What’s the Best USA Boot? Q&A

[@RoseAnvil2]

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[@thewatcher720]

What’s the Best USA Boot? - Who cares, what's the best boot in the world? Please look beyond the USA more for your footwear reviews. You seem to be a bit US obsessed. Your video on barefoot shoes for example didn't even mention the originators and market leaders Vivobarefoot, probably because they aren't a USA company or have a big presence there. Maybe you should broaden your horizons when considering the footwear to review.

[@usmnt4423]

Where are the Trumans, Weston lmao

[@nathanperry4190]

I bought a pair of jk 300s soon after the first video and just ordered a second pair in the new leather offering. Great boots

[@garettbromes]

Drews Boots out of Oregon and Franks boots out of Spokane also have MITUSA boots for under $400 with the PNW heritage build

[@righturnclyde]

Drews are made in Mexico.

[@sackman1886]

Love the Q&A. I'm glad you were asked about Truman. I think their styles look nice, and they APPEAR to be well made, but who knows! Will look forward to that.

[@xx_cloud_xx5055]

I love these Q&As The British Boot off sounds great can't wait to see the docs on the bottom of the list 😂

[@tbhv]

I really think sizing is so challenging for all boots really, PNW or not, largely because of the "break in" consideration. Leather is so variable; sometimes it has some give, sometimes not. Ultimately this idea that you will buy one size with the understanding it will likely change over time definitely throws a spanner in the works in how people approach considering what a good fit should be from day one- usually with a bias they need to be slightly tight so that you can mould them to your feet et.c.

[@williamarodrigues6971]

If I'm being honest, these Q&As are awesome! Keep up the fantastic work Weston and Team! :D

[@masonhill4065]

Thanks for being honest. That really clarifies that you are, in fact, not lying

[@kit2770]

What a hot take. Thanks for the honesty. 😉

[@TheFrontyer]

Love the MITUSA series. Wondering if you ever want to do a European boot maker series? Lots of great bang for buck brands, such as meermin and yanko

[@hg-sf7yx]

Especially for us European watcher, for whom importing shoes from the US adds like 20% Taxes on top. (and yes, I still ordered a pair of Thursday Loggers, which I freaking love)

[@julianshepherd2038]

I'm wondering why a Brit doesn't do a channel

[@kserolouKOUMos]

What about the Italian brand Moma?

[@TheWhiteTaco]

Speaking of work boots, the ones you see a lot on the jobsite outside of Thorogood and Red Wing are Irish Setters. They're just a bit more affordable and most get either the Ashby or Wingshooter (both moc toes). Keens have also had a surprising showing as well, I have their Cincinnati's and love them.

[@BJyelhsA]

Can't wait for the great British boot off series. Any spoliers what brands you'll be doing?

[@B-Dubba-U]

Go look at the franks Patriot boot. It’s $350 and built the same as any other PNW logger while still being made in USA.

[@bryanduchane2371]

Have you seen a pair cut in half? Are they Goodyear welts? Well have to check them out.....

[@johnsambo9379]

Most Frank's are $500-$600.

[@B-Dubba-U]

They are a stitchdown PNW logger boot with leather heal stack, leather insole, leather midsole, 7-8 oz leather uppers. They keep cost down using the outer cuts of the hide where there might be some wrinkling or stretch marks or “less desirable” marks that you wouldn’t put in the $500-$600 boot. Made in the USA in the pacific north west. $350

[@Tallnerdyguy]

My wolverine 1000 mile were only $160... new Agreed that bootmakers need to universalize sizing

[@jonathanpierce7569]

Looking forward to the Wesco video!

[@SouthlandHeritage]

Excellent video per usual dude. You mentioned a few times how the Origin boot sources primarily domestic materials. My question would be: how much of RW boots use imported materials? My other note would be that another difference between imported and domestic (U.S.) manufacturers would generally be worker QOL, wages, stricter safety and health regulations etc etc. I say generally because it seems most of the overseas boot makers you feature are very reputable, hand crafted, etc. and likely are not the same as the typical imported products. The point still is worth mentioning though

[@MegaBuster777]

The sizing was my only issue with ordering my Nick's tankers. I figured I sized correctly, but I was just a little bit too small. The boots were damn near spot on, but they were just too tight to where there was no breaking them in to be comfortable. Fortunately they do offer a resize, but I feel bad doing that because a fair bit went into making them. Fortunately when I ordered my Muggs, they were sized correctly, because having to do a return trip to the UK would have been kinda sucky. With the Nick's, it's just a short trip East for me.

[@patramanis4086]

17:48 it's a tactic used in a game called aoe2 maybe thats it

[@tonyserrato1757]

I remember when I first started working I bought a set of die hards because that's what my pops and grandpa wore .I now mostly wear throrogoods but been eyeing some pnw boots. I would actually really enjoy seeing a pair of die hard cut in half

[@notthatproud7453]

Danner would be another good one to do at some point. I think they’re made in the US, and it looks like an interesting comparison to the Jim Green Razorbacks or Baobab boots since they’re both stitchdown construction with a rubber cemented sole. Is Danner worth $500 when Jim Green is out there?

[@EssenceofPureFlavor]

I don't think Jim Green and Danner are that similar. The $500 Danners are boots like the Super Rainforest. As far as I know, Jim Green doesn't make anything at that level. Jim Greens are of course way cheaper so may be a better value, but it depends what you need them for.

[@notthatproud7453]

I hadn’t looked at Danner’s website and was sort of guessing at the price. But the Mountain Light is $440. I think that’s their classic hiking boot. It looks nearly identical to the Razorback. I don’t own either of these boots, but at one point I was really lusting after the Danners-something about that classic hiking boot look. I’m sure there are differences between the two. What I love about rose anvil is we get to see those differences in close detail.

[@Kingfisher1215]

Some Danners are made in the US. Some say made in the USA but are mostly made overseas but have just enough work done in the US to be called made in the USA. I like Danners and used to visit their outlet store a lot when I worked nearby. BTW, they are owned by 5he same company that owns whites.

[@EssenceofPureFlavor]

@@Kingfisher1215 That's not how FTC rules work. If something says "made in the USA" it has to be "all or virtually all" US components. There are imported Danners and Danners made from imported components yes, but they're labeled either made in China/Infonesia/whatever" or "Assembled in USA" or "Made in USA of imported components."

[@nikhilsinha7730]

they should be good, they are one of the few companies that make the standard issue boots for the armed forces

[@tonyrc49]

maybe do an "outdoor / hiking / hunting" leather boot series?

[@austinclark9394]

Oh boy I hope the blurred out Wesco is the Japanese WWII boot collab. Still upset I missed out on the ND1 so looking forward to the next collab.

[@darrenhall7454]

Great Q&A! I can’t wait for The British Boot-off and any dress shoe videos. I’d love to see some of the big Northampton brands dissected. Our shoe industry here in England has struggled and I’m sure your videos would help it a lot. 🇬🇧👞

[@Janus10001]

Yeah, I'd like to see some Grensons cut up. Find out where my money has gone.

[@wittyhobbyist6680]

I don’t think I ever seen you do a video in the Russell moccasins. Would love to see one on their back country

[@jj4483love]

I think you could have a general podcast about a variety of topics if you wanted. I think the people that watch for the boot reviews end up seeing your personality shine through and would tune in for your take on any topic.

[@hyattbusbey3563]

I bought the Origins, 8" Built Boot, last fall and wore them as my winter boot. Only complaint is that they are not high-instep friendly. Every time I put them on I was slowly pulling the eyelets out. I had them fixed, sold them, and moved on to Jim Greens. Much more high-instep friendly.

[@jimmylarge1148]

Excuse my retardation, but what is the instep? The arch? I was thinking abt origins next. I’ve got thorogoods, wings and wanna try origins…….but…..

[@hyattbusbey3563]

@@jimmylarge1148 The top of your foot. Above the arch. I have tall feet

[@yehoshua77]

Always been curious about Limmer hiking boots. They have been legend in the hiking boot community since at least the 80s and have a multi-year wait for their MITUSA boots. They now have some ready to order boots made in Germany for around $400 that I’ve almost pulled the trigger on a few times. Would love to see a Limmer boot review in the future. Also, curious about your thoughts about traditional hand sewn Maine moccasins from companies like Quoddy and Wassookeag. Thanks!

[@robbyt.5258]

Hello, a tip look for the manufacturer Steinkogler from Austria here you can find shoes in this style and in outstanding quality cheaper. Steinkogler has shoes in its range that are made like they were made a hundred years ago and last forever. Greetings Robby

[@paultravisano9403]

I see a lot of blue-collar guys buying boots at the Red Wing store. They're just not buying heritage boots

[@JeremyGiese]

I worked in redwings and most construction guys that would also but you’re right not heritage style.

[@alancuriel123456]

When I was a concrete carpenter everyone either had redwings or thorogoods..

[@mrkeogh]

@alancuriel123456 Concrete carpenter?!? Do you build formwork for concrete pours, etc? I've never heard it called that before, that's a lucrative job if you're good at it! 👍

[@JeremyGiese]

@@mrkeogh yeah basically. I heard the term for guys who form work like for bridges and the like when I was in a carpenters union in my younger days.

[@cotf020]

What about Frank's Boots?

[@ianbrown7066]

17:45 Scout Rush is a tactic in the RTS game Age of Empires

[@farrez_gump]

I got Danner boots gonna have to look for your video on them , I’ve had some bad lucky with them lately with the welt splitting ( auto tech)

[@matt-lang]

I'd love to see you do some Allen Edmonds versus Thursday versus Alden for their casual-dress style boots.

[@TylerSnyder305]

FYI Weinbrenner uses Horween leather for the Thorogood boots, and the max wear wedge outsoles have MADE IN USA moulded into them. The COO for the entire boot is on the label, which means that MADE IN USA on the outsole means the outsole is made here. There are standards for MADE IN USA too, so certain percentage of American components and labor are required. American leather, American made cushion insole, and an American made outsole. I don't know what components are imported, but it's not these 3 major parts.

[@garysprague2009]

Where can you find the information saying they use horween leather? Any idea where the boot upper is actually sewn, as ive heard both from Amish workers see them and I read somewhere saying overseas.

[@TylerSnyder305]

@@garysprague2009 It was in a factory you'r video I watched that I can no longer find. I don't know where the " sewn overseas " idea came from, it's theoretically possible but they would have to label them as built or assembled in the USA not Made in the USA. There are percentage requirements.

[@garysprague2009]

I think I may have seen that video but couldn’t remember them saying what tannery they used. I believe that video also said the Amish sew the upper. I guess they claim to be union made because the union shop bottoms the boot.

[@bolandjd]

Great content! Looking forward to the next MitUSA roundup. Would love to see Franks’s Boots Patriot, White’s Mule Packer or Line Scout (the old Hawthorn line), and one of the Parkhurst models. All

[@christopherbroadhurst750]

Have you ever considered reviewing any UK made brogue Boots ? Loake , Church …. etc .

[@kosta2177]

I’m glad to hear that you will cover more about Truman boots

[@albertorivera4745]

Still waiting

[@ryansmith7605]

Can you cut in half the whites Millwood? I got them because they're the most affordable work boot from the brands that are normally recommended. I'd like to see how and why they're at their current price point and their comparative value.

[@ryansmith7605]

Also the d size is a little wide I have "ski feet" if you will 😄 I think that's something to consider having come from climbing low volume is a thing thanks for the content 👍

[@gridises]

No, Wesco and Viberg are not last ones. There is Frank with his Frank’s Boots (true Nick’s basically). Best of the best from PWN. Try his boots!

[@claytonblachly4031]

Patiently awaiting a Hathorn built into a Type 1 Commander from Franks. I have 2 Pairs of Jks so super excited to see the difference 😊

[@TheGroutGuy]

Hell yea! Thanks for answering my question! Video was great!

[@joshgonzalez2885]

Scout rush is a term from CSGO. Counter strike global offensive. You get a budget sniper named the scout which has super fast speed when scoped in. And 100% accuracy too

[@joeporter4970]

It is so nice to hear you answer these unscripted. This shows that you are knowledgeable and it is impressive. Well done.

[@robertsandgren9389]

This channel is a great complement to the original, keep up the fantastic work! :)

[@jeremymaxwell7108]

Next year plz do the red wing work boots that are made in the US like the super soles, I would love to see what that clear sole looks like cut in half ! They have so much more than just heritage stuff

[@teddygaygan21]

Have you checked out Oak Street bootmakers?

[@robertgerlitz8238]

I would say that in construction work, I’ve seen more red wings boots then anything else but maybe it’s different in other states.

[@sethdixon8891]

21:54 Kinda cryptic answer about Truman. 🧐 What “construction changes” are you talking about?

