The Boot that BENDS LIKE A STRAW - (KEEN Ridge Flex Review)

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KEEN Ridge Flex Mid Waterproof Review - There is not much innovation in the boot world so when KEEN released their patent pending KEEN.BELLOWS FLEX it really piqued my interest. They sent me a pair of their Ridge Flex boots to cut in half and take an inside look at how their new tech functions. #HikeHappy #RidgeFlex #OutsideBetter #KEEN
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[@RoseAnvil]

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[@ianccornejo]

It'd be really cool to cut open a military repro. I believe Trenton and Heath have resoled Civil War repro boots

[@itslife9855]

That would be. Many old millitary boots were pegged and hob nailed to prevent wear on the sole and traction.

[@jacobvalovich7541]

SM Wholesale has so good WWII reproduction boots from germany, US and the UK, it would be pretty cool to compare say, german jackboots vs american buckle boots.

[@itslife9855]

@@jacobvalovich7541 ja true. Be interesting to get. Ww1 reenacting uses those boots as starters

[@EvayKevVlogs]

I sent an email about this very topic, (no reply), and offered to send up to 5 pairs. I'm guessing he's got his plate full juggling all these big name companies.

[@saudakar9004]

Some modern US Army boots would be nice as a comparison to regular suede work boots

[@sophielorber4571]

I would love to see some Salomon hiking boots! They are often marketed as the right mix between high quality and affordability, and at least they never disappointed me so far!

[@freestatefellow]

Agreed! The Quest 4D has some nifty structure to ‘em.

[@nosreffejforgot29]

I've been wearing their Speedcross 4 as a landscaping shoe for a few years and love them. Lasts about three to four months of daily wear and tear on a mix of surfaces.

[@no15minutecities]

Nah the soles rots after a few years....$400 wasted

[@sophielorber4571]

@@no15minutecities I've worn mine for 3 years now, they are in perfect condition and only were about 120€ :)

[@nickc711]

I had Solomon boots for about 2 years and they are destroyed. I have Asolo boots as well and after about 4 years they are still ok. It is true that Solomons are comfortable, but I wouldn't use the word durable to describe them at all. I actually was looking to see if there were any leather boots that would be good for backpacking.

[@blzt3206]

Sold a lot of keens when i was an outfitter. People love their stuff especially those with wider feet.

[@RhubarbVIVII]

Not anymore. Their stuff is crap.

[@jca66]

They seem fine for walking or light hiking. These wouldn't last a week at work with me.

[@peterv1318]

Yes they are nice if you have wide feet.

[@blzt3206]

@@RhubarbVIVII no, keen still makes great stuff. You seem to be one of those old bitter guys that hate on shit for no reason. Everything is "crap" to people like that.

[@RhubarbVIVII]

Yep that’s it. The fact if been wearing Keens for 17 years has nothing to do with it I’m sure. Keep up the good work Timmie!

[@smu7270]

I'm impressed that they came up with that flex solution. Simple idea that seems to solve a big problem. Might consider these for my next hiking shoes...

[@over-educated-sp]

I got my first pair of Keen sandals back in 06? They still look amazing. Same goes for their shoes. Can’t wait to try these out!

[@stewartxp2400]

Ah, so you HAVE reviewed these boots already! I just saw an ad for them yesterday and was interested. A lot of their reviews complained about their leather quality and outsole quality so I'm interested in seeing this review, THANK YOU!

[@slapjack2000]

I used to be big fan of red wing...but Keen box toe stole me away. I have 3 pair all different styles. Mid top boot, low cut shoe and just bought hybrid walking shoe. All are waterproof. Love them all. One down side is the soft tread dose wear out faster, but my feet don't hurt so ill take that. Great vid didn't know about this new design, ill have to check it out.

[@nikida7993]

You changed the way I see shoes and more broadly other consumer products. Your videos remind me of the magic school bus where you take us beyond the outer layer and the often pretty looks of the shoes and show us what's really inside them. Thanks for your fantastic content. I'd love to see more videos on hiking boots and possibly a brand comparison video. There are so many brands out there with similar designs and promises.

[@justinoblanco]

I'd have really appreciated seeing the whole boot disassembled for this model. There are so many different patches of material that may, or may not be multiple layers. The parts that aren't leather (around the heel and toe) are pretty clearly designed to look like they are additional layers, built on top of a leather upper. If they're not, and the leather ends where they're stitched together, I think that would be valuable information to provide.

