Testing $1000 “Indestructible” Nicks Handmade Boots 

High-shool teacher?

@@gustavthemagician obviously lol

Just so you know I think kylo ren is super cool and had a super cool lightsaber. Pls dont hurt me

@@gustavthemagician Detroit resident

@@AlexDreemurr ahahahahaha

yep. so you get to die with your boots on. and the boots gets to survive with YOU on... 😂😂😂😂

Better than paying for dental I suppose.

They should attach number Tags and lead an owner registry for that.

@@GadgetInspektor honestly tho... those boots would make it easy to identify a body, just tuck a name tag in them and they’ll survive anything and keep that tag safe

Exactlu

Exactly, I'm sure they would accommodