Thread: World's toughest boots

Originally Posted by MSL

Yeah, I think I’ll order a pair. I’ve been wearing my bestard hi tops for the last month milling, and now the rand and front lip of the sole is coming away.


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@MSL & @Happy Jack ; Here this may interest you ,this is a video of them making boots & it features a pair of Loggers being made ,showing the double & triple stitch etc throughout & the long process of fitting the soles etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2eYjAzVDZo

Wow, this is very impressive. I wish I had made the same hunting boots

Originally Posted by deborali

Wow, this is very impressive. I wish I had made the same hunting boots

Wow, this is very impressive. I wish I had made the same hunting boots. I would even walk down the street in them because they are so cool, and I am sure that such boots will never go bad in my life. I think I've seen something similar on forstepstyle, but it seems that custom-made hunting boots still look cooler and better. Although, I will still look for similar things on other sites, and I hope I will find them. Thank you so much for sharing this video. It really impressed me. Good luck to you, my man!

Anyway, back to my original question... has anyone owned a pair of these?
https://earthwalk.co.nz/collections/...40086151790781

Keep seeing them advertised on AgTrader, and they seem pretty reasonably priced...

Originally Posted by yeah_na_missed

Anyway, back to my original question... has anyone owned a pair of these?
https://earthwalk.co.nz/collections/...40086151790781

Keep seeing them advertised on AgTrader, and they seem pretty reasonably priced...

I looked at them years ago, but was put off by them being made in China.


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Originally Posted by MSL

I looked at them years ago, but was put off by them being made in China.


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https://www.bayleys.co.nz/5517196 on
I got the slip on ones a few years ago. Didn't last very well.