[@OngleBongle]

I assume keen didn't agree to a full teardown as this video was sponsored

[@visualartsbyjr2464]

I’ve owned four pairs of Keen, and love them. Wanted to touch on a couple of things (I wear them to destruction). - They are intended as a hiking boot. Hence the softer rubber (grips over rocks), I don’t see them lasting very long if someone were to use them while working. - I never had failure of the fabric parts, although there was some de-lamination of the black rubber from the foam part of the sole (tho after many many miles and a couple of years of wear). Loved the video

[@alexsmall5732]

Second this - I've had three pairs and I'm always gutted when they die. So comfy.

[@ubiquitouspanda4466]

I loved the wider toe space but I found their grip weaken very quickly

[@magnus.nasmark]

Brands like Keen and 5-10 have very soft rubber on some models that will wear out super fast if worn on the streets. But when worn hiking they will last a long time. Also have great experience with Keen, excellent quality.

[@geemeff]

Fraid not bud, they r just overpriced, foreign made garbage. PERIOD

[@rogziel]

Another add on. Keens makes Normal and Wide widths. Their Normal are as stated wide and their Wide width is WIDE. I wear an 11 4E in New Balance and I wear wide Keens comfortably out of the box. If you have clown feet like me these are the hiking boots you want.

[@lensofben]

Amazing tear-down of boots yet again. Love to see more companies being open to letting you review their products!

[@hrtlsbstrd]

From a person who walks over 2000 miles a year, I'm not super stoked about the 500 mile testing - I'd bet the iron rangers you showed had a lot more than 500 miles on them. I think I'm allergic to advertisements, but otherwise I love your videos and I'm glad you're getting paid. Cheers man.

[@Healthy_Horseman]

Same, I'm conservatively walking 3000 miles a year. Walked 19 miles today in boots.

[@claudiu_babaubabau8630]

can you guys recommend some boots or shoes

[@Healthy_Horseman]

@@claudiu_babaubabau8630 it really depends on your application I work on a farm where steel toe isn't required but water proofing is so I wear hiking boots like Merrell and Keen. Ive tried Columbia and Timberlands but they fall apart on me in less than 3 months. I wear a 6 inch Irish setter sometimes too but they're a little too heavy for tons of walking

[@citrus_bat]

What boots do you use?

[@MadelnMachines]

Yeah 500 miles doesn't sound very impressive

[@Traderjoe]

Keen is my favorite footwear company. I really hope that they never change their toebox shape

[@iminit4themoney330]

Same!!!!! I hope they never change!!!!! Best footwear company I have ever worn.

[@bouncycastle955]

Couldn't agree more. I don't have particularly wide feet but still have quite a bit of compression in most boots, the Keen toe is a godsend

[@uranomichiaruki1]

comfy right out of the box

[@hernanhernandez87]

Excellent video. I'm glad Keen let you do this video. Awesome material 👏🏻

[@jaredm576]

Seeing you had finally cut open a hiking boot had me at Moctober levels of excitement. I've worn Keen Durands for the past 5 years and they are the only boot I'll ever hike in. Maybe a hiking boot series?? Would love to see if their built in USA line differs at all from their imported products in terms of materials used or build quality. Awesome review!!

[@aph7482]

Everytime a new vid comes out my eye automatically goes to the arch to look for a shank. Before I knew of this channel I didn't even know shanks existed

[@xmasholiday]

🤣 me too. My first thought is wonder what the quality of the shank is on these, three months ago I'd never heard of a shank

[@jakebarnes20]

I'd love to see more modern work boots and hiking boots. I go through 1 pair of hiker per season and I'm amazed at how different they wear and perform.

[@JoseGuzman-st2cc]

Have any boot recommendations for hiking?

[@lucaswhite3850]

Used to love keens. Had over 10 pairs. Just dont hold up over time but do serve their purpose here in the cold snowy north

[@VanessaDownen]

Please do some military boots. I wanna know why they messed my feet up so bad lmao

[@Hectorrecto117]

How? The dessert ones?

[@VanessaDownen]

@@Hectorrecto117 The standard issue Army boots. There's some hard plastic bit in the heel that tore my feet to shreds. My personal favorite boots are the Rocky's and the Garmonts.

