CAROLINA LOGGER BOOTS (HUBERD SHOE OIL ) ! 

I did not , the first few times they are super hard to get used to . Feels like I’m falling foward and boots itself are a little uncomfortable. Up untill you break them in . Recently I’ve been getting a little too tired with them on thinking of adding some type of soles to make them more comfortable!! Great boots though highly recommend

@@CITYHILLBILLYS Just got a pair of these 2 weeks ago, figured they would break in. I guess ill try inserts ^^ thanks for the recomendation of looking at new soles as well!

It does look bad haha I thought the same about the look . But the to guard I bought . Is some type of texture it has like rough bumps as you can see similar to the rhino liner that goes on trucks , but holds up really really well I kick brick step with the toe of the boot to shake off the mud from the bottom of the boot and the toe doesn’t look damaged one bit

Definitely not great looking for dress/casual boots but looks fine imo for work use boots

Oh yea definitely not these are my work boots shoe oil is fine for work or causal boots but the toe guard I wouldn’t expect it to be on a causal boot as it isn’t taking a big beating

Man I love these boots !! Since buying this style boot I have not bought anything other then these I have some mucks for snow and mud but these Carolinas are truly truly what boots should be. They take a little breaking in being that the heal is high but once you have worn them a couple times you’ll love them !! Go for them !

@@CITYHILLBILLYS Thanks for the quick response, glad to hear yours have done well for ya. Makes it much more tempting.

I would but it doesn’t provide a sponge that fits into the bottle so i used the smallest sponge brush i could find . Which is for painting trim lol

@@CITYHILLBILLYS I gotcha lol. The sponge is definitely a good idea. I've done it that way before I just prefer to use my fingers. I've been debating getting huberds shoe grease. I've seen people say its more of a water proofer than a conditioner and that the pine tar keeps the leather from being able to breath and blah blah blah but I also see lots who swear by it and been using it forever! And have boots that are 10, 20+ years old. So who knows. I use obenaufs normally but I have quite a few products. I just ordered smiths leather balm and ll beans boot guard. I love my bean boots and just got a couple vintage pair from Ebay. I know the is a lit out there but people seen to love the boot guard. Esp for their bean boots. We shall see! Can't wait to try both of them out. Huberds I will have to try for myself soon. Just because why not..or maybe I'll get the oil. We'll see. Thanks man!