[@DNGJustSnakes]

Not sure why the American made Benneville combat boots never are talked about....ive been wearing them for 20 years exclusively every day. Generally find them from former soldiers or surplus supply for around $50 unworn or slightly used and they last from 3-5 years. Hard to beat that for value and you can get summer vented ones or waterproof gortex. Not that I'm not completely sold on the bison JKs and am planning on a couple different pairs of those...

[@quinnlane7257]

Belleville?

[@GeekyGalore]

Do the Saint Laurent Lukas boots! Would be wild doing some designer boots

[@D_Jilla]

I don't think the French are ready for that video tbh

[@connerwomack9990]

Why do you not review Frank's boots ( also a spokane based PNW boot) his Partiot model should directly compete with the JKs for the same price range an quality.

[@connerwomack9990]

To further elaborate Frank was GM/former part owner of Nick's. He started his own shop not to long ago.

[@alexanderlevesque2694]

The patriots are far superior to the jk 300. Especially after seeing the 300 cut in half

[@GoatzombieBubba]

Should review the other Origin boots.

[@lophophorawilliamsii9740]

About the sizing issue, where boots are all coming in different sizes from the different companies. I see this issue with clothing as well. So I tend to stick to certain brands so that I know how they are sized and I don't need to guess. I bought a pair of Danner boots and found they run small and narrow. So eventually I bought another pair of Danners and I got a half size up and wide width and they fit great. You can also buy some from Amazon Prime to try on and return them.

[@reidbartlett3862]

Love the Q&A's and the discussions. Helps give me perspective. Keep them going!!

[@Fishbone8891]

I'd really like to see you cut through some dress boots, I've been wearing Florsheim and have had some of the most comfortable dress boots from them. It would be interesting to see how their leather sizes up to these heritage brands.

[@michaeldulmage8449]

Parkhurst boots? Made in Buffalo NY. Russell moccasin. They make hunting boots made in Maine.

[@Theheritagetribute]

Excellent video, guys! In the future, I’d like to know your opinion on Charles F Stead’s suede. I often hear that suede is a lower-quality leather, but man, CFStead is something else! Their shrunken suede and repello are outstanding and tough, IMO. Cheers

[@Holcombi]

Have you cut a boot with a met guard in half before? I'd love to see the Carolina 505 cut in half sometime

[@brothercannon]

Where’s the Carolina USA made logger boot?

[@Dagzfromearth]

Because of your review, I ordered origin Coronado whiskey in mini lug. I live in Mn, so I’ve had red wings for years, and I love them, but so hard to break in. My origin boots will be delivered tomorrow, I’m excited! No zombies are catching me!

[@stephenkypreos7949]

I don’t have many words but I really enjoy your videos and information. God bless.

[@BarryMcColeman]

In my opinion the Q and A's are great!

[@speedwolf5212]

Love these Q&A’s!

[@58harwood]

Look I don’t have any issue with the components that Jk uses in the 300’s[x)! However, the fit and finish, i.e. sole grinding/trimming is noticeably inferior to the higher end Jk models. I would, and have, chosen the Perry selects as a better choice. Granted they’re not the same style, moc-toe vs round but, they both use the same Christy outsole! And for similar price points, Whites uses better leather with more color options. JK’s offers more width choices.

[@kornfedboy]

I love these analysis videos. I do woodworking work inside, usually standing, but on wooden floors. My work boot (and some casual wear) preferences are Whites (semi dress and cruiser), JK 300s, Trumans (cap toes) and Red Wings (cap toes and moc toes). The Whites are pricy but built to last for years and are rebuildable. The JKs are top-quality as well, and price-wise within spitting distance of similar Red Wings. Truman boots-like Red Wing-use top quality leather (2.2-2.4mm thick leather) and they use old-style lasts. I love the Truman 79 last fit and look as well as Red Wing #8 last. Red Wing has some great leathers; I wish they would make an iron ranger with a nice thicker leather midsole. Keep up the great work/content!

[@Gator-357]

I've been buying Red Wing Moc Toe in Kangaroo since I can remember. I have four pairs currently, all with different soles for different purposes. I have wanted to try making my own boots for a while but, don't have all the tools needed and just can't justify the investment when I can still get good boots made for me at a reasonable price

[@Ally-Oop]

I’m simultaneously disappointed with myself and glad that I hadn’t checked out the 2nd channel before this as it means there’s a bunch of extra content to consume. This Q&A video was really enjoyable. The casual nature of it, very different from the algorithmically streamlined main channel vids, really shines through. I felt like I should have cracked open a beer and kicked my feet up while watching. Plus it was a nice way to recap vids I’d watched months ago. Kudos.