[@Hectorrecto117]

@@VanessaDownen Interesting, have you tried Nike or under armour's military style boots?

[@VanessaDownen]

@Marc Carran Idk about other countries, but I'm talking about the US Army. I just got out in November.

[@VanessaDownen]

@@Hectorrecto117 I have not, but I've tried oakley's. They're nice and lightweight but they have zero arch support. I had to buy my own inserts. I still have them lol

[@6fivenick]

Thanks for doing these! Very cool to see!

[@farrewelll]

Thank you for sharing, that is some cool technology from Keen I have to say they really do make some great boots right out of the box

[@mattaomartinez.9817]

Never heard anything bad about keens, this is the first look inside them I had. thanks for making great content.

[@robertbrewer2179]

As someone with wide feet and a few injuries in my back and legs I love keens as a light weight summer boot for short day hikes.

[@aniccadance13]

I love Keen boots. Great review, as always..Thank you!

[@lfish21.]

I have been wearing a pair Of Durands for a few years when I need a boot. Super comfortable. They are heavy but they are also a big boot.

[@barnhib]

Thank you for reviewing some hiking boots! I would love to see you do your thing on some Hanwag doublestitched boots.

[@sundaydriver206]

I work at Cabela's footwear department currently. I got one pair of these in my shipment last week and we will be getting more soon

[@AG-mk3tc]

Hi there! Wanted to let you know that after watching this video..I decided to buy the boots.. I really like them..and they are my go to for many activities during the weekends. Thank you..

[@mhf5044]

It is interesting that they improved the top. My keens have always failed at the sole first. Split always forms in between the lugs

[@jondurrett9277]

WIDE TOE BOX! YES! I love shoes and boots with a wider toe box but finding them that aren't minimalist is difficult. I've been wearing Lems for a little while and I'm pretty happy with them. I'm still trying to figure out why wider toe boxes aren't industry standard. Why make a shoe that isn't in the natural shape of the foot? Squished toes are very uncomfortable. Thanks for the video, I'll have to check out Keen now.

[@postbyte1]

Keens are my favorite boots. I buy a new pair every year and they are different every year but still feel the same. The construction is top-notch when you were working on your feet all day on a concrete floor. I also have to have ESD protection and there are not many brands that offer ESD protection when working around sensitive Electronics.

[@stankdaddy6145]

I have keen flint II for work, by far the most comfy boot I’ve worn, the weakness is the sole, since they’re primarily hiking boots they have a soft rubber that doesn’t last but about 6mo. Of daily use on flat concrete. I will say I’ve ran the front of the boot over with a loaded 2,500 lb. pallet jack and they saved my foot, steel toe was still intact and not bent, and there was only a small tear in the leather but it didn’t affect anything. Pretty good boots

[@mirandapanda5439]

Glad to finally see something keen on this chanel :D I hope you reveiw more keen shoes/boots in the future !

[@mood_z94]

New subscriber and I’ve been enjoying all of your videos!

[@joselino12341]

I just got my first pair of keens! Their the Milwaukee work boot and I really like em so far, good for what I do

[@jordbent1015]

Would love to see more hiking and outdoor boots. Maybe the Danner Mountain Lights or the Chippewa boots you have.

[@MrKinghuman]

the crease on leathers is patina. i love it.

[@crazy808ish]

That. is. genius. Thoughtful and practical design, and price is not bad either. Bookmarking this to get a pair later on during summer.

[@Surrealiantx]

This is so cool! Keen makes amazing stuff. Could you do some videos on hiking boots? Deep diving into what constitutes a good, comfortable, durable hiking boot?

[@jeremyjones4602]

Keen has been my go to shoes/boots/sandals for 20+ years. Best footwear available. Comfortable right out of the box. Yes there are failures, but few and far between. Used to buy their socks and trousers but seems they have stopped attire lines. Same ownership as Chrome! Very good products throughout. Extremely conscientious owner. Family owned and operated. Awesome family!

[@greemu]

im very intrested in these, great review bro!

[@gibbethoskins8621]

These boots look awesome, would definitely give them a try especially for that wide toe box

[@popparock6506]

Great vid, well done Keen!, I'd give these a try!

[@19jc80]

I'm so glad you are doing a video on KEEN's.

