Having worn Irish Setters for a few years, I can really appreciate the extra space in a larger toe box area. The ability to move your toes around to keep the circulation going is under stated. As a welder, I'd want the composite toe, NFPA sole and stitching. As well as smooth leather, that way the sparks, slag, and spatter can roll right off with out hanging up in the suede.
First off great video, and the semi long video explaining everything is very comforting, it takes the amount of phone calls down for simple questions and gives your viewers a chance to take a breath and think about there options. You did leave out the lineman patch for anyone who is on poles often and wares down the inside of there boots more often. Personally I think taking photos of a customers boots and having a separate category just for pictures would be a great addition to your website. with different color combinations, heights, and various options of a customers boots, future customers could take a look and see what they like.
That's a great idea! As for the lineman patch, they're so rare anymore and most people don't need them. If they do, we still offer the Lineman boot on the website!
Best boots hands down ! Save your money and don't buy cheap boots that will need to be replaced very soon. Customer service is also thee best ! Keep the videos coming guys. Thanks !!
Best boots indeed! I honestly don't want to take them off at the end of most days. And considered the materials and all the work that goes into them, they could be more expensive. Buying nicks and ship them around the world is actually a lot cheaper than getting such a pair made here in germany, at least as far as i know. Ordered my 2nd pair almost 3 months ago, can't wait for them to get finished x) If you've read this far, you deserve yourself some schnitzel!
Cheap? Pft, I actually came across Nick's when looking for a new favorite boot because I'm tired of having to throw away the perfectly good and perfectly broken in upper on my expensive but not resolable boots. Ha
Been nice to see, top options (rolled, cut, standard). Pull loop Heel stack options Hook and eye colors #55 & #67 arch options and their meaning. Anyway, just for super newbies that have no clue what their ordering. I really think it would of been nice to see.
Nick's are wonderful boots. I feel great every time I wear mine. Expensive? Sure. They have to be given the materials & craftsmanship. Worth it? Absolutely. These guys are American craftsmen and craftswomen. If you don't have a pair, treat yourself. They will last for years and can be rebuilt. Buy fewer, better things. And buy American. You won't be sorry.
@@predwards8941 I did the home measurement with another company (not Nick's). The boots ended up costing $800 (incl. $100 rush fee) and never fit properly. I vowed never to buy another pair unless the company themselves took the measurements.
Did you say craftswomen? They have craftswomen there too? I don't think women like those sort of jobs. They're men's jobs, really. Women like dressmaking and flower arranging. Men like men's jobs. Most do, anyway.
It would be really helpful if when looking at each pic of boot color and leather it would actually tell you what combination is displayed. Great boots. Ready to order my third pair.
I was noticing the same thing on the website. Several times a boot was pictured that didn't quite match the named color swatches and I was thinking "what color is THAT boot?"
I actually mentioned that on one of their Facebook posts and they responded to me saying they would pass that suggestion onto the powers that oversee that aspect. We see if it changes.
Waiting for my try-on pair. Excited to get my final boots after that! Went with 8 inch, composite toe, honey sole on my builder pros. Current plan is to gradually transition my casual boots over to Nicks down the road as well.
I would love to see Nicks offer the ultimate motorcycle riding boot with the D3 armor in the ankle as a 6 inch. I really think with the quality they offer that they could steal the market for that.
I am with you. Thinking of getting a pair of there boots and make a special request to add leather is high wear ares like on the toe for the shifter and inside ankle where they would rub on the frame.
Keep working on a slip-on work boot. Some of us have a hard time lacing boots. Not western, not engineer. Round toe, side pull loops, no straps. Full lug vibram sole, 1 1/4 inch defined heel, rough out toe and heel counter cover, smooth upper, nice smooth heel slide inside to ease getting on. I’d buy two pairs.
I live in LA I just recently flew to Spokane Washington to try them on was a good experience overall. Excited for my boots to come in I purchased two pairs
This answered all the questions I was going to call and ask, thank you, I am now ready to place my order for a custom fit pair of builder pro's, my one final question is does the custom fit you guys keep on record go across to your heritage boots or will I need to re-do the fit process when I'm ready to get one of those.
