Fantastic job as always!! Thanks for the shout out and answering my question brother🤘 and glad to hear the uppers are good because that heel looked cheap. And I'd like to add that when using Blackrock a little goes along way.
You really looked like you want a pair of these boots. Besides that questionable heel made of paper and rubber, they look solidly built. The split welt and your great craftsmanship really elevated these to another level.
@InGrindWeCrust2010 I have a pair of Trench boots from OSB, and yeah they have a nice wide toe box that is super comfy. Similar toe to an Iron Ranger in the same size, but I think the trench boot is a bit wider at the ball of the foot, and the IR in the same size is a little longer and taller in the toe box.
Awesome job! They look amazing! This must've been a really old run of the trench boot. I bought a pair a year ago and they improved their construction recently,I believe. I've never seen that rubber sole they used... normally it's the dainites now.
I believe Cadillac and Bick4 are made by the same company, and probably the same ingredients (or very similar). They are distributed from the same city, and very similar addresses. After my Bick4 is done, I plan to buy Cadillac. Thanks Aaron for sharing your craft and tips. The boots turned out wonderful, as always!
@@joeshmoe9233Those look like very old models, I think they’ve upgraded their materials since they first started. The issue for me is that the last is very wide compared to other boots, I have a pair that I wore twice before realizing they were way too roomy, now I’m selling them.
@@AaronG2480 I think they are really nice, it's just strange that they charge so much over Truman, Parkhurst or Grant Stone. Those companies use almost exclusively leather components including the heel counter and in some cases the toe reinforcement. I think their design is beautiful and the last looks very nice, however they leave me in doubt when the main part that actually forms to your foot is not leather. You did an awesome job as per usual. I just know I won't be purchasing oak street for myself.
@1985zebulon well, for the price they should have a leather foot bed, but it doesn’t bother me I don’t know if all of their boots are like these , the website doesn’t say anything about (foot abed) construction. Cheers
I like the way you cut the cork it does my head in when I see others putting it in in bits and pieces
I like my oakstreetbootmakers boots. They fit Tru to size for me and are rather comfortable.
Fantastic job as always!!
Thanks for the shout out and answering my question brother🤘 and glad to hear the uppers are good because that heel looked cheap.
And I'd like to add that when using Blackrock a little goes along way.
You really looked like you want a pair of these boots. Besides that questionable heel made of paper and rubber, they look solidly built. The split welt and your great craftsmanship really elevated these to another level.
A lot of runs of this model also apparently have a very comfortable last, toward a Trubalance.
Thank you,
I’m considering it 😅
@InGrindWeCrust2010 I have a pair of Trench boots from OSB, and yeah they have a nice wide toe box that is super comfy. Similar toe to an Iron Ranger in the same size, but I think the trench boot is a bit wider at the ball of the foot, and the IR in the same size is a little longer and taller in the toe box.
@@tacline2 Sounds pretty perfect.
Awesome job! They look amazing! This must've been a really old run of the trench boot. I bought a pair a year ago and they improved their construction recently,I believe. I've never seen that rubber sole they used... normally it's the dainites now.
Beautiful rebuild
Great work as always.
Great work, the boots came out beautiful! 👍😊👍
I believe Cadillac and Bick4 are made by the same company, and probably the same ingredients (or very similar). They are distributed from the same city, and very similar addresses. After my Bick4 is done, I plan to buy Cadillac.
Thanks Aaron for sharing your craft and tips. The boots turned out wonderful, as always!
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Thank You for sharing some of the products you use. The Boots came out Beautiful. Another Great Job!
Thank you for watching!
Really got interested in Oak Street after recent reviews. These look stellar as always, Aaron!
Hey, it’s almost Christmas 🤶 🎅
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@@AaronG2480 Yep! Decided against Oak Street but Santa might have a couple alternatives for me....
@@InGrindWeCrust2010 😲
Beautiful Work Aaron 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Great job on the Much needed resole. I have been looking at these boots lately. Thank you for saving me 500 dollars.
Another great job!
Buen trabajo!!
@@marlenakauer5262 gracias 🙏
Hola buena tarde . Desde la CDMX.. Si Aaron date ese guste de comprarte ese modelo de botas . Gracias x tus saludos
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Nice. Te quedaron supen bien. Felicitaciones
Fantastico trabajo como siempre.💣💥👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Merlín sois un capo. 👽🧙♂️🐐👊🏻🍾
Excellent work!
Thanks!
fantastic job ❤
Simply beautiful! And I think your recraft was an absolute improvement! This is a brand I would like to try some time.
Excellent work as alway, Aaron. You've certainly taken those boots to a whole new level of quality.
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#20 fantastic content 👏 👌 ✨️ 🙌
Thank you 👍
Como siempre MAESTRO …..EXCELENTE TRABAJO 👍👍👍👍👍
Gracias Beto Saludos
Great work Aaron!
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Great work like always. 👍 I can't wait to wear out the soles on my Thorogoods and have you work on them.
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Excelente tu trabajo, felicitaciones
Gracias!
Those look amazing
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great job !
I had these boots and did not like them when they arrived so I sent them back for a refund but you did great work good job
What was wrong with them??
Thanks 🙏
Looked like duck feet too wide
@@ronadleta1541 😅😅😅👍
What is that green layer? Does oak street use synthetic materials??
Natural algae from sweaty feet 😂
@61js it’s called Organic foot bed 😅
Yes they do!
Fantastico!
top notch job
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Nice job again!
Thanks again!
Was that a leather footbed or did i see fiberboard?
looked like fiberboard to me. Totally unacceptable for the price of Oak Street Boots.
@@joeshmoe9233Those look like very old models, I think they’ve upgraded their materials since they first started. The issue for me is that the last is very wide compared to other boots, I have a pair that I wore twice before realizing they were way too roomy, now I’m selling them.
It wasn’t, but it’s still a nice and strong boot. (IMHO)
@@AaronG2480 I think they are really nice, it's just strange that they charge so much over Truman, Parkhurst or Grant Stone. Those companies use almost exclusively leather components including the heel counter and in some cases the toe reinforcement. I think their design is beautiful and the last looks very nice, however they leave me in doubt when the main part that actually forms to your foot is not leather. You did an awesome job as per usual. I just know I won't be purchasing oak street for myself.
@1985zebulon well, for the price they should have a leather foot bed, but it doesn’t bother me
I don’t know if all of their boots are like these , the website doesn’t say anything about
(foot abed) construction.
Cheers
Was the heel stack made of leather board? I just got a pair and it looks like leather board or cardboard heel stack on mine.
Yes it was
ERES DE GARGANTA PROFUNDA???? TRAGAS AGUA PEOR QUE CAMELLO AUN MASTICAS?
Great work. Do you prefer Dainite soles or Vibram Eton soles?
Thanks
Honestly Non of them
They are to thin
the balls on this company to abuse the “made in usa” name charge 500+ and use synthetic materials, and i’m told they use celastic heel counters too