[@copher1990]

Great honest review thanks dude

[@charlesturoski5969]

I would love to see a couple more keens on here thank you

[@Andy-ro3ml]

Would have loved to see you do a video of the Vasque ( a Redwing company) Sundowner. Especially the Italian version which was discontinued years ago. Now they are made somewhere where the labor is much cheaper.

[@andspenrob]

Nice to see a hiker deconstructed! Just like when you compared a bunch of moc toes across brands, you'll find hiking boots to be designed to a different set of requirements than work/fashion boots. As JR mentions in another comment, traction is king, along with waterproof breathability (hence the Goretex-style liner). Mountaineering boots escalate in price along with features like a rigid sole/shank (for mounting cramp-on spikes and other traction equipment), maintaining light weight (for miles of hiking), and preserving comfort while trading off these requirements. Would be great to compare these Keens to Oboz Bridgers (my favorite mid-range hiker) or a more robust mountaineering boot like the La Sportiva Trango GTX.

[@Rorgash]

@Roseanvil , I just had a pair of "expensive" boots with what i found out was a fake stitch after having been on a ski vacation where the temps hit -20 C, and the sole started to detach from the boot. Temps might be a good test for the glue on boots to see if they hold up or if stitching is much more important

[@scalwi]

This was great -- I'd love to see a few more hiking boots by companies like Salomon, The North Face, Zamberlain, etc. I know you did the Danner moc toes, but it would also be great to see their more classic hiking boots such as the Mountain Lights.

[@jackjarvis5451]

I love my keen walking boots don't have this modle but they are a great wider hiking boot

[@thenowhereman3295]

Would love to see you cover the Keens hitting that traditional style, like the San Jose

[@theoortcloud742]

If you're interested in my perspective, I think that based on how soft the material is, the outsole is going to wear out long before you can see any real benefit from having the rubber flex points. When it comes to boots like this, it's usually the outsole and the fabric lining on the inside of the boot that fails first, not the creases in the leather. Sure, it might take less muscle in your foot to walk, so that's a plus, but since you can't replace the outsole, the boots will probably last exactly the same amount of time as any other fully-cemented boot. Also, if you take good care of it, leather can last a lifetime, even with the creases. I actually quite like the creasing in my more casual boots as it makes the boots more comfortable and also looks nice in my opinion. They might not be bad boots, but just don't expect any miracles.

[@planethopper335]

What about top down puncture resistance?

[@ragnorak66]

Love to see you review a pair of Alt-Bergs field and fell microlite

[@joeglenn7323]

EE width. I wear Keene steel/composite toe shoes at work. A wide toe box is very important when you have a reinforced toe box. Before we had Keene available to us I tried some Timberlands. I could feel the reinforcement. I think I wore them them for a week.

[@bearatts]

I've had my keen brixen shoes for 10 years, best winter shoe I have, only downside is they're a low top and thicker snow tends to be a problem, but thankfully I don't work outside

[@ryan74701]

I have the Keen Flex work boots for almost a year. They have been great. Made in the USA. I will say their shoelaces wear out faster than anything on the boot.

[@andrewjohnson4040]

Best boots I've ever owned did a 47 mile hike in them last year and feet were fine at the end. Other hiker's feet were shredded.

[@goodandgreen]

love seeing inside something that would actually accommodate my toes! more WIDE TOE BOX please!

[@CaptK-py8rq]

Been wearing Keen since 2010, have over 20 pairs, wear a men's 14, 100 % of them fit perfect right out of the box. They tend to stretch out after a couple of years making them too loosie-goosy for hiking after that, no more lateral support, never wearing the same pair twice in any given week. My favorites, the best fitting/wearing they no longer make...Siskiyou and Ericson PCT. Keen! Please bring those both back! I'll buy a dozen each, then you can discontinue them again!!!

[@teekay8769]

I literally had this idea when I was a kid its crazy to see how someone else did it, mine would have been different tho.

[@vargkvinnan]

Boot review suggestion: Wilcox brand boots. I have their "Kern" style in all black and am in love with them. So comfortable and features specs that I've found hard to find in one boot. They're leather, so not a hiking type boot, but I'd be interested to hear your take on them!

[@planethopper335]

Just purchased Keen Pittsburgh from Skeechers work boot. After 1st pair you'll never go back. Absolutely the finest boots I've ever had. Keen boots ROCK, Keen boots will CLIMB to #1 boot in USA.