6 inch boots is right for me since I am on the shorter side and it great that you guys made this video because it makes it earlier to pick the right one
Hi Grant, I was looking at the Builder Pro Custom Configuration on the website, and there are some options with no image for the costumer to have a preview of the diferences (ex: heel profile, heel stacks, toe style)... It would be great to have photos of the differences or a youtube video showing them. I'm from Brazil and am really looking to purchase a Builder Pro, I just have a few questions with some customization options.
One option that isnt covered here (it might be a new option) is the top edge design. They offer a rolled vs cut vs standard style. I have found pictures of the rolled but I cant figure the difference between standard and cut. So far I havent found any info on it.
You mentioned about some features that will play into the comfort of the boot. Is there a video on that topic or can you reply on what are those. Thanks
I'm trying to understand what sprung toe means. Does that mean taller or boxier? Or, more rounded? Is it an option on all of the lasts or just the shape of the 1167?
I’m looking to purchase a pair of custom climbing boots. The only concern I have is the leather shank since I have a lot of confidence with steel shanks over the years. I don’t want to be reaching out 6’ on the line with one foot in the pole and my foot starts bending. Maybe some lineman can chime in about their experiences with a leather shank
Thanks for this video. I actually work an office job, but am very interested in custom boots that would pass for borderline business casual. Why are there no videos around of the aldert strider boot? This boot seems like it might be passable for an office boot.
Does the full leather lining option help with getting the boots on and off? (e.g Is it a smooth leather?) Any reasons to avoid it other than additional bulk/break in?
I love your boots they look beautifully made, its just alot of money to spend. and to be at an age where I could grow our of them in a year, as well as being in Canada with expensive Shipping. Just makes me not able to buy any 😤 though I do very much love looking at the pictures and videos lol
@@johnready630 Ordered end of Dec. Did custom boots with fit method. Got try on boots early March. When I ordered they said 16-20 weeks so I could have another 6 weeks of waiting.
@@charlessadler1721 It will be worth the wait , your first pair? My 1st pair of Nick's , I got them from the ready to order selection. I found a pair of Falcon brown in my size and had them in a week. I'm lucky I don't have fussy feet , they broke in with little effort, wore them around the house for several days.
I would really like to see a video showing your different heel options. I see on your site in the custom heritage section you have classic and moderate, as well as dogger and logger. I'm considering a pair of Falcons for Robert's but don't really know what this difference options look or would feel like. Thanks
One day ill be able to afford some badass wildland boots. Is there a ‘quick’ lace option? We dont have dedicated wildland teams but deal with wildland fires often enough that i have to throw the lace ups on pretty fast.
I maintain a prison. So mostly inside but I do a bit of yard work. I use my work boots as my every day boots and do a lot of hiking and heavy out door activities. I need boots that can look nice if I need to walk the superintendents or a deputy around the facility but also survive my day to day. What nicks boot would you recommend
I’ve got a titanium hip and weight on my feet is a concern especially if I’m on concrete all day and have another 15 lbs of tools on me… I wear Irish setters and I’ve been served well I’ve had red wings and I’m not impressed at all… very difficult break in… Irish setters felt like putting on a glove immediately out of box… my issue is I always have the inside by heel wear out and rip open and also because of my hip my gait is more heel prone and I wear outside of heel and then seems like walking further on outside of boot … and it happens rather quickly too
Very helpful video - hand made work boots don't exist in the UK (to my knowledge) - plenty of superb shoe and boot makers, but none of them make work boots. I asked Crockett & Jones if they had any interest in making such a product line, but they don't.....so only mass produced work boots readily available in the UK. I'm very interested in your builder pro with steel toe, would be ideal for me.
I wish you showed all the options like toe caps WITH it in the boots so we can actually compare vs you showing is the safety toe cap... we know what toe caps looks like, we want to see them on the boots.
Two design questions: Why do you put a flap of "spikey" leather at the bottom of the lacing area? Why is the heel curved in so dramatically on some boots while others have a normal block heel? It gives the boots a more feminine look so I assume there is a functional reason you do this to mens work boots?
People don't understand the price, because we're used to buying poop over and over again. We spend 600 bucks, but on our terms. I gotta save. These boots look great!
