I just have to say that splayed out Stitch down on the outside could have been sanded better it looks like they didn't even try on it hardly but good creativity on the video
Hey do you think you'd be able to review the &Sons Drover boot? It looks awesome but I'm not seeing any reviews on it. Looks like a perfect candidate for your channel!
Great video and so funny. Hope jocko saw it. Considering these vs iron rangers for work. RW doesn’t make my size in black in the mock toe. I walk on concrete up and down a service drive all day. Lots of standing plus bending and down to the ground to look at tires. Also there is the thoroughgood mock. I just like the MITUSA. Opinion? Thanks
I like the look of the boots, but it seems to me that going from Nicks boots to this is going backward. There have been other videos on RU-vid, though, where guys have used them for work, and they only lasted about 7 months. Even as a casual boot, I will stick to my Iron Rangers. Lets see where they are with a few more years making boots.
Nicks boots is pretty top tier when it comes to blue collar work boots I don’t think there is any higher you can go from them. These Origin boots are strictly more for casual wear.
Again, not so bad for the wedge sole and mini lug versions… probably won’t make any difference at all for those. There are many great boots without a shank. But yeah, this big lug version with no shank is tough
A gap under the heel?! I'll pass. But in case I change my mind, what sizing do you recommend? Their website is no help. Sneaker size, or go smaller as with the sizing of most boots?
@@adrianchavez819 Shanks offer stability for both the boot and the foot. Take a boot and crunch it. Now if it's crunching, how stable will it be once the inners begin to wear out over a year or so? The shank, youll never be able to crunch the boot so youll always have stability.