[@Berry_N]

I usually hike in Vasque hiking boots. Tried a pair of Keen Terradora (sp?) as a casual hiker for in town trails, and the fabric around the toe box didn't even last one season without tearing. I was very disappointed, tried them on recommendation of others in the hiking group. I did love the toe room.

[@jerryvincent8402]

I ordered a pair of the low cut. I feel based on what i’am getting for comfort from their work boot the Ridge Flex system is worth a try.🇺🇸🐻

[@Ab3ndcgi]

I f-in love Keen. Bought a pair of hiking sandals from them, and they are still in good shape after walking and hiking more than 1500 kms. They've been through wet rock and scorching asphalt, stopped nails and barbed wire, been in my dog's mouth; and they still look amazing. The only issue I've had is the fishing line of the top seam making a rash against my barefoot, so I need to wear socks or tape that; but I have extremely sensitive skin and I bet most people will be fine. Comfort and durability wise, I can't recomend this brand enough

[@asabovesotabelow]

Keen are my favorite goto's right now, from sandals to shoes to boots. I feel like, they do not fit into any design or fashion but... comfort and weatherized they are very nice.

[@DeadnCold]

This looks like a cool idea, but in my experience with boots of this style with the molded on sole, the failure is never where they've put the bellows. The failure is always along the sole at that same flex point at the ball of the foot. Where the leather and rubber meet the section of leather that is glued to the firmer rubber stays stiff and rigid creating a stress point in the much more flexible leather upper which causes it to break down and tear much faster.

[@jbstepchild]

Not so much on them I find I lose the keen letters so your left with een or kee en it's silly

[@guypierre-jacques7793]

Hi, I recently started watching your channel and really enjoy it. Can you please please please do Air Jordan 12's? They are my absolutely favorite pair and nobody seems to talk about them much. I wonder how the quality of the leather stands up. I would be greatly appreciate it.

[@roomtempcoffee]

I have a pair of keen San Jose work boots that you can cut in half if you want them. They are about a year old and I had some sole separation so I got replacements.

[@JJ-tz8qx]

Is there any chance you could teach something about leatherworking? I am really interested in starting, but I'm not sure i know enough. I have seen all your older videos but would love to learn more!

[@jaalanodaicyr868]

Can you look into Redwing's Zero-G Lite safety toe shoe boot thingies? I'm looking at buying a pair and want to know what you think of them :)

[@ikeyeet8312]

Man, with a wide foot and just getting my first pair of keens ( Pittsburg soft toe) I'm hooked. I could sleep in these things.

[@westsun3181]

Hello Weston. If possible, make a combat boot series 👍👍

[@aidenlin9878]

Hey, love the video. I was wondering if you might be interested in making a video of cutting some Thursday explorer boots? I've seen some videos of the flagship Captains cut in half, but I'm quite curious as what the Thursdays hiking/combat boots look like on the inside and how well they hold up to other kind of boots.

[@bushwackingozarks1860]

Hi I like watching your boot reviews. I'm a college student and love to hike the ozarks on my free time. Can you do one of Keen Austin boots? It looks like a practical casual waterproof boot for hitting the trail on your way home from the office.

[@marzcapone9939]

I have wide feet and have owned many pair of Keen work boots. My issues with them is the sole is all glued layers, eventually the lugs fail. The second is too much padding, they make my feet sweat. They are shaped to fit my wider foot, and they use an asymmetrical safety toe. Generally, I don't have any rubbing with the steel toe.

[@D2C3R5]

would love to see you do a show on the Salomon Men's XA PRO 3D Gore-TEX trail running shoe and the Salomon Men's Quest GTX hiking boot.

[@alanbenyamin487]

Nice video. I know you do boots, but I feel waterproof hiking shoes have come a long way. I'm a letter carrier and would love to see a top 5 wp hiking shoes for spring/summer. Thanks.

[@kris.monroe]

Super helpful! It'd be awesome to see a line up comparison of multiple @KEENUtility work boots. I'm so stuck between the Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Louisville, etc..

[@xandr13]

500 miles is shockingly low if you're into hiking. My old merrells lasted me thousands and thousands of miles without any issues with the leather. It was glue that eventually deteriorated (10 years down the line that is).

[@adamcarnie2160]

My Merrells lasted me 500-700 miles on the AT. There was some kind of plastic shank in it that cracked.

