Reproduction ww2 US service shoe by mil tec and At The Front JQMD leggings 2 years later (re-review)

I revisit my most viewed video the review of the reproduction ww2 rough out US boots I use for reenacting, I am very happy with them and would recommend them to anyone getting into the hobby

[@fritz1143]

i walk so badly that my soles have only worn out on the outer side, i'm looking for a re-soling, they're still to expensive to replace.

[@GIITW.5OKC]

How many miles have you put in em? Mine are at about 325 they well worn. toe pad is almost gone where it rubs. as for the stitching being worn through, as long as there are nails in the front around the toe You'll be fine, just don't pick at them. as for soles SMwholesale sells them. they're not quite as hard of rubber as ATF but hey its your only option.

[@myattemptathistory9501]

At this point I've lost count but I've gone far

[@Joltguyfn]

FEED ME MORE GOOD CONTENT LIKE THIS

[@myattemptathistory9501]

Perhaps

[@thIDthIRreenactor]

Is your miltec boots thick leather or thin leather

[@GIITW.5OKC]

It should be thinner as thick isn't really flexible. but it also shouldn't be so thin it has no service life. think, a medium weight work glove. heavy welding gloves are too thick, Fabrication gloves are perfect, TIG gloves are way too thin.

[@thIDthIRreenactor]

@@GIITW.5OKC ah ok I was wondering because my wpg roughouts are a thin leather and I didn't know if that's correct

[@postcollapse1170]

You know you could have cleaned and greased them once in a while in those two years.