Tiers of boots|| What’s right for you??

A breakdown of quality levels of boots.

[@doublebase6509]

Couple corrections to the video - Timberland Pros are a tough boot to discuss because they are probably almost a second level boot (and online these are $160-$199 online). Although they don’t have the welt, they are direct injected/cemented. But the overall support/stability still isn’t in the tier ll level (IMO), but they do have a composite shank - and they should anyway because the boot has a heel. And timberland does make some tough work boots (Boondocks come to mind). And I mentioned Red Wings as the leader in tier ll, if you haven’t tried their Traction Tred Light lineup, give them a try. Wow, very durable lightweight comfortable boots. But these are all just MY OPINIONS. Depending on what you do for a living you might have a totally different outlook on what your classes of boots would be.

[@frankrice1253]

Well done sir. Subbed.

[@doublebase6509]

Thank you!

[@ryanmcknight4580]

Woah, great boot collection! Envious for sure!

[@doublebase6509]

Thanks and it keeps growing. I’m starting to think I have a problem.

[@ricksworlddereaux2397]

Do you hear of danish Ecco Workboots..i spoke to a russian Mover&Trucker he told me he wear them 20 years..😱🇪🇺hard to believe..

[@doublebase6509]

I had to look them up, definitely look familiar but I’ve never tried them. They sell different ones on Amazon.

[@ricksworlddereaux2397]

@@doublebase6509 In Europe they cheap.100$ up..boots..i think. here same with US made Boots....they unaffordable over here..🥵🇪🇺over 100$ no labourour here spend on workboots..