[@dimitris7368]

It s always glue, rubber or plastic that gets bad first on a boot. I think bad decision from Keen to put this rubber strip

[@Beckah82]

You can't compare one shoe model's advertised lifespan with the actual number of miles you got out of a specific pair of shoes (from another brand and model). You need to compare the advertised durability of the Merrell model you had, with the advertised durability of these Keen's OR use both models until they break and compare the actual number of miles you got out of both of them. The fact that Keen feels confident to say that this model will last for 500 miles, does NOT mean that the specific pair you buy can't last longer. They may very well last longer than your Merrell boots. You don't know that, I don't know that, and Keen don't know that. Please note: I have never tried a pair of Keen boots and my current boots are actually a pair of Merrells, so I'm not trying to defend Keen. I'm simply pointing out your argumental fallacy.

[@johnmckenzie8522]

I real like your video on all boot I hope you can do a video on steel toe boot and metguard safely boots it will be great for me and worker who want s job in manufacturing

[@mrnordyk1125]

I want to buy the shoes but I was unsure of the product. The video convinced me to buy it Thanx😎🍻

[@rockzep24seven]

I just ordered the Keen Kansas City plus which is a carbon fiber toe keen boot with a bellows. I’m eager to see how they rank against my other keens.

[@robert9595]

Hey, when you do the opening portion of the video, do you think you can provide some grass roots background on the shoe company, like where they started and how long they have been around.

[@oam600]

Can you please do a boot tear down on Salomon hiking boots. Great channel, keep up the good work.

[@bokiphoto]

I had a pair of Koflach boots with a bellows toe section like that, in 1986 ... There's nothing new except what has been forgotten

[@SirManDudeGuy1]

@Rose Anvil hey I recently had the idea of putting automobile rubber conditioner for boot outsoles. I'm wondering if actually elongates the lifespan of outsoles. I think it would be a great experiment to do!

[@PetrosArgy]

For a modern work boot to review, you might want to look into Haix. They're a German brand that caters mostly to emergency services and the logging industry, but I have a pair of composite toe boots from then that are very innovative compared to any of my other work boots (Red Wings and Thorogoods, plus lots of cheap brands over the years).

[@landminehopscotch3617]

Yes, I've been wanting a review on these boots for a while. I have pair of the Eagle 2.0 and so far they've been great.

[@chrisb9478]

Just ordered a pair of these on Amazon I found for $81, seemed like a great deal.

[@natehopkins3812]

I absolutely love my Portland's from keen. They are the first gen of the keen bellows. I have had them for a year and between the flex and the carbon fiber toe, they are sooo comfortable. And vary durable. They have held up to nearly a year of daily wear on a construction site with plenty of life left.

[@natehopkins3812]

My only problem is the flex part doesn't insulate as well in the winter.

[@natehopkins3812]

While I watch the video it looks like the newer models may account for the insulation problem with the backing.

[@natehopkins3812]

To address his problem with the liner, they are sooo warm in the winter. Not counting the flex. But I have found that the man made materials hold up vary well. They also have many other models that I have worn over the last 4 years or so. As well as their other shoes, and I have found that their shoes last a vary long time. Their isn't a lot to them to go wrong. Ps their materials are mostly ethically sourced and environmentally friendly.

[@Chiller01]

It’s a niche market but I did a lot of mountaineering, ice climbing etc. Back in the day. I’d be interested in seeing some La Sportiva, Scarpa, or Asolo boots cut in half.

[@LazyJacques]

Zamberlan Vioz!

[@MrRyu0007]

Love to see some cold wall converse cut open :)

[@243577689744664]

Love the glasses 👌

[@alihejazi2060]

Amazing work man, impressed with these keen boots, wonder if their sneakers are any good

[@F0XD1E]

I've got a pair of Keen water shoes that I enjoy. Comfortable enough to actually walk around in and stay on your feet, unlike cheap water shoes.

[@Unclejack72]

nicely done!

[@watchyourtonex6989]

I need those I've been waiting for someone to come out with a bendable boot because doing flooring if its a stiff boot it beats your foot up right where it bends

[@Armed_Aviator]

please do a review on the corcoran 1510 jump boots, I'm curious what's inside of them

[@plipp6889]

please do some sort of william lennon boots; theyve been in bussines since 1899, they even made combat boots in ww1 and still make them (the B5 ammo boots). i think you would love them