While I wait for the trial size to come, the thought occurred to me I like what Wesco did by accident on my rebuild. Is a soft toe available with a toe cap. They look like clown shoes, but I'm hard on my toes (tops and bottoms). Also do you put a steel toe plate on (for corks)?
I’d like a video of the different options side by side Ranger Urban logger Urban drifter Travelers Views of side by side : views from up above. This is would best to help us make the decision which style to get. Big thanks : great videos
@@kyleverson I order the end of Dec. Did custom boots fit method, Fit boots came in, first of March. Have not heard anything. Web page shows all boots with the leather I ordered on backlog. The estimate was 16-20 weeks. I am in week 15
Keep in mind that when you need to resole, your local cobbler can put whatever sole you want on the boot. I know Dr. Martens have some great anti - everything, including oil, and slip resistant soles. I hated the pair I owned except for the soles. I'm sure you can find specialty soles that suit your needs when you need to resole, if the stock isn't good enough for your needs.
Does the standard black Vibram lug sole mark up flooring? What about the Honey Vibram? Is the honey vibram significantly more prone to wear because it's softer, do they statistically get sent back for resoling earlier?
I am a new Wildland volunteer firefighter and in need of some good boots and from what I understand you guys are the best. My problem is with me being new to the department and all of us being volunteers we have to buy our own supplies and our own gear and your boots are just way out of my price range. So my question is do you guys have a payment plan or a cheaper option?
Hey, glad you are interested in our Boots! We don't currently offer a payment plan, but you can look through our Ready to Ship, and Factory Seconds sections on our side which offer boots at a discount if you find your size! Hope this helps
I have some questions about boots, I'm the guy who is 12/14 hours on feets walking up and down through company and working on many different tasks, I think moc toe is way too go and I would like to know- How long boots sole's can hold up until resole is needed ( years and miles) for example? I'm small and light weight, 80kg How much does cost to repair, resole process? Thanks for answer in advance, hope to upgrade my feets with Nick's this year.
I have news wescos, so not the same, but yeah, the edge dressing is just an out of the box thing. I tap my feet together when I get into my car when it snows, and they're natural after just a few taps lol. Still, get whatever you like, cause a little shoe polish will restore the color no problem.
I'm a small female who has to do a lot of hard work. I'm on my feet a lot and can't find a pair of shoes/boots that don't wear out in 3 months. Watching your videos I understand why the commercial boots wear out so fast. I want a pair of your boots. Hard-working women have issues finding good quality products in their sizes. I'm hoping yours isn't the same. I normally wear a 6 in women's shoes. If you do offer sizes that would fit smaller people/women it would be good to see a video with that demonstrated. So many companies advertise to men forgetting that women also work the farms, weld, and work construction.
I see Nick's didn't respond, but their website shows options for width and they say the boots fit comparably to the Brannock Device sizing. Try a high quality local shoe or work boot store and get a good foot measurement. (You might offer a tip if you know you aren't going to buy anything, just offering might get you good free service). Nick's offers a return policy if you don't wear the boots. So, you can return if you realize the size you ordered won't work. They also offer to send out try on boots to check the sizing, for a fee.
One more comment. Just because they make custom-fitted boots doesn't necessarily mean you should order custom. Unless you have a specific issue with your feet (bunions, size difference, hammer toes, etc.), try standard-fit first. Custom fit does not necessarily mean perfect fit. Standard is cheaper and faster.
Can these boots ever be made with electrical hazard protection and/or puncture resistant outsoles and other features? I see that these boots are of excellent quality and material, but they lack outright features in comparison to something like Redwing boots.
6 inch boots fit weird. They're low enough that they seem to interact with my ankle bone in a way that taller (usually 8 inch) boot or similarly short "high top" sneaker (which is softer than boot leather) won't.
I wonder if your able to use different metals. Make a titanium safety toe or carbon fiber. I’m aware both are much stronger and much lighter in weight as opposed to steel.