[@bobjohnson6321]

it seems fair to criticize wolverine for the 400 dollar price tag. however its been pointed out that this is the sucker price. they have frequent sales which bring the price down significantly. Today you can go to wolverine and get the ram truck collab boots with horween leather and vibram lug soles for 211 bucks out the door.

[@jimmccoys5778]

Still waiting on a Truman review brother!! Very anxious to hear your opinion and see what’s inside! I love what they do and I hope I’m not wrong!!! Lol

[@SidorenkoAaron]

Such a great honest show. Cheers.

[@michaelkarant3308]

Can you do a hiking boot series

[@CocoKoi321]

Why tf wouldn't allen edmonds be a good fit for you? Check out the Higgins mill waterproof. Uses German leather, and its a one to one competitor to the grant stone diesel

[@2apunky441]

Awesome video brother. I'd love to see a mitUSA video with pull on boots.

[@favidh1934]

I was under the impression that vibram soles are an Italian based company that manufactures their soles all over the world (including the USA}. Does Origin specify/guarantee that they are using domestic manufactured soles only?

[@justsomeguy5470]

I believe they do

[@anthonyh9481]

Watched this while putting my knife pocket on my drifters which just came in. These boots are beasts

[@kso808]

I just subscribed to this Anvil 2 channel, and like seeing your Q & A's. I have the Red Wing 1907s and the Grant Stone Reverse Snuff Kudu field boots. I think they're a couple of the best looking moc toe boots around. It might be interesting to do a Q & A on viewers preferences of which boots they prefer to wear fashion-wise!

[@theappalachianbros.8293]

Hey Weston, Would love for you to review Silverado Lumberjack Boot. American made, American components. 5-6 oz leather. Goodyear welted. Price on boot barn $197 on their website $247. How do they do it? Also, Milwaukee boot co. American made and they have a moctoe version. Leather upper and goodyear welted. Their price, $169. Would love to see these cut in half and see how they do it! And give them some traction and recognition.

[@wadestrober5628]

Yes please do dress boots - thanks for all the great videos

[@toddhansen5072]

Huge fan of both channels! Did you see the new version of White’s Perry boots with a wedge lug sole?

[@vladapt]

What a great idea for an engaging Q&A video @Rose Anvil! It was entertaining and informative (but I must admit I miss Toaster). Pls don't forget about your commitment to review Allen Edmonds boots. They are hugely popular due to their style, variety, and very flexible sizing with many widths to choose from. I have at least 10 pairs, not counting shoes and sneakers.

[@grantwillis2068]

Do a Canadian one! I would recommend DURADERO boots

[@ab-gu2nh]

Some European hiking boots would rank pretty high on durability too i would imagine. As thick if not thicker leather uppers but im not sure if they got alot of leather in the midsole

[@Super50calbmg]

I don’t know if you can even find them anymore but, ever look at Elkwoods from Sears? Or Diehards?

[@WiredCustomsSpeedShop]

Thanks for answering my question!

[@bonifaciomagdiwang1697]

He did not mentioned Truman boots?

[@stayerallen6768]

Italy and high quality leather wear in general the fit and finish is excellent out of the box and it doesn't last more than a couple wears kinda like their motorcycles and cars beautiful to look at completely impractical to use.

[@_bats_]

As for the sizing issue: the problem is that a lot of sneaker companies are vanity sized. The same way that commercial jeans are vanity sized - you buy a pair of 34's and if you measure them it's more like 37". The heritage selvedge denim companies often size their stuff true to size so that you measure it, it's 34", that's a 34. With sneakers it goes the other way - I guess having big feet is cool, so if you wear a 12 in Adidas you're probably actually an 11 on a Brannock device or in dress shoes. Most of the boot companies are sized more like dress shoes in this regard as their sizing is more accurate to dress shoes than a sneaker would be. Another part of the problem is flexibility. You can missize all day in crappy sneakers because the materials are so flexible and forgiving that it doesn't matter as long as your foot isn't crushed or swimming around. With a sturdy leather boot, however, there's much less wiggle room and they kind of demand a more accurate fit. That's why the PNW brands go through all the trouble of having a million sizes and widths available and do things like the fit sheets to nail it down. If you have a really generic foot shape, just standardizing the sizes would work, but many people have non-standard foot shapes and benefit from things like narrow or wide widths, mismate sizing between left and right, split sizing lasts with wider forefoot and narrower heel, or simply different lasts altogether. For example, the 38 Swing last that White's uses has a lower arch and very wide forefoot, more like the Alden Trubalance or the Corcoran Jump Boot, but the MP last is much narrower, the packer lasts have an insane arch, etc. Knowing all of the details about your foot size can not only help you nail down your size in their company's shoes but also figure out which lasts will even work for you.

