RESTORING Forgotten Canadian Logging Boots From 1930's

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Paris Pierre is a logging boot company originally from Vancouver, BC. The Company in the 1970's was bought out by Dayton Boots another Vancouver boot company.
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27 май 2023

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@brycecrousore1985 Год назад

A new Trenton & Heath video restoring a pair of really old Nick's ... AND a new Nick's video, both on the same morning?? A sign of a great weekend ahead. Thanks for sharing your expert craftsmanship.

@sowdiem6047 Год назад

Thx for the heads up

@mcbridecreek Год назад

Nicks as always does a great job. That old boot was put together by someone who knew how! Props to both! I have an old pair of Whites that need a rebuild. I’m hoping Nicks will do it for me.

@samus4040 4 месяца назад

Just watched this while driving by Dayton’s. Awesome.

@andrewslagle1974 Год назад

I want to thank you men and women at NICKS , You make the best ,most comfortable and highest quality boots i have ever had the pleasure of working /living in THANK YOU!

@craigtupper103 9 месяцев назад

At best, this is a resto-mod. While I completely appreciate Nicks craftsmanship, and understanding that the customer likely asked for this, the loss of the original character in the vamp and heel counter is disappointing when they looked to be in good condition. A resole using the reclaimed brass nails or similar modern equivalents and construction would have kept the original makers methodsand materials intact while making them perfectly wearable. Even just replacing the leather sole with a rubber vibram replacement would have been more appropriate IMHO.

@mikeisgettinupset Год назад

I like that wider gap in the vamp at the bottom of the eyelets. Looks like it wouldn't squeeze that part of the foot as much.

@HeritageCast Год назад

Incredible. Would love to see y'all highlight some more Canadian boot companies and designs. Along with any Scandinavian or Russian boot designs...

@EDHBlvd Год назад

Love that sprung toe (I assume it’s an 11067 Last) and that unique heel counter. Dope rebuild!

@Snugglez187 Год назад

Those were an interesting construction method. It's basically a Rapid Blake Stitch, but with nails instead of an insole stitch. I love vintage stuff like that.

@coryjones9573 Год назад

Great video happy memorial day to all you guys and gals at Nick's.

@billystpaul8907 Год назад

What a wonderful job on the rebuild. Many more years for boots that are almost a hundred years old....

@ronr6605 Год назад

Awesome boot... the obviously world's toughest boot got made a Nick's... so atleast he's in good nick again. 😅

@echohead2000 Год назад

Absolutely love this! ❤️ Someday, I dream of owning a pair. Perfection

@a-macduff Год назад

I love that the construction of the original boot is not that dissimilar to how you guys make your boots! Also, I recently heard you’re doing western boots, so I need more info! Lastly, would they be customizable in terms of fit and arch? Most boot companies don’t work for me these days, and I’m either uncomfortable or having to go custom.

@gabrielsulbaran5871 Год назад

Espectacular su trabajo 🤜🤛

@sylvainplouffe9992 Год назад

Those are nice😮

@pedroacuna7790 Год назад

💯 excelente

@user-vk7uq6pl5o Год назад

Why remove the sole if you are replacing so much of the boot?

@MishMash22 8 месяцев назад

Totally agree. At this point you may as well build a brand new boot

@josedurbano2730 Год назад

Amazing

@mingus6929 Год назад

..aint nothin'...but th'blues👍

@johnvelas70 Год назад

I'll be in Spokane end of month. You'll know me I'll be the guy minus the head...

@johnvelas70 Год назад

Question: At 9:40, was that a "Celastic toe"? Comment(s): 1.) I know a guy up in BC who said he has 60yo PP corks (he bought them the year before he got married in 1963), you should get a minimum of 6 rebuilds out of them. His were done 8x. 2.) If you start nail down boots, when I get to Spokane in June, I'd definitely get my 2 pairs made that way.

@liamvincent8066 Год назад

Also yes that was a celastic toe

@johnvelas70 Год назад

@@liamvincent8066 Spacibo

@buckybucky8596 2 месяца назад

Where the heck do the pointy ends of all those nails end up going?

@nicksboots 2 месяца назад

The nails hit a metal plate on the bottom of the boot last. Once the nails hit this plate they are curled back into the leather. Once the last is taken out of the boots we check for any existing nail heads and place a leather liner over the area.

@buckybucky8596 2 месяца назад

@@nicksboots 👍

@1356frank 24 дня назад

Are the boots for sale?

@nicksboots 24 дня назад

You can find a similar boot here! nicksboots.com/builderpro-hd-quick-ship/

@virtusleather Год назад

🇨🇦🙌🏻

@TundeEszlari Год назад

You are a very good RU-vidr. ❤

@troudbalos333 Год назад

Yeah...not much is left from the original boots.

@Ichiidino Год назад

I suppose you can only save so much on something nearly 100 years old, no?

@troudbalos333 Год назад

@@Ichiidino its still better to change only the sole of the boots. All those marks, cut and bruises had history. Its weathering not damage. If there isn't no big hole of tear. Dont scrap 90%! Plz.

@Ichiidino Год назад

@@troudbalos333 that I can agree with. There is always a fine line between cosmetic and functionality.

@idroadking Год назад

yeah.... I'm thinking perhaps understanding the difference between a boot "rebuild" and a "resole" would go a long way in explaining what was done with these boots. If a customer, the owner of the boots, wishes them rebuilt and not just resoled then that is what is done. Actually pretty simple....