Maybe for a thinner profile or different toe shape, but I doubt it would make a noticable difference on a pair of Nick's. It's like switching the .50 cal on an Abrams to a .30 cal to save weight... Either way it's still a tank
@@Saw_Squatch I didn’t think of it that way, But maybe your right. My toes don’t like steel. Even while waring 100% wool socks. Was looking for the strength of steel or better, but w/o my toes getting cold.
A 12 minute exhaustive boot video from Nick's? Guess I'll grab a cold one and kick up my feet, cause it looks like I'm in for a treat today!
We'll keep them coming!
Nice squarebody, brother.
Sir i am big fan of your boots....i want to buy urban logger boots..i live in Indian...... Pls sir can you help me ..
I see you too are a man of culture 🍻
Having worn Irish Setters for a few years, I can really appreciate the extra space in a larger toe box area. The ability to move your toes around to keep the circulation going is under stated.
As a welder, I'd want the composite toe, NFPA sole and stitching. As well as smooth leather, that way the sparks, slag, and spatter can roll right off with out hanging up in the suede.
First off great video, and the semi long video explaining everything is very comforting, it takes the amount of phone calls down for simple questions and gives your viewers a chance to take a breath and think about there options. You did leave out the lineman patch for anyone who is on poles often and wares down the inside of there boots more often. Personally I think taking photos of a customers boots and having a separate category just for pictures would be a great addition to your website. with different color combinations, heights, and various options of a customers boots, future customers could take a look and see what they like.
That's a great idea! As for the lineman patch, they're so rare anymore and most people don't need them. If they do, we still offer the Lineman boot on the website!
Best boots hands down ! Save your money and don't buy cheap boots that will need to be replaced very soon. Customer service is also thee best ! Keep the videos coming guys. Thanks !!
Best boots indeed! I honestly don't want to take them off at the end of most days. And considered the materials and all the work that goes into them, they could be more expensive. Buying nicks and ship them around the world is actually a lot cheaper than getting such a pair made here in germany, at least as far as i know.
Ordered my 2nd pair almost 3 months ago, can't wait for them to get finished x)
If you've read this far, you deserve yourself some schnitzel!
I agree 100%
Thanks for the kind words!
What do you guys do? How do you wear your boots?
Cheap? Pft, I actually came across Nick's when looking for a new favorite boot because I'm tired of having to throw away the perfectly good and perfectly broken in upper on my expensive but not resolable boots. Ha
Been nice to see, top options (rolled, cut, standard).
Pull loop
Heel stack options
Hook and eye colors
#55 & #67 arch options and their meaning.
Anyway, just for super newbies that have no clue what their ordering.
I really think it would of been nice to see.
Nick's are wonderful boots. I feel great every time I wear mine. Expensive? Sure. They have to be given the materials & craftsmanship. Worth it? Absolutely. These guys are American craftsmen and craftswomen. If you don't have a pair, treat yourself. They will last for years and can be rebuilt. Buy fewer, better things. And buy American. You won't be sorry.
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I just wish I lived closer so I could go in and get an accurate sizing
@@predwards8941 I did the home measurement with another company (not Nick's). The boots ended up costing $800 (incl. $100 rush fee) and never fit properly. I vowed never to buy another pair unless the company themselves took the measurements.
Did you say craftswomen? They have craftswomen there too? I don't think women like those sort of jobs. They're men's jobs, really. Women like dressmaking and flower arranging. Men like men's jobs. Most do, anyway.
@@stuartbritton7408 cant tell if your trolling or serious
It would be really helpful if when looking at each pic of boot color and leather it would actually tell you what combination is displayed. Great boots. Ready to order my third pair.
I was noticing the same thing on the website. Several times a boot was pictured that didn't quite match the named color swatches and I was thinking "what color is THAT boot?"
I actually mentioned that on one of their Facebook posts and they responded to me saying they would pass that suggestion onto the powers that oversee that aspect. We see if it changes.
Waiting for my try-on pair. Excited to get my final boots after that! Went with 8 inch, composite toe, honey sole on my builder pros. Current plan is to gradually transition my casual boots over to Nicks down the road as well.
Great! The casual options are fantastic as well!
You know what, I found this is very helpful. Worth my thumb and definitely worth my time, great work guys.
I would love to see Nicks offer the ultimate motorcycle riding boot with the D3 armor in the ankle as a 6 inch. I really think with the quality they offer that they could steal the market for that.
