How to be fit for Frank's Boots

Frank shows us how do go through a proper fit for a pair of our boots.

[@JonathanGrandt]

I think I probably should’ve gone with Frank’s... the fit from the *other place* isn’t really very good. Smh.

[@jordanbeyer7607]

What place would that be?

[@JayyBird93]

Where’d you get your boots?

[@lrom5445]

@@JayyBird93 I suspect when he says other place, he's referencing Frank's previous employer (i.e. Nick's)

[@JayyBird93]

@@lrom5445 hard to tell as there’s Nicks, JK, Whites, Wescos and NoName

[@cloveroak5492]

@@JayyBird93 I can't imagine NoName not getting a fit right.
Or Wesco either for that matter.

[@ericyourdan1595]

Now that we're in Phase 2 will you be open for in person fittings?

[@matthewgross6958]

Like Frank’s humor!

[@AshleyAuliye]

Is there a measurement spot in Alaska preferably in Anchorage?

[@georgewashington938]

I think, in Alaska, you need to measure your feet in the same spots. Not sure why you asked about, are feet in Alaska different?

[@mehmd1913]

When measuring the ball of the foot would it not be better to do when standing? Then you’d be able to see the difference the splay of the foot makes.

[@apilkey]

Yes while standing and also late in the day as your feet swell throughout the day.

[@johnvelas70]

I just recently heard about youn's.
I start a new job in a bit and my corks are a no go, but a steel toe I need.
Your phone # is long distance for me (PA), do you have e-mail?

[@thatdudeinblackshoes]

Franks is a us company so you should be able to call them from inside the us without issues. Unless you have a phone plan from 1999 still no one charges extra for long distance phone calls.

[@johnvelas70]

@@thatdudeinblackshoes rotary dial landline

[@ONEBALLINMYBUTT]

I like frankie