The craftsmanship shows in every one of these videos. I assume they have to train their own workers. It's not like you can learn most of this anywhere else. How long I wonder to be able to do the shaping around the last.
It would be great if Nick's boots videos were presented to the next generation in school classrooms. Give the kids a idea of American made, pride, and to be a part of a team that helps everyone to stay on their feet longer being a positive, productive person. Still can't wait for mine to show up in the mail. "Good things come to those who wait"!
There are many talented craftsmen at Nicks. I hope they are proud of their work and themselves. I, myself, am certainly a proud owner of three pairs of Nicks and am already looking for a fourth one. Thanks to all of you for making such beautiful and strong boots.
My dad always said wear quality and care for your footwear. At 19 I bought Double H harness flat-toe boot, then a Dexter pebbled leather Oxford (both tan) each were only 50$/pair in late 1980s. Dr. Martins are crap IMHO, Blundstone quality has decreased with itz popularity, Timberland - I have had nubuck chukkas ( awesome) and now the 8" boot. I finally bought FRYE 12" engineer boots in 2007 - just awesome. IDK if I will ever wear a NICKS 👌keep up your great work and the cobbler tradition.
I love your boots and am thinking of a purchase but yous have countless videos of them being made. What would be really helpful is a video of all combinations. Like a builder pro in all 3 lasts with heel combinations, also them with soft, steel, celastic , and composite in every color and 3 different boot heights, thick and regular sole, etc. Then move to your other hot sellers with all the combinations. People like to see exactly what their specific boot might look like and the way it is now literally takes hours and hours of searching your site, FB, utube videos, etc to find something and still their combination might not even be there. I know you can do this because you have probably made just about every combination and all you have to do is take a picture of them and after a while put them all in picture video . Its like I want a 6in builder pro in smooth tan with the thick honey Vibram 55 moderate arch and block heel and cannot find how that exactly looks like....anyways just a suggestion that would most likely be the most watched out of any video you ever made. Thanks
The craftsmanship shows in every one of these videos. I assume they have to train their own workers. It's not like you can learn most of this anywhere else. How long I wonder to be able to do the shaping around the last.
A beautiful Sunday morning that starts with a new video from Nick's is the best possible way to start the day! Thank you for sharing.
It would be great if Nick's boots videos were presented to the next generation in school classrooms. Give the kids a idea of American made, pride, and to be a part of a team that helps everyone to stay on their feet longer being a positive, productive person. Still can't wait for mine to show up in the mail. "Good things come to those who wait"!
There are many talented craftsmen at Nicks. I hope they are proud of their work and themselves. I, myself, am certainly a proud owner of three pairs of Nicks and am already looking for a fourth one. Thanks to all of you for making such beautiful and strong boots.
interesting
Thanks for making that video. I've had my eye on a pair of those for awhile but really wanted to see a video on them
Nice twist on a Moc Toe, another great looking product from Nick's
I could watch these videos all day.
Real time video is tremendous! Much better perspective on the skills of the workers!
Since this is the peanut bison, I assume you're getting into March orders now? Looking forward to my peanut bison MTO boots!
We need to see a leather sole boot made next!
love seein' the process
big improvement on the stitch lines.
How about the next video on how do you guys build Renegade? 🤩
Are these in peanut bison leather? If so, very cool to finally see them on video.
I think so! Im (impatiently) waiting for a pair in bison from Nicks
As a retired guy, this is the first Nick's boot I am considering purchasing. What leather is that in this video???
Peanut bison
When and how did you take out the wooden frame..well i saw you taking it out .what about the nails?
That is a sweet shoe.
That's Great job 👍👍
My dad always said wear quality and care for your footwear. At 19 I bought Double H harness flat-toe boot, then a Dexter pebbled leather Oxford (both tan) each were only 50$/pair in late 1980s. Dr. Martins are crap IMHO, Blundstone quality has decreased with itz popularity, Timberland - I have had nubuck chukkas ( awesome) and now the 8" boot. I finally bought FRYE 12" engineer boots in 2007 - just awesome. IDK if I will ever wear a NICKS 👌keep up your great work and the cobbler tradition.
I love your boots and am thinking of a purchase but yous have countless videos of them being made. What would be really helpful is a video of all combinations. Like a builder pro in all 3 lasts with heel combinations, also them with soft, steel, celastic , and composite in every color and 3 different boot heights, thick and regular sole, etc. Then move to your other hot sellers with all the combinations. People like to see exactly what their specific boot might look like and the way it is now literally takes hours and hours of searching your site, FB, utube videos, etc to find something and still their combination might not even be there. I know you can do this because you have probably made just about every combination and all you have to do is take a picture of them and after a while put them all in picture video . Its like I want a 6in builder pro in smooth tan with the thick honey Vibram 55 moderate arch and block heel and cannot find how that exactly looks like....anyways just a suggestion that would most likely be the most watched out of any video you ever made. Thanks
What is the small piece of leather they put inside the boot at around 17:00 min?
Beauty..
What’s the name of this model on the website? Definitely need a pair!
Model name is Aldert Strider, but this peanut bison leather is out of stock already.
@@LonesomeMars thank you very much
What is the name of this boot/shoe?
A finish carpenter or cabinet maker could easily have a pair of these till they retire.
How many time can you use those wooden forms?
They're plastic and pretty long.
I am from India , Big Fan of your shoes
where should I buy it
Click on their website , they do ship world wide.
Superior version of Red Wing 875.
I'm glad I had ordered one of this leather before.
Are lug sole boots stitchdown as well?
Yes.
So, everything is stitched but the outsole, which only cemented?
@@therealjoeysalazar Depends. Some models are only cemented and screwed, and some are cemented , screwed and stitched.
@@Totemparadox got it. Thanks. I've mostly seen welted brands. These look freakin' nice!
@@therealjoeysalazar They are. I have their Urban Loggers and I'm waiting for the launch of their Tan Tactical Boots.
is the 55 last good for lots of kneeling down? (safety toe required)
Personal experience, YES.
Which leather is this? Thanks
Peanut Bison!
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