I am with you. Thinking of getting a pair of there boots and make a special request to add leather is high wear ares like on the toe for the shifter and inside ankle where they would rub on the frame.
Great info! Confirms that I made all the right choices in choosing my boot! Can't wait to get it from you!
Great to hear! Hope you enjoy them!
Keep working on a slip-on work boot. Some of us have a hard time lacing boots. Not western, not engineer. Round toe, side pull loops, no straps. Full lug vibram sole, 1 1/4 inch defined heel, rough out toe and heel counter cover, smooth upper, nice smooth heel slide inside to ease getting on. I’d buy two pairs.
Best boots I've owned just ordered another 2 pairs I'm addicted to them!
They can do that to people...
I work retail in a warehouse, I bought the falcon in predator orange. The more I wear them the more I love them.
I live in LA I just recently flew to Spokane Washington to try them on was a good experience overall. Excited for my boots to come in I purchased two pairs
I’m currently researching your products to the extreme details.
I’m a missionary, biker, hunter, outdoorsman. I can’t wait to have enough money saved.
I've recently discovered nicks boots. I'm excited to giving your boots a fair go sometime in the new year.
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
This answered all the questions I was going to call and ask, thank you, I am now ready to place my order for a custom fit pair of builder pro's, my one final question is does the custom fit you guys keep on record go across to your heritage boots or will I need to re-do the fit process when I'm ready to get one of those.
It goes across all their boots.
Check out our video on "Custom Boots" for fitting info. Once you find your Nicks size, it can be used on work and heritage boots!
Can’t wait for my Travelers in Tan Teton... going to do the fit sheet tonight!
Expect to wait 5 months for them to get done. I just got a pair of tan teton travelers for casual/ home improvement use. They are awesome.
Awesome!
Great Explanation of the types and styles of your boots.
6 inch boots is right for me since I am on the shorter side and it great that you guys made this video because it makes it earlier to pick the right one
That brown and black looks so good!!!
Sure does!
I have 16 inch for rattlesnakes, they saved me once and I'm out far enough that I might not make it to the hospital in time.
I know that had to scare the crap out of you
where did you get those?
@@infant2man448 search Nicks Boots. I’m pretty sure that’s the website and company name
Is Jesus Lord or is John Lord?
@@infant2man448 goodwill lol
Hi Grant, I was looking at the Builder Pro Custom Configuration on the website, and there are some options with no image for the costumer to have a preview of the diferences (ex: heel profile, heel stacks, toe style)...
It would be great to have photos of the differences or a youtube video showing them.
I'm from Brazil and am really looking to purchase a Builder Pro, I just have a few questions with some customization options.
One option that isnt covered here (it might be a new option) is the top edge design. They offer a rolled vs cut vs standard style. I have found pictures of the rolled but I cant figure the difference between standard and cut. So far I havent found any info on it.
YEAH
Hey Grant when will ya'll offer a boot with insulation? What should I wear in winter? Thanks
You wear your nicks in the winter lmao
@@Awesome123000 ?
Try some insulated Danners.
If your feet sweat, cloth side boots. Lets the moisture out so your feet don't get cold.
@@Awesome123000 You don't?
You mentioned about some features that will play into the comfort of the boot. Is there a video on that topic or can you reply on what are those. Thanks
I'm trying to understand what sprung toe means. Does that mean taller or boxier? Or, more rounded? Is it an option on all of the lasts or just the shape of the 1167?
Does nicks offer metatarsal guards? Great video. Thanks
I’m looking to purchase a pair of custom climbing boots. The only concern I have is the leather shank since I have a lot of confidence with steel shanks over the years. I don’t want to be reaching out 6’ on the line with one foot in the pole and my foot starts bending. Maybe some lineman can chime in about their experiences with a leather shank
Thanks for this video. I actually work an office job, but am very interested in custom boots that would pass for borderline business casual. Why are there no videos around of the aldert strider boot? This boot seems like it might be passable for an office boot.
Awesome boots ! Absolutely a sound investment.
