Are Tony Lama's worth it?

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Tony Lama Jinglebob Review - Tony lama has been around for over 100 years but are they still as good as the use to be or have they gone the route of most brands that get bought out by a bigger company where the quality drops and betrays the quality of product that built the brand. Tony Lama boots are also one of the most well known brands and lots of people consider them the best coyboy boots for the price. I bought a pair to cut in half and to see if they are as good as people say and if tony lama boots are worth it.
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0:00 - Intro
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2:47 - History of Tony Lama
4:24 - Leather Quality
6:06 - Puncture Test (Upper/Vamp)
6:38 - Outsole Info
6:54 - Outsole Puncture Test
7:22 - Why Use Wooden Pegs?
8:16 - Cut In Half
9:36 - Material Analysis
11:27 - Are They Worth It?
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@RoseAnvil 7 месяцев назад

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@jennypaxton8159 Год назад

You should do a comparison of leathers! No boots needed, just swatches. Cowboy boots love all sorts of crazy leathers. You could test them for stretching, flexibility, breathability, abrasion resistance, puncture resistance, crease resistance, etc. Cow, goat, deer, ostrich, kangaroo, gator, croc, caiman, lizard, buffalo, arapaima, shark…. Etc.

@thedude5449 Год назад

Human

@veridico84 Год назад

@@thedude5449 Ed Gein agrees.

@thomasbrown6970 Год назад

Do it

@Frazzle95 Год назад

This would actually really help inform me on my next boot purchase, I always hear Elephant, Bison and Buffalo are the toughest, would love to see them put to the test.

@LT3Fluffy Год назад

Sting ray too!

@Weaponized_Autism Год назад

Lemonwood pegs are traditionally used in cowboy boots because they swell and contract at the same rate as the leather sole. This means that even when you get the boots wet they will still hold tight.

@redastrachan8978 Год назад

100% correct

@pvalentinep12 Год назад

agreed!!! and if brass nails were used they can work themselves out of the leather soles from the expansion and contraction

@andysmith1996 Год назад

Yes, he covered that in the German jackboot video. That's why there's a link to it when he talks about the pegs.

@Mudcat3434 Год назад

Another key point of why lemonwood pegs is for actual riding. As the leather wears in that spot from the stirrups lemonwood pegs will erode at the same rate as the leather; brass nails obviously will not and will end up scratching and damaging the stirrup. If the stirrup is metal there is a high chance those brass nails will either catch or break off.

@csipawpaw7921 Год назад

I am a retired footwear examiner in Arlington Texas and had the privilege of touring the Justin boot company in Fort Worth before it moved. Among the things I learned was that the heal leather used to be made from scraps but is now made of ground leather board material because the material is more durable and the thickness allows for more consistent heal height. A strong metal shank is needed because riders stand up in the stirrups and the soles would split if not backed by a strong steel shank. They were experimenting with synthetic soles at the time and their endurance test was performed by an employee who rode a motorcycle and was very rough on boot soles. If a sole lasted more than six months on his feet it was deemed good. A new set of boots set on a smooth surface should have a slight curve to the sole that lifts the front of the heel off the surface just far enough to slide a U.S. nickel under the front of the heel. The boot will flatten out once it is broken in properly. Also, it is not uncommon for cowboy boot companies to test the market with only 1 or 2 dozen pairs of boots in a test pattern. So some uppers are very rare patterns while others are very common.

@vanuelbaker3434 Год назад

He cut that Tony lama in half and my heart sank

@Alixxusa Год назад

What boot brand would you recommend?

@kyleb9183 Год назад

Love the cowboy boot series. Definitely have to look at Lucchese. Maybe Justin and Ariat too.

@channelchannelchannelchannel Год назад

If you want to see a lucchese cut in half Chisos did a video called "Thou shall not cut corners" where they cut in half tecovas, lucchese, and chisos boots in that order.

@rickdaystar477 Год назад

I only wore Luchesse boots in the 70's and they held up well. I have no idea how well they are made today. I suspect not as well, I could be wrong.

@TandyMartin Год назад

Loved hearing the tony lama story

@Crottinger Год назад

I have a pair of black Luchese's. They are as comfortable as a boot can possibly be. The only other shoe that is as comfortable is my Bruno Magli loafers.

@rickdaystar477 Год назад

@@Crottinger Got me thinking back...OJ liked Bruno's too.

