How It's Made - Fire Inlander - World's toughest Fire Boot | JK Boots 

Just watched Guilty of Treeson's vid on his climbing boots and heard Tim telling the company story. As a Christian, I love to hear about a Christian family moving to America to start a business and being successful, and making a great quality product at the same time. I can't buy another pair of boots right now, but when I can I'll be paying your Redding store a visit. I have White's Smokejumpers now, but with them being bought out by another company and their prices climbing I'm looking forward to trying a pair of these in the future. EDIT: Scratch that, the wife let me get a pair of Fire Inlanders. Super comfy so far for this type of boot.

So amazing. The time, energy, materials, quality, detail. Very impressed.

True craftsman right here

I would become one with the leather... Only because my dang finger would be sewn right to it!

there’s still a foot mold in the shoe?

That is amazing! Do you have plan to develop some boots like M43 style?

Wow

Super

Watching these boots be made, I really liked how the design was coming along. Then when the heel blocks were sanded in that hourglass shape, I went from wanting to smile to wanting to puke. I’ll never understand the concept.

Carpel tunnel central.

How does the last/sizing on these differ than the OT?

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What would you say the % is of people that ask for Lace-to-toe?