Hi Grant. Why don’t y’all offer the fire and ice white X sole? Thx
Does the full leather lining option help with getting the boots on and off? (e.g Is it a smooth leather?) Any reasons to avoid it other than additional bulk/break in?
It's the width that scares me most. How often are boots sent back due to width? Great videos, appreciate the incite.
Dear friend , wich one do you suggest for hiking ? Thank you !
I'm guessing yalls wedge sole probably last a long time. I need to try em out
Awesome content. It answered all of my questions. Not kidding.
Really looking forward to getting my urban loggers .
You'll love them!
I love your boots they look beautifully made, its just alot of money to spend. and to be at an age where I could grow our of them in a year, as well as being in Canada with expensive Shipping. Just makes me not able to buy any 😤 though I do very much love looking at the pictures and videos lol
Ah, I see. We're here when you're ready for a pair!
Wow , great timing . Just got my notification an hour ago that my Urban Loggers are on the way !
When did you order your boots
@@charlessadler1721 Ordered them March 5th , from the stock boots that take about 6 weeks . I fit a standard size so no fitting to go thru .
You ?
@@johnready630 Ordered end of Dec. Did custom boots with fit method. Got try on boots early March. When I ordered they said 16-20 weeks so I could have another 6 weeks of waiting.
@@charlessadler1721 It will be worth the wait , your first pair?
My 1st pair of Nick's , I got them from the ready to order selection. I found a pair of Falcon brown in my size and had them in a week. I'm lucky I don't have fussy feet , they broke in with little effort, wore them around the house for several days.
First boots order from me. I have narrow feet and hard to fit. It will be worth the wait. Glad you are enjoying your new boots.
I would really like to see a video showing your different heel options. I see on your site in the custom heritage section you have classic and moderate, as well as dogger and logger. I'm considering a pair of Falcons for Robert's but don't really know what this difference options look or would feel like. Thanks
That my boots on the right at 3:20 they were my try on pair but I'm keeping them! Amazing boots!
Nice!
Love the craftsmanship. I work in the office and even I want one. 😩
One day ill be able to afford some badass wildland boots. Is there a ‘quick’ lace option? We dont have dedicated wildland teams but deal with wildland fires often enough that i have to throw the lace ups on pretty fast.
What options would you recommend getting for standing on concrete most of the day 5 days a week?
I maintain a prison. So mostly inside but I do a bit of yard work. I use my work boots as my every day boots and do a lot of hiking and heavy out door activities. I need boots that can look nice if I need to walk the superintendents or a deputy around the facility but also survive my day to day. What nicks boot would you recommend
Hello! I think you missed "pull loop", "heel stack", and "heel profile", could you explain them somewhere else? I am looking to purchase another pair!
Whenever I see your videos pop up, I can't help but think, "Hey, there's Nick talking about boots again, cool."
I’ve got a titanium hip and weight on my feet is a concern especially if I’m on concrete all day and have another 15 lbs of tools on me… I wear Irish setters and I’ve been served well I’ve had red wings and I’m not impressed at all… very difficult break in… Irish setters felt like putting on a glove immediately out of box… my issue is I always have the inside by heel wear out and rip open and also because of my hip my gait is more heel prone and I wear outside of heel and then seems like walking further on outside of boot … and it happens rather quickly too
Very helpful video - hand made work boots don't exist in the UK (to my knowledge) - plenty of superb shoe and boot makers, but none of them make work boots. I asked Crockett & Jones if they had any interest in making such a product line, but they don't.....so only mass produced work boots readily available in the UK. I'm very interested in your builder pro with steel toe, would be ideal for me.
We ship our boots to UK, and you can get fitted online for them!
Great Video! Very helpful. I own three pairs of Nick's I will place an order for another pair.
I wish you showed all the options like toe caps WITH it in the boots so we can actually compare vs you showing is the safety toe cap... we know what toe caps looks like, we want to see them on the boots.
10" Robert, black smooth, 🔥
Nice!
great video
NFPA isn't required for me, so how well does your standard vibram sole hold up to heat?
Love it, very helpful info for boots shopping.
Two design questions: Why do you put a flap of "spikey" leather at the bottom of the lacing area? Why is the heel curved in so dramatically on some boots while others have a normal block heel? It gives the boots a more feminine look so I assume there is a functional reason you do this to mens work boots?
