I’ve seen a lot of people wear their work boots well beyond that point lol, even I’m guilty cause I have a pair of Redwing 2408 2.0 super sole series boots that I have worn for 10+ years, and they’re still comfortable,and my body never aches from them. I believe that the boots are constructed from such a high quality, thick leather that they never really lose support no matter how much they wear. And remember USA made Redwings are made from Bull hides and not Cow hides. That Bull DNA makes for a thicker tougher leather. Even the soles outlast other soles, that series of boots was straight up made to last, still constructed the old way with Puritan triple stitch and wax dipped thread. They’re my favorite lol.
For a pair of lace up boots like those. I would just get some custom made boots and have them sent in to get reconstructed to avoid the break in on new boots.
I have several pairs of boots for work (patrol) and i rotate them throughout the week to keep my feet fresh and help the boots last longer. I'm also in the process of testing a new pair of boots (Hiax) for them. Good advice Brother.
Would a resole not work? New sole or different sole? New inserts or more structured inserts? I feel like if I spend good money on boots I’m gonna be hesitant to just replace them instead of trying to recraft them.
As a general rule if one is experiencing back pain, foot or heel pain then they may have broken down a part of their boots and may need to replace their boots. However, the problem may be solved with a resole or rebuild if their boots are capable of such work. I don't agree that buying a new pair of boots every 9 months is likely necessary unless they are completely trashed and cannot be resoled or rebuilt. I think a key question is to determine if your boots midsole and sole are only glued on or are they also stitched on? A boot that has a glued and stitched on midsole and sole can probably be rebuilt. This will not only save money, but will also save a potential long break in period.
Lesson of this video: invest in a high quality pair of boots and you can get at least 5 years out of a pair of lugged sole and a rebuild in 10(minus wedge soles because the purpose of the sole makes it not AS durable as a hard runner lug sole). Inside of your boots start to smell switch to merino wool socks and or wash them out with baking soda and dry them with a boot dryer. Then treat the inside with LP.
I’ve always had danner quarrys I recently purchased Nicks builder pro with the Vibram red X soul because I had a bad case of plantar fasciitis and they are the most comfortable boots I’ve ever worn in my entire life the quality is there and I’m ordering another pair so I have a replacement when I send them out for a resoleor a rebuild. Also they are the first boots I’ve ever had that the steel toe doesn’t rub my big toe
Good one! I use to have the cobbler beef up my work boots when I got them resoled with two 8 iron midsoles not just one.They had a lot of support and lasted longer.
This was helpful. Thankyou. P.S. I emailed you a question a few weeks ago but didn't hear back. Sounds like an Instagram direct message would be better?
Plan on buying a new pair of boots every 9-11 months?! That’s just ridiculous. If you buy a decent pair of boots, well made leather boots, then your investing in a product that will last far longer than a year. Is this guy conducting actual reviews or is he just a boot industry shill trying to get more boots sold?
I am a chef and need a good pair of black non slip boots. I work an adv 70 hour weeks with about 1 day off a month. Do you have any good reccomendations. Thank you sir
Please go back and edit your statement. your sentence is missing key words. Then dismount your high horse and fully exam my project. At some point you are going to feel and look like a total asshole and that's okay.
I’ve seen a lot of people wear their work boots well beyond that point lol, even I’m guilty cause I have a pair of Redwing 2408 2.0 super sole series boots that I have worn for 10+ years, and they’re still comfortable,and my body never aches from them. I believe that the boots are constructed from such a high quality, thick leather that they never really lose support no matter how much they wear. And remember USA made Redwings are made from Bull hides and not Cow hides. That Bull DNA makes for a thicker tougher leather. Even the soles outlast other soles, that series of boots was straight up made to last, still constructed the old way with Puritan triple stitch and wax dipped thread. They’re my favorite lol.
For a pair of lace up boots like those. I would just get some custom made boots and have them sent in to get reconstructed to avoid the break in on new boots.
I have several pairs of boots for work (patrol) and i rotate them throughout the week to keep my feet fresh and help the boots last longer. I'm also in the process of testing a new pair of boots (Hiax) for them. Good advice Brother.
White’s?
Would a resole not work? New sole or different sole? New inserts or more structured inserts? I feel like if I spend good money on boots I’m gonna be hesitant to just replace them instead of trying to recraft them.