@texas15013 Год назад

What id like to see is the difference in quality from the made in Mexico Tony’s vs USA made ones..

@77Cardinal Год назад

A smooth leather sole makes it easier to regain your stirrup if you lose it while riding. Might keep you from getting dragged by your foot through rocks and brush too because it allows your boot to slide out of the stirrup if you fall. The stacked heel of a cowboy boot (and the long nail fastener) is designed to be the part that grips. I've seen them called a "roper heel". Literally, if you're roping an animal you can lean back onto your heels and keep your footing if you're on the ground. Or you can hook the heel into your stirrup for bracing when you tie off the rope on your saddle. I did a little ranch work and still ride but mostly learned from watching people with a lot more skill than I'll ever have. Thick rubber soled cowboy boots aren't meant to be used in the saddle. They're a much better fit for someone working on their feet all day or someone who likes the style in a work or dress boot. Just my opinions. Can't wait to see more in this series. Thanks for the inside look!

@DanBCooper Год назад

Howdy brother, a "roper heel" is a shorter heel than that of the normal cowboy boot heel. Boots with the roper heel are typically referred to as "ropers" in general. They are meant to be used on the ranch when not riding, as the taller cowboy heel is not needed to stop your foot from going through the stirrup. The sole has nothing to do with regaining your stirrups, but the pointed toe does. Leather soles are still used due to tradition and style. Cheers🍻 !

@77Cardinal Год назад

@@DanBCooper Thank you brother Dan. I have a pair of packer style smooth leather soled Justin ropers made in Mexico that have served me pretty well. And yes, just pointy enough to help me get my balance back in the brush. I don't chase cows anymore that was 40 years ago. My balance isn't what it was and I never was a pro. But I have worn the wrong shoes on a horse. I learned that's where function matters. I appreciate the details you taught me and your kind response. Regards.

@TL-angzarr Год назад

I've worn Tony Lama boots since I was a kid in the 80's. I would love to see an older boot from the pre-justin era cut in half and see if they have changed.

@trinityhandmade3864 Год назад

I think a lot more people than you’d expect will like this! More of your viewers probably wear cowboy boots than you’d guess. Big thumbs up.

@YasuOsatoku Год назад

The best off-the-shelf cowboy boots in the industry is Rios of Mercedes, which is very well made. The issue with Justin or Tony Lama, other than having synthetic heel counter, synthetic shaft lining, blade style shank rather than a 40 penny nail, and etc. is that, the vamp is not crimped. Crimping the vamp allows the leather to lose stretch memory so the boots won't grow larger as you wear them. Also, lemon wood pegs are used because they expand and shrink in the same fashion as the leather outsole and insole. Brass pegs are not, so they might fall off as time goes by. As for having pegs piercing in the foot arch, that's not gonna happen because all cowboy boot makers would sand the inside of the boots (the insole) so those pegs would become smooth. When it's brass pegs, they are nailed in and will kinda bend and hook the insole, not piercing into your feet. If you want custom cowboy boots, check out: Lisa Sorrell, Lee Miller (Texas Traditions), Tex Robin, M.L. Leddy, James Leddy, Duck's Heritage Dustin Lauw, Wallis Custom Boots, Little's Boots, J&M Custom Boots, and so on.

@baldbearddad Год назад

Four pair of Rios and counting! :-)

@RanchBuiltRatRods Год назад

Growing up on a cattle ranch and Cowboy’n most my life I’ve worn many brands of boots. Most durable longest lasting was the Nacona and Double H. My least favorite were Ariat and Justin. Best dress boot definitely Lucchese. Tony Lama’s we’re good before Justin got a hold of them. Olathe Boots were solid boots also. Love your content. Keep up the good work.

@flashpointbravo Год назад

I’ve worn Olathe boots doing cowboy work from grade school into my mid 20s. I’m 40 now and occasionally put on a pair I used to wear in high school. Now I wear a Tony lama buckaroo boot that I’ve had for probably ten years. Olathe quality went downhill a while back.

@blueduck9409 Год назад

Justins are cheap junk. I wont wear them. Olathe makes great boots. I didnt know Tony Lama was bought out by a China company. I recently got a pair of Boulet hand crafted in Canada, and they turned out to be excellent boots.

