

[@vicbarboza2775]

I'm guessing you've never put on a pair of Georgia Boots huh? I found them to be more comfortable than the last 2 pairs of Red Wings I've owned. I didn't even have to break them in. It's also worth mentioning that the "SPR" leather they use makes them 2 or 3 times stronger & more abrasion resistant than most of the boots available on the market today

[@lindenmonsen272]

I just came by a pair of red wing 9340' s and must say they are the most comfy shoe i have. Mine are 1972. Just wondering who may know the timeline of this model. Can't find much web info.

[@AbeE1theG]

What jean jacket is that you're wearing?

[@Truthfulmonk031]

Couple things, first; just bought both socks. I'm guessing with a name like Camel City their made in Winston? Either way, you had me at made in North Carolina. Second; the Origin denim jeans is now made in Asheboro NC. Everything else I believe is made in Main. But the jeans are manufactured in North Carolina with all products to make them coming in from other parts of the US (the cotton is from Texas I believe)

[@BootSpy]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! They're made near Burlington, NC actually, but the company (and I) are based in Winston. And that's interesting re: Origin being made in Asheboro. I didn't know we still had denim factories here - I'll have to look into that! Again, thank you so much for supporting Camel City Mill and the BootSpy channel!

[@Truthfulmonk031]

@@BootSpy thanks for making a North Carolina product. As for Origin, just their jeans are made here. There's a great KZbin video of the owner flying down to purchase an old textile plant and turn it into where they make their jeans. I love that, bringing that back to NC. Also, Devil Dog jeans is a NC product.

[@louispaparella5766]

The largest denim plant in the U S was/is in Littlefield, Tx. NW of Lubbock. Littlefield is the home of the Jennings family, as in Waylon!!!

[@chrissica1503]

your delivery of the content was great.

[@marossi]

What redwings are you holding there at the end?

[@yankeesfanforlife506]

I was getting concerned when I wasn’t hearing redwing on your list but you shocked me when you rated them # 1 😂

[@e048967]

I stumbled the other day across JK boots that are also made in Spokane. I'm really interested in their new 300. Hope you do a review of them soon.

[@danielrgusa]

I have two pairs of JK boots. I love them. Great customer service too.

[@guzzijack9714]

First video of yours I've seen. Why it took so long for your channel to pop up in my recommended list??? Didn't quite understand how you rated a few pairs you don't have but will continue to watch your channel. I definitely like your no BS, straightforward presentation. Yep, I subscribed.

[@chrislee6853]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video, I found it informative. Also despite your very clear disclaimer’s regarding this list I’m sure some people are mad at you now 😂😂

[@RedXlusive]

Interested in getting my first pair of boots, I've been seeing ads on Thursday Boots and they look pretty stylish, are they a good pair to get?

[@TandemKnights]

I love them, have a captain in brandy and just got the new moc toe is adobe. I can't believe they didn't make this list.

[@rogeliopitti7120]

​@@TandemKnightsis an american made boots list. Thursday made 90% of his products in Mexico.

[@rogeliopitti7120]

My mexican Captains are very good quality. Also have Thursdayl Loggers, Made in USA, very good quality.

[@TandemKnights]

@@rogeliopitti7120 Ah yes, that makes sense.

[@Bluerig-qf2xc]

The jacket hes wearing is the Filson Lined Denim Short Cruiser Jacket. It retails for $495. Made in the USA with imported materials

[@bullfrogwrestling2]

Does anyone have any idea what brand of jean jacket he is wearing?

[@BootSpy]

It’s Filson - flannel lined - very nice!

[@triktrak_1451]

@@BootSpy Uh, yeah. That looks gorgeous.

[@PaulStroud-fl1uu]

ranking Nicks below Red Wing is insulting. Nicks belongs at the top of this list.

[@w.c.russellmoccasinco]

You should definitely try a pair of Russell Moccasins. The original true moccasin boot for outdoorsmen and the first to complete the Appalachian trail.

[@dapetik]

I bought the Red Wing iron rangers on a whim after stopping in a store. This video had me on edge. I was relieved you spoke so highly of them and ranked the Brand number..

[@aagreenidge]

On another note, have gou reviewed Marc Nason boots? Theyre plenty expensive but i havent seen a real review yet

[@joerexjohnson4309]

Cool video. I keep hearing that I should buy a half size down to a full size down in Red Wings, Iron Rangers 8084 ? I wear a size 13 E, in most shoes & Boots,... I'm wondering if a 12 D would fit me, or if I should go for the 13 D. there are no half sizes available after 12 & I cant find an E wide anywhere. Nicks Boots makes it easier with half sizes and width sizes but they take WAY too long to make & ship. I need a pair of Boots Now. LOL

[@saleemwaheed9956]

Luchesse should be on any top American boot list. Good list.

