Justin Bent Rail - Factory Tour

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  • Опубліковано 4 жов 2010
  • Justin Bent Rail boots are handcrafted in the heart of America. Learn how your boots are made -- take a tour of the Justin Boots factory in Cassville, Missouri with our friends at PFI Western.
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  • @cowboy915100
    @cowboy915100 3 роки тому +1

    I like how they are made in the USA and they hire Americans!!!! God bless justin boots!

  • @negative.infinity
    @negative.infinity 7 років тому +9

    Justin Bent Rails are the best boots you can get. I own many different styles of them. Each day is a struggle, where I have to ask myself, "Which pair am I going to wear today?"

  • @geraldharris6277
    @geraldharris6277 2 роки тому +1

    Watching these factory tours give a new respect on the craftsmanship of these boots thank you guys cuz I also own a pair of Justin's they are the distressed look thank all you guys again and all you girls

  • @MrLookinatyou
    @MrLookinatyou 11 років тому +1

    Y'all make some quality boots, and the length of service of your employees shines brighter than the summertime sun!!!!

  • @mary8273
    @mary8273 5 років тому +3

    Love your video,I used to have a pair when I was in the military 80s/90s but after getting deployed out,someone stole them out if my barracks room. I so missed them best boots in the world.

  • @lukepate8749
    @lukepate8749 5 років тому +1

    Just found your channel here in Mansfield,Tx.Love my Justin's!!!❤

  • @peterv1806
    @peterv1806 5 років тому

    I love my Justin 2710 boots - bought them in Dallas two months ago. I want to get some other Justin boots. I love this brand for its exceptional quality, appearance, and performance

  • @PFIWesternStore
    @PFIWesternStore 13 років тому +1

    We made this video for our show Shopping Western style! Love Justin Boots!

  • @dannyarmstrong9131
    @dannyarmstrong9131 5 років тому

    Justin makes a great pair of boots and I have owned a lot and by a lot I mean maybe 15 pair and out of all the pairs and styles I have never had a pair made in the USA 🇺🇸

  • @steelyfan7745
    @steelyfan7745 8 років тому +5

    Apparently, The character Rick Grimes is wearing the model: Justin Style 2222, Bullhide, Chocolate, in the TV series The Walking Dead on AMC. Have you considered re-running this model considering the renewed interest in them due to the show? I tell you, I would definitely pick up a pair. Thanks!

  • @KatiexKIRA
    @KatiexKIRA 12 років тому +1

    nope! Love them. Had a pair that lasted me 5 years. Those now just have rips inside, no reason they still cant be worn. But so far have lasted me 5 years!!!! Just got some new boots today!

    • @jadenchavez8917
      @jadenchavez8917 2 роки тому +1

      I'm way late to this! But I have a pair of Dan Posts from 1985, and they're beautiful 😂😂 5 years really isn't much... Justin has fallen off hard on quality, it's sad.

  • @chanogonzalez7980
    @chanogonzalez7980 4 роки тому +1

    My Texas made Bent Rail Kerville is such a bargain.

  • @hectoralvarez9694
    @hectoralvarez9694 6 років тому

    My Justin Boots were stamped made in Mexico ?????

    • @martincurtis2257
      @martincurtis2257 5 років тому

      Hector Alvarez some are sourced, if theyre made in America, they, will say so.

    • @jeffleblanc8850
      @jeffleblanc8850 4 роки тому +1

      Hector Alvarez I think the Mexicans make the best cowboy boots in the word also Spain makes awesome boots tony lama I believe get some of ther boots in Mexico but they do have American plant also so longs ther not chinese

  • @waynenoll1967
    @waynenoll1967 Рік тому

    Too bad that this factory has closed, like most all in the USA. As soon as NAFTA was signed into law, every boot maker moved to Mexico. All of these hard working people put out of work so the corporations could make more.

  • @negative.infinity
    @negative.infinity 7 років тому +1

    Justin Bent Rails are the best boots you can get. I own many different styles of them. Each day is a struggle, where I have to ask myself, "Which pair am I going to wear today?"