@Izzydominguez22 Год назад

After doing extensive research on what cowboy work boots to buy I went with Double H. They have raving reviews about their quality, they have a great look, and will like last me the rest of my life as I am very easy on them. They have become my favorite shoe to wear. Cut them in half @roseanvil

@RanchBuiltRatRods Год назад

@@blueduck9409 I have also had a pair of Boulet boots. They were a good quality boot.

@Brad901 Год назад

Olathe, Rios of Mercedes and their sister brands are fine well made boots... Traditional made boots

@skenzyme81 Год назад

I retired my beloved Tony Lamas. Replaced them with some Red Wing Nailseat 1155s. More cowboy boot-adjacent than cowboy boot, but I love them.

@jeremyjennings4085 Год назад

Love my nailseats man! Theyre what i wear to ride horse now.

@genek8630 Год назад

I used to work in a machine shop when I was younger, and worked around band saws a lot. I seen what happened at about 9:21, all I have to say is you're really lucky. You really should use a push stick once you get close to the end of the cut. It'll save you from a nasty cut, or worse.

@thedude5449 Год назад

I would like to see tecovas.

@MillerLMichael Год назад

I hope they do Tecovas too. I have a pair and like them a lot but really don’t know how they are made.

@thedude5449 Год назад

@@MillerLMichael same, my concern is are they just marketing hype or are they real deal.

@jennypaxton8159 Год назад

He showed a quick lineup of boots, and one looked Tecova-ish… I hope!

@thehammernator Год назад

Definitely a difference between the older Tony Llamas than this new one from personal experience.

@rogerlovin9236 Год назад

Been watching Rose Anvil for awhile and enjoy your channel. Bought a pair of Tony Lama’s for $125.00 probably about 45 years ago. Like the saying goes, “they don’t make them like they used to”.

@TheTaxidriver42 Год назад

If you're looking for suggestions I'd love to see Tecovas included. They seem like the Thursday boots of the western boot world

@MrBoost96 Год назад

Love and admire the variety of this channel that it slowly become one of my favourites on yt, never stop thanking you for the awosome free quality content learning so much stuff thanks to you: from the shank, passing to the quality of leather the sneakers gimmicks, materials and construction overall

@jfruser Год назад

Love these shoe & boot dissections. Keep it up!

@johndally7994 Год назад

Love this video. Looking forward to the rest of the series!

@johnadams8338 Год назад

SO excited for this series! Can't wait to see the rest of the cowboy boot videos.

@mattholderbein Год назад

Rose Anvil, long time viewer, was wondering if you could do more cowboy boots, a lot more. Ones I'd like to see soon are Ariat and Tecovas. Thank you, love all your videos!

@lonenugget4301 Год назад

Really like my made to order Cobra Rock boots. Clean designs, quality materials, and handmade in Texas...

@reidkelly2730 Год назад

I was just thinking the other day that it wish y’all had a cowboy boot series. I’m definitely here for it. If you’re still taking requests, I’d love to see some of these direct to consumer handmade boots like Tecovas or Chisos on the chopping block.

@Chisos Год назад

we second the motion 🤠

@SwayZ815 Год назад

I'd love to see Tecovas judged. T&H have deconstructed a pair or two, and were overall impressed. I'd love to see/hear Weston's opinion as well, especially if he does some of the more exotic leathers like caiman or bison.

@jb7707 Год назад

In my experience leather soles are best suited for going out two stepping. Most people working outside will opt for the rubber sole.

@Carlagreen66 Год назад

Glad I read comments, was going to say exactly what you said. These aren't ranch work boots. These are occasion boots.

@jennypaxton8159 Год назад

Or, given the puncture resistance, for trompin around where you may step on a horse-crippler cactus or mesquite thorns or similar!

@BayernLean Год назад

Exactly. I have a few nice leather bottom boots, but my working ones have rubber inserts.

@craigbigbee6395 Год назад

For actually riding an actual horse, give me leather, every time.

@mdlocke33 Год назад

I am a cattle rancher and the slick soles are absolutely a must for riding horses. Rubber soles of any kind will bind in a stirrup. Getting bucked off a horse with your foot hung usually results in death.

@wesmannpaintball Год назад

Awesome thanks for the info definitely following for the rest of the series

@darrinwebb3724 Год назад

I’ve worn cowboy boots off and on for most of 57 years. Best pair I have ever owned is pair of Tony Lamas in ostrich. Had them for 17 years and still comfortable and in decent shape.