[@timothmacalistaire7287]

While I appreciate the American Made list, it seems that 75% of these boots were only being modeled as Fashion. When I think of boots, I think of grease, oil, mud, rain, logging, hiking, etc. Most of the boots you showed I would never wear outside the house because A: they looked too prissy, and B: the soles wouldn't offer any traction, C: they cost too damn much to subject to the elements. The PNW brands you listed of all the manufacturers should know that us whom live in the PNW expect something durable while dealing with the climate around here. Thanks for your time, but next time I will search "work boots".

[@TC-bv4on]

What jacket are you wearing in this video?

[@12345.......]

He says it is Filson flannel lined

[@macoper8er]

Great Video! Redwing has been my only boot choice for over 20 years!

[@michaelbacile8439]

Hey man, I’ve been wearing redwing tru hikers for going on 6 years now. Yeah they’re great but they do lack a few things I need. I Demo floors for a living so I’m on my feet, up, down and walking for what feels like miles a day. I don’t need an actual boot but I like the features of a boot for what I do.. if that makes sense? The truhiker holds up for about 12-16 months for me. They ALWAYS come apart at the sole right where my feet bend all day. Also the stitching on the toe fails around the same time from my toes dragging the concrete. While I love the boot I actually hate going in to the local redwing stores, they guys try to up sell me all kinds of shit even after I tell them I just want the boot. They want to measure my feet and make me stand on the hot spot thing to try to sell me insoles.. it’s ridiculous. Do you have any suggestions on a robust but bendy lighter weight leather “shoe/boot”?

[@bunkerbunny5]

I have some rough out Chippewa Niles boots just hanging out in my Ebay shop.

[@kyleBlittle]

Red Wimg work boots have taken a dump. Just ordered my first non-Red Wing work boot ever.

[@salazam]

Just like Star Wars, they're riding on branding established from previous years and release nothing but crap now. Only a matter of time till people catch on. There's a reason they don't have a lifetime warranty anymore.

[@wiscobuckeye]

No mention of Russell?! They are hand made in Wisconsin after tracing an outline of your foot - all for about $500!

[@leestevens19]

What's the name and brand of the jacket you are wearing?

[@12345.......]

He says it is Filson flannel lined

[@jagmeetsmann]

What jacket are you wearing?

[@jamesgargano8812]

Why no mention of Thursday Boot Co?

[@mtkreger]

I agree with your comment about Red Wing Sawmills...it wasn't easy for me to find a pair in the US, when I was looking last year...but, I found them on a website of a store in Sweden. They are a solid made boot and great for winter.

[@BootSpy]

yeah, I'm surprised there aren't more and I hope they start up production again in winter

[@cm3462]

Why didn't the name with the timestamps for quick reference? If you had, I might have bookmarked this and refer back to it several times.

[@tr_vmi4844]

Which Wesco boot was that?? The leather? Sexy boot.....I have a pair of Wesco Jobmaster, but I'm looking for a new pair

[@brianh9575]

Russell Moccasin PH or Hiker and Peter Limmer?

[@rheeneek]

Gonna try the socks when you get a smaller size! Men's size 5-6 boots or women's 6-7 wide.

[@jasonyoung8411]

I have owned 3 pairs of Alden, (2) 403 (1) 405, Red Wing Iron Ranger, Red Wing 875, Wolverine 1000 mile. Red Wing Iron Ranger are absolute beasts and Red Wing, in general, were the best-built of the three brands. Red wing sizing is nuts! The Alden Chromexcel leather is luxurious.

[@meredithmorgan6923]

Daaang that Wesco engineer style is classyyyy 😍

[@cdover911]

Can you do a review of Portland Leather Goods boot called Breaker Boot which is also by a brand called PATINA since there is no reviews although they look like Thrusday Captains which I already own a pair and love which I bought because of your reviews , thanks and keep up the great videos.

[@Hieloxx]

I’m surprise to see Frye Harness at #16. I bought mine when I was a young airman with not really a good salary, but I was so proud to be able to afford that boot, and that was 20 years ago. Currently, and surprisingly enough I’m still loving my harness 12, I choose the dark brown color, and after 20 years of use, I feel much comfortable using it now than when I use it 10 years ago. I have taking good care of them and they aged very well, and I never bought my boots to ride a V8 engine on 2 wheels, I even use them with a nice suit, or casual pants.

[@gushope]

Wow I was blown away when you said Redwing in first place !!!! Lol

[@starr0401]

Very much appreciate this informative video. Especially for people like me who wants to know more about American brands. (Just recently got my Iron Ranger 8111, my first pair of American boots from Amazon JP.)

[@Lateralus1007]

Hello there Any experience with Thursday usa made boots?

[@kirbyfitzpatrick6709]

Russell moccasin boots?

[@31acruz]

What happened to Ariat boots and Thursday boots? You completely ignored them.

[@BootSpy]

Neither are USA made

[@jonathanwaldrop730]

Where is that jacket from?

[@olegilena]

Just bought a pair of Iron Rangers 8111! Thanks William!

[@BootSpy]

Heck yeah!

[@markg.4246]

Great presentation, especially considering you covered 21 different brands. Not a lot of extra yapping, just a quick overview. Excellent video!

[@Kslater23]

Where did Cobbler Union place?