What’s the best pair for a hard landscaper or concrete worker?
One of the wedge models, for concrete, I'd imagine.
People don't understand the price, because we're used to buying poop over and over again. We spend 600 bucks, but on our terms.
I gotta save. These boots look great!
Would you recommend getting a higher heel for extra comfort on a flat foot?
Would the lineman's shank not help with those with severe flat feet?
Man I wish you guys were in the UK? I really want a pair of Nicks so bad but just the shipping alone would cost a stupid amount.
I've caught ya nicks, if your boots are ment to be worn with a n aftermarket removable insole, are your sizes really a half size off?
Can you guys red do this I feel some boots have way more options than either .. I want to know what makes the best hiking boot
While I wait for the trial size to come, the thought occurred to me I like what Wesco did by accident on my rebuild. Is a soft toe available with a toe cap. They look like clown shoes, but I'm hard on my toes (tops and bottoms). Also do you put a steel toe plate on (for corks)?
I’d like a video of the different options side by side
Ranger
Urban logger
Urban drifter
Travelers
Views of side by side : views from up above. This is would best to help us make the decision which style to get.
Big thanks : great videos
my Urban Loggers are being built now; can’t wait!
Still waiting for my try on pair for my Builder Pros. Dying of anticipation.
When did you start your order?
@@charlessadler1721 mid-march, and i was notified my build started last week
@@kyleverson I order the end of Dec. Did custom boots fit method, Fit boots came in, first of March. Have not heard anything. Web page shows all boots with the leather I ordered on backlog. The estimate was 16-20 weeks. I am in week 15
@@charlessadler1721 good luck sir! i went with a stock configuration.
What sole has the best oil and chemical slip resistance? What sole do mechanics choose the most?
Most go with the classic lug soles!
Keep in mind that when you need to resole, your local cobbler can put whatever sole you want on the boot. I know Dr. Martens have some great anti - everything, including oil, and slip resistant soles. I hated the pair I owned except for the soles. I'm sure you can find specialty soles that suit your needs when you need to resole, if the stock isn't good enough for your needs.
Great to see. Great looking boots. One day I maybe able to afford a pair. 1st thing on my wish list
Do you make boots for pipefitters/welders
Awesome review thank you 😊
Does the standard black Vibram lug sole mark up flooring? What about the Honey Vibram? Is the honey vibram significantly more prone to wear because it's softer, do they statistically get sent back for resoling earlier?
The black sole marks a little. The Honey Vibram not at all.
@@nicksboots what about the Fire & Ice?
I am a new Wildland volunteer firefighter and in need of some good boots and from what I understand you guys are the best. My problem is with me being new to the department and all of us being volunteers we have to buy our own supplies and our own gear and your boots are just way out of my price range. So my question is do you guys have a payment plan or a cheaper option?
Hey, glad you are interested in our Boots! We don't currently offer a payment plan, but you can look through our Ready to Ship, and Factory Seconds sections on our side which offer boots at a discount if you find your size! Hope this helps
I have some questions about boots, I'm the guy who is 12/14 hours on feets walking up and down through company and working on many different tasks, I think moc toe is way too go and I would like to know-
How long boots sole's can hold up until resole is needed ( years and miles) for example? I'm small and light weight, 80kg
How much does cost to repair, resole process?
Thanks for answer in advance, hope to upgrade my feets with Nick's this year.
Awesome! Thanks for the education.
Question, why do you not use Dainite soles? Are they inferior to Vibram soles?
Because Dainites are made in the UK. These are 100% US made boots.
I have news wescos, so not the same, but yeah, the edge dressing is just an out of the box thing. I tap my feet together when I get into my car when it snows, and they're natural after just a few taps lol. Still, get whatever you like, cause a little shoe polish will restore the color no problem.
Can the cap toe be put on later if I start to wear them out
Unfortunately not.
I didn’t think so but it doesn’t hurt to ask
Love it lot of info but clear 👍👍👍😎
I would love the Overlander in a rough out option like the Builder Pro’s.
im looking for a pair right now at 10.50min what color is the brown boot on the left side ? the all roughout leather?