As a general rule if one is experiencing back pain, foot or heel pain then they may have broken down a part of their boots and may need to replace their boots. However, the problem may be solved with a resole or rebuild if their boots are capable of such work. I don't agree that buying a new pair of boots every 9 months is likely necessary unless they are completely trashed and cannot be resoled or rebuilt. I think a key question is to determine if your boots midsole and sole are only glued on or are they also stitched on? A boot that has a glued and stitched on midsole and sole can probably be rebuilt. This will not only save money, but will also save a potential long break in period.
Lesson of this video: invest in a high quality pair of boots and you can get at least 5 years out of a pair of lugged sole and a rebuild in 10(minus wedge soles because the purpose of the sole makes it not AS durable as a hard runner lug sole). Inside of your boots start to smell switch to merino wool socks and or wash them out with baking soda and dry them with a boot dryer. Then treat the inside with LP.
I know its maybe not your style, but i would love some reviews on Ecco's products if that is possible :D
I wear loggers everyday love my Chippewas
Do you like Fritos?🤞
So lacing boots, now when are my boots worn out....... can we get a vid on putting on socks ?
I’ve always had danner quarrys I recently purchased Nicks builder pro with the Vibram red X soul because I had a bad case of plantar fasciitis and they are the most comfortable boots I’ve ever worn in my entire life the quality is there and I’m ordering another pair so I have a replacement when I send them out for a resoleor a rebuild. Also they are the first boots I’ve ever had that the steel toe doesn’t rub my big toe
Rarely wear boots, prefer to wear as little as possible when fishing, but cool channel.
Good one! I use to have the cobbler beef up my work boots
when I got them resoled with two 8 iron midsoles not just one.They had a lot of support and lasted longer.
when i wake up saturday morning and prepare to 'do something' not work related i'm certainly not wearing boots...
What is going on with the Thorogood 1892 line? I heard it may be canceled? Please say it isn't so.
i have a new pair always ready but i want to wear my new pair bc they also reek but they’re caterpillar and still in decent shape.
If you actually have a pair of high quality heritage boots, they can be recrafted??? Right?
They can if you feel your still being supported by the upper.
When I pay $300 + for a pair of Goodyear Welted boots, I expect that upper to hold up for a few years. How about you?
Ariat Linesman Ridge 6" GORE-TEX Composite Toe Work Boot can you please do a review on them because I really want to know
This was helpful. Thankyou.
P.S. I emailed you a question a few weeks ago but didn't hear back. Sounds like an Instagram direct message would be better?
I have a pair of those the bottoms are peeling off at 3 Months
I replaced mine when I joined a union job and they said we had to have steel toe and THEY PAID FOR THEM. 😊😊😊
Ah yes, good ol' socialism.
They didn't pay for anything. You paid for them with you're union dues. And you probably got ripped off.
What would be the best boot for standing and walking most of the day on concrete????
All I've worn is redwing moctoes with crepe soles, and although I love them I feel like I'm missing out on the new modern day work boots.
I like my dancer “power foremen” super comfortable, long lasting and rebuildable
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Can you do a top 5 work shoe video again? I think you did a video like that 5 years ago. Thanks!
White’s and Nick’s
I was just curious what your boot size is?
Boot guy before you throw out those boots how about doing a giveaway of them?
Why not to buy boots that will last 5 or 7 years to work and dont need to have a problem of buying new one?
Because work boots don’t last that long.
I could buy new boots every 4-5 months.
Can your camera focus?
Only when there's a operator behind it. This was shot solo.
@@TheBootGuyreviews Sorry
It was a shit thing to say.
Plan on buying a new pair of boots every 9-11 months?! That’s just ridiculous. If you buy a decent pair of boots, well made leather boots, then your investing in a product that will last far longer than a year.
Is this guy conducting actual reviews or is he just a boot industry shill trying to get more boots sold?
I am a chef and need a good pair of black non slip boots. I work an adv 70 hour weeks with about 1 day off a month. Do you have any good reccomendations. Thank you sir
Redwing dynaforces have a black pair, thorogood has black moccasins ties, and even the timberland pros aren't bad at all
Are you a beggar to ask funding for beer and coffee? It's better give some cash for homeless than you.. Shame on you
Please go back and edit your statement. your sentence is missing key words. Then dismount your high horse and fully exam my project. At some point you are going to feel and look like a total asshole and that's okay.