[@notthatproud7453]

That’s an interesting possibility. I decided to order some boots back in December. Normally I wear an 12.5 or 13 in sneakers. Some Nikes are 13s, some 12.5s. I had a pair of new balance 990v5s a few years back and the 13 was too big. For the boots, I went and did a brannock just to be safe. I came out at a 13D. Ordered my boots at 12.5D based on the manufacturer recommendation. Still waiting to get them though. The lead time thing is pretty ridiculous. Anyway, point is, I don’t think it’s all that hard.

[@_bats_]

@@notthatproud7453 I mean every single PNW bootmaker has long lead times now. Nick's and Wesco used to be the worst for it but now it's all of them. It's supply chain issues mainly, plus slowness to recover from covid-related disruptions. These are small companies building a lot of things to order so patience is par for the course. I guess in the world of being able to get whatever mass-produced junk next day via Amazon people can't really deal with having to wait for something nice that's custom.

[@estevan1918]

Hey Weston I think you should try out the Red Wing Roughnecks or maybe a review? They're killer compared to the Moc, built on the same last, yet with a vibram lug sole they're on site right now!

[@jameschiyinwan]

Any thoughts about reviewing Thorogood's Postal line of boots and shoes?

[@ryanmaddox2319]

Cut the danner super rain forest! What’s in their best boot?

[@Tallnerdyguy]

Scout rush is a starcraft refrence

[@OfDeath]

Good stuff! For future non-MITUSA boots, I would love to see more Ariat (Booker Ultra Western Boot specifically), and maybe a few other types of boots from REDBACK (The OMAHA boot is one I'm very curious about...looks a lot like a timberland style boot.)

[@thatdude9029]

Any experience or requests to do Parkhurst or Rancourt? Any opinions on either?

[@agrajag311]

Are you planning on reviewing Limmer boots?

[@nikopol7993]

Love the content, are you planning to do an Indonesian boot series?

[@zachthomas5272]

Have you covered Irish Setters yet?

[@thetable123]

Amen to sizing. Pushed towards the red wing because I can try them on locally, but really want to buy from a smaller maker. Kind of tempted to catch a flight to PNW to get sized. Also, wish the MITUSA series had a "regardless of price" category. I'm going to spend more time in my boots than anything else in my life.

[@assadn5082]

I love these videos. Super informative, raw and real. Looking forward to more and hoping one day my question will pop up there: If you had to pick one boot to live with for the rest of your life out of All the boots you have ever reviewed, which would you pick?

[@Molach101]

A British Boot Off would be great. Solovair, William Lennon, Loake, Cheaney, Grenson, Barker, Hoggs, Sanders, Trickers, Alfred Sargeant, Crockett & Jones... I'd have said Church's but they're priced up with the top tier now & unaffordable. There's a good few other companies making desert boots and the like, e.g. Crown Northampton and Jadd

[@BenaiahPS]

Fantastic Q&A. Video suggestion: Would you consider doing a side by side video comparing the JK 300x (black) against the Nicks Tactical? Both are PNW boots with similar style. Is the Nicks Tactical really worth $170 more?

[@zackmorzey]

Can u cut open n examine the Ugg Biltmore mid and workboot style.

[@troyford7399]

Hoping for a logger boot comparison with redwing, thorogood, and carolina. Best logger without buying PNW

[@georgeaguirre5437]

I’m surprised I didn’t see any mention of Nicks as part of this episode

[@OldspeedMFG]

Adding to the group of people who want to see some "dressier" boots cut in half. Meermin, AE Higgins Mill, Alden Indy, John Lofgren, Becket Simonon. I feel like there's a lot of meat on that bone and I personally want to know how these shoes are made and which are best in terms of construction, material quality and value.