Urban Logger walnut roughout. It's one of their fast shipping models so you can get those in 8 weeks. Normally it's 16-20 weeks.
I'm a small female who has to do a lot of hard work. I'm on my feet a lot and can't find a pair of shoes/boots that don't wear out in 3 months. Watching your videos I understand why the commercial boots wear out so fast. I want a pair of your boots. Hard-working women have issues finding good quality products in their sizes. I'm hoping yours isn't the same. I normally wear a 6 in women's shoes. If you do offer sizes that would fit smaller people/women it would be good to see a video with that demonstrated. So many companies advertise to men forgetting that women also work the farms, weld, and work construction.
Trying to find boots in a men's size 8 is tricky too. My feet are short but wide so I have to try the boot on to properly fit.
Same here. Normally I can subtract 2 sizes and order mens.
I see Nick's didn't respond, but their website shows options for width and they say the boots fit comparably to the Brannock Device sizing. Try a high quality local shoe or work boot store and get a good foot measurement. (You might offer a tip if you know you aren't going to buy anything, just offering might get you good free service).
Nick's offers a return policy if you don't wear the boots. So, you can return if you realize the size you ordered won't work. They also offer to send out try on boots to check the sizing, for a fee.
Yes! Another petite female who goes through boots because I'm rough on em. Someday gonna buy a pair of nick's.
Great video team, any new models coming soon?
There sure are! Stay tuned!
Keep the videos coming! 🔥👢
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I cant find a membrane waterproof option. Or any waterproof options on the site.
@2:25 what boot is on the left? The builder with a wedge sole?
Thanks. This is very helpful!
Hello, if anyone can assist.what Nicks boot do you recommend for construction sites?
Thanks
One more comment. Just because they make custom-fitted boots doesn't necessarily mean you should order custom. Unless you have a specific issue with your feet (bunions, size difference, hammer toes, etc.), try standard-fit first. Custom fit does not necessarily mean perfect fit. Standard is cheaper and faster.
Good point!
I'm a huge fan of Nick's boots. Can I get one of those black boots?
Can these boots ever be made with electrical hazard protection and/or puncture resistant outsoles and other features? I see that these boots are of excellent quality and material, but they lack outright features in comparison to something like Redwing boots.
What do you mean? The thick veg tan midsole is extremely puncture resistant and these can be worn by electricians.
@MartinStar very ignorant of me. Sorry
@@dg2010 No need to be sorry, not everyone can know everything.
@@Totemparadox none of the boots are rated for that.
@@rileypatterson7512 Ok. And? Rating doesn't mean they aren't. Just look at Nicks tests on youtube. They do better than some safety rated boots.
6 inch boots fit weird. They're low enough that they seem to interact with my ankle bone in a way that taller (usually 8 inch) boot or similarly short "high top" sneaker (which is softer than boot leather) won't.
You just need to break them in.
I wonder if your able to use different metals. Make a titanium safety toe or carbon fiber. I’m aware both are much stronger and much lighter in weight as opposed to steel.
Maybe for a thinner profile or different toe shape, but I doubt it would make a noticable difference on a pair of Nick's. It's like switching the .50 cal on an Abrams to a .30 cal to save weight... Either way it's still a tank
@@Saw_Squatch I didn’t think of it that way, But maybe your right. My toes don’t like steel. Even while waring 100% wool socks. Was looking for the strength of steel or better, but w/o my toes getting cold.
@@ABC-oo4vm then get a composite toe. They have the same ANSI rating as a steel toe
Good idea! We do offer comp toes as well as steel if weight is the issue.
@@Saw_Squatch - the difference in steel compared to composite is pretty obvious
So is a Robert customized with a toe cap just a Charley and vice versa with the Falcon and Americana?
Give or take. They're a little different on the boot collar and backstay as well.
Is there an option for the lacing position such as lace to toe and semi lace to toe?
Not currently but stay tuned!
What is Top Style? Rolled, Cut, standard?
Ordered my pair a few weeks ago the wait is going to be hard.....
Haha it's a tough one but worth it!
Do y’all offer a lug wedge sole ????
Sir you can deliver also Darjeeling?