@blueduck9409 Год назад

Me too buddy. Me too.

@steveliscum Год назад

Great video! Glad you are doing some videos on cowboy boots.

@150esc Год назад

Looking forward to the cowboy boot series, so many brands and unique leathers.

@cacervantes68 Год назад

its been my own experience that learning from everywhere is beneficial. we can all learn new things pulling information from different schools of thought and I really appreciate the variety and insight you bring into my eyes, I'm learning a lot to be an informed buyer and I appreciate the craftsmanship in everything. keep it up!

@thiagomillones788 Год назад

Im currently shopping around for cowboy boots and so this is perfectly well timed. Please keep these coming as I always base my final decisions after seeing your reviews!

@graymatrrocks Год назад

Very excited for a cowboy boot series!

@coopersand911 Год назад

This got me PUMPED for the cowboy boot series!

@GuitarDeke Год назад

THANK YOU for finally doing a cowboy boot series. You let us know what is really inside these boots and shoes we’re buying and now we’ll have that insight. I hope you get a wider audience, too.

@grandepatron Год назад

I have a pair of Tony Lama customs really great pair of cowboy boots. Love this series.

@chrissoegono5139 Год назад

Great review…and especially love supporting the Role Club tee. 🤘🏾 ❤️

@Knubinator Год назад

This'll be an interesting series. I recently retired a pair of Ariats that I got almost ten years ago.

@Brickeh Год назад

Looking forward to this series!! Love me a good pair of yeehaws

@spdrcr456 Год назад

I'm excited for this series.

@worstworkshop Год назад

This is the series I've been waiting for!

@tarasmathers7423 9 месяцев назад

My father just recently gave me a pair of his "new-old stock" Tony Lama's from back in the early to mid 80's, and these things are a BEAR to break!!! I mean a real test of will at times, but they are comin a long. These are a pair of "work-wear" Tony's, w/ a half inch thick V-bar rubber outsole, underneath all that leather construction. Solid as a Brinks armored truck, and um proud to have em'.

@tylerrindels1538 Год назад

I’m so excited for this series been waiting so long I remember thinking like two years ago I wish you would do cowboy boots!

@jennypaxton8159 Год назад

I have a pair of Tony Lama dress boots (pointed toe, lizard vamp and counter) from somewhere around fifteen years ago. I haven’t worn them hard, but I just got them resoled this summer and they’re good as new! I also have a more ordinary cowhide pair that I got from Goodwill, so I don’t know how old they are. But they have needed no repairs or anything so far, just normal conditioning.

@dewboy13 Год назад

Love the cowboy boot series. I recommend doing the Chisos brand #2 boots. They seem to be amazing, and will be my next pair of cowboy boots!

@johnnyortega9531 Год назад

I’ve been waiting for the cowboy boot series, would love to see some Double H with the ICE outsole cut in half

@0303banshee Год назад

I second this, would love to see them cut in half. I have a made in USA pair and they’re holding up really well after about 7 years

@dukenallow2673 Год назад

Great video. Very pleased to see another boot series. Would love to see a Double H cut apart.

@chrisgriffin5184 Год назад

Good job, I learn a lot from your videos sir. Don't stop

@michaelduke2498 Год назад

Tactile Turn pens (and blades) are awesome. So glad they’ve sponsored your channel!

@timfenton4943 Год назад

Yes, want to see a cowboy boots series. Please compare these against Ariats and Justins.

@redbarronreviews2429 Год назад

I’ve had my Tony lama’s for 7 years. First 4 years were for going out on the town or formal occasions, last 3 have been used as work boots/every day use. They have held up really well with minimal maintenance. Mine are a more expensive pair though. The last year or so they’ve been on their last legs.

@tyrant8485 Год назад

Perfect timing since I've been shopping for new cowboy boots.

@jp3576 Год назад

Nice job! Grew up around TL’s and Ariat’s, but my favorite cowboy boots were a pair of custom Stewart’s Hand Made Boots. Amazing fit, like Nick’s for cowboys. Stewart’s was contracted to outfit the movie CITY SLICKERS. Great movie, great boot!

@garysnotsowildadventures3045 Год назад

Thats cool. I have a pair of Tony lamas from the mid 1990s that I still wear on occasion. Itd be interesting to see how much the construction has changed in that time frame. Id like to see some Corral boots cut in half.

@rk702 Год назад

I just purchased the Tactile Turn pen using your coupon code. Always enjoy being introduced to new high quality products. Please continue to introduce high quality/hand made products. Thanks!

@exile730 Год назад

loving the cowboy boot content - keep it up, mate

@dustinwhite5374 Год назад

So happy your doing these. All i wear are slip ons. HH, Dan Post as well please. Awesome as always!

@betulaobscura Год назад

I don't wear cowboy boots but it was nice to watch review about it! Cool!

@theelectricant98 Год назад

The video I've been waiting for! I think as far as Justin / Tony lama go, there is a big range of certain stuff that is well constructed and made in North America vs some stuff that is not as premier. Still great for the price but you'll find they're more consistent buying vintage ones

@509brown Год назад

A surprise to see cowboy boots, it was great! Excited to see more!

@finnludwig5435 Год назад

Love the series already

@kevinhuefner3724 Год назад

Good to see some boot content! as much fun as it is to see your disappointment with sneakers haha. Would love to see a video on the newer jim green boot, the African ranger

@gusgus509 Год назад

Great vid! Some other brands to consider: Ariat, Lucchese, Chisos, Tecovas, Fenoglio.

@Bigdan8728 Год назад

I just got my first pair of Hondo 2 weeks ago and I really like them. I'd love to see a pair cut in half!

@chetha13 Год назад

We talk, Rose Anvil delivers! what a great job!

@Yorker1998 Год назад

Can't wait to see a Dan Post video. I have a basic black pair from DP and I love them a lot.

@TFM8 Год назад

Would love to see a series of good leather dress shoes. You can compare makers from different countries (US, UK, Spain, Portugal, Grande, Italy). I'm sure you can get some of the brands to send you pairs for free to review.

@orlog3343 Год назад

That’s an awesome fact about the lemonwood pegs! Didn’t know that

@fepatton Год назад

Bought my first pair of Tony Lama boots (first cowboy boots, period) about 35 years ago on the advice of a friend who owned multiple pairs of TL and wouldn’t wear any other brand. I was amazed at how comfortable they were and wore them a lot. My son now has them, as my feet have gotten wider, and I’ve picked up a couple more pairs over the years. Maybe they’re not made quite as well now, but I still love them. Thanks for the dissection!

@dragonclaw88 Год назад

cant wait to see the CHISOS review...awesome boots!

@superbroadcaster Год назад

I've only owned Tony Lamas from before the 90s (antique store boots) and they're my favorite older boot to wear. Very durable especially considering they've all been worn by someone for at least a couple resoles

@douglasfromalberta2456 Год назад

I have a pair of TL 3R boots with rubber outsole. I absolutely love them, actually their the second pair I’ve owned. Best riding boot, besides my custom handmade boots.

@chrissnoett3060 Год назад

I bought a pair of Tony Lamas in 1985, been wearing every since then and still going strong.

@JeremiahCraig Год назад

Great video! I love my old Tony Lamas. Glad to see they still have a veg tan insole! Looking forward to seeing more vids like this

@andrewstone3502 Год назад

Got to write a song for his entry's of western theme videos.

@patrickswayz817 Год назад

I have two pairs of Tony Lama work boots w/ a composite toe, and they're waterproof. I love these boots I paid 150 for each pair. I get exactly what I need out of them. I know they're not super expensive but like I said they give me exactly what I want out of my work boots. No complaints here. Loved this video and love your channel.

@joeymulligan9044 Год назад

I sell western boots and this video will help me have talking points to explain to customers. So thanks man.

@BryanCrowson Год назад

I have been watching your videos for a while now, and I am more keenly interested in this cowboy boot series than anything else you have done so far. Thank you for doing it! The best quality boots I've had are Noconas, and I tend to wear them for dressy occasions. However, the most comfortable everyday boots I have are Ariats. I hope you test these brands, so I can see how they stack up against other brands I might want to try.

@russellromig8969 Год назад

I'm starting to learn from this channel that boots made in Mexico are pretty damn good!

@tonyhemingway7980 Год назад

I have owned, at least, 3 pairs of Tony Lamas, during the 1970s and none of them needed to be broken in. Pure comfort from the first time I put them on. The last pair I bought, in the early 2000s, didn't impress me at all.

@jaslarue Год назад

I went through a cowboy boot phase, but never tried Tony Lamas. I wore Noconas, Justins, and Lucchesed. In general, I found them all surprisingly comfortable, durable, and affordable. Thanks for taking a closer look. Love the channel.

@StoneysWorkshop Год назад

Thanks, looking forward to Tacovas (I have the nash lizard)

@EDDhoot Год назад

Dont sweat it bro, the variety in your content is only a good thing. keep it up holmes

@jdmcleod7323 Год назад

I love the channel, but I gotta give a little insight. Traditionally, cowboy boots had smooth leather soles. Today's boots, especially cowboy work boots have a rubber sole. Also, the smooth sole does help with sliding the boots into the stirrups, but you never go passed the balls of your feet with the stirrups. I would love to see your opinions on the more rugged work style like Ariat or Twisted X. In the oilfield, they are the most popular, comfortable and durable of western style work boots that look like a "traditional" cowboy boot.

@calculatedpain Год назад

Great episode

@acftmxman Год назад

I’m glad you’ve done this. I have a pair of black Tony Lama’s that I’ve had for about 30 years. They have been resoled once. The only cowboy boots I buy are either Tony Lama or Justin. Lately I’ve been buying Justin Work Boots with Safety Toes. I love the Scottsbluff and am enjoying the Cappie. The Joist was a waste of money. I recommend buying the Made in USA products. They are better fitting and last longer. The Joist was made in the PRC and never fit right and didn’t last a year. The Scottsbluff has lasted 3 years and the Cappie I’ve worn for 8 months and is very comfortable. Also, whenever I was in El Paso, I’d alway stop at the factory that was just off of I-10. There used to be a corrugated tin store attached to the side of the factory. If you tried on a pair and one didn’t fit right, they used to just go to the factory floor and get you one to try on. Just amazing back then. Just my two cents. Thanks.

@matthewreid5098 Год назад

I’ve been looking forward to the cowboy series.

@stevepetersen5023 Год назад

I love my Nick’s Packers. Can’t wait to see what the whites collab is.

@ForTheLoveOfSuits Год назад

I always wondered why they put wooden pegs in cowboy boots. It's been mentioned many times but never explained. Thanks for the information.

@jeremyt2212 Год назад

OK I'm excited for this series. I own two pairs of Ariats and found them to be surprisingly inconsistent. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing which boots make the cut for you before I invest in something nicer.

@CactusLuver77 Год назад

Agree about Ariat inconsistency, especially with sizing

@Pearceptive Год назад

I would love to see a wee hiking boot series!

@estebansaenz4925 Год назад

Great video and shout out to my home town EpTx

@doeskerbyrock Год назад

My cowboy boots have mostly always been Tony Lamas, I especially loved their cowboy style work boots when I was still in the oilfield. I've been wondering about the Tecovas "The Knox" with the wedge sole if you get a chance to review those.

@adamkadir3803 Год назад

Really excited to see a cowboy boot series. I bought a pair of luccheses' which in australian dollarydoos cost me approximately $800. Was told Luccheses are a well reputed texan brand of cowboy boot. I was hugely underwhelmed at receiving a pair of boots that are functionally just an office fashion piece. Scratched and scuffed super easily, very very thin leather shaft. Acrylic thread machine stitched. Honestly feel like I wasted my money. Spoke to an inlaw who gave me a pair of ariats. World of difference, 1/3 the price.

@TheNunakun Год назад

Love the shirt!

@mikearmstrong9979 Год назад

looking forward to more cowboy boots

@defaultname171 Год назад

Yee-haw! So ready for this cowboy boot series

@WillDaRosa Год назад

ROLE CLUB tee looks great! Brian has my Chippewas right now.

@hjvisagie Год назад

Love this series

@user-xw6oy7oe7w 6 месяцев назад

I'm surprised and not at the same time. I've owned/still own a pair of Tony Lama for about 10 years now. They have been every day wear and horse riding. They have been in the all weather muck and yuk. I have no separation no cracked leather. They have held up very well

@tkirchmann Год назад

I think Rose Anvil needs to get a bunch of rattlesnakes to test how much leather puncture resistance is needed to stop a rattlesnake bite.

@ziaride Год назад

My wife has worked around rattlesnakes for 20 years and currently catches and relocates for our town dispatch. Leather boots pretty much just give you a false sense of security, they've had millions of years of evolution to develop the tools specifically for puncturing tough ankle hide of hoofed animals. Snake boots either have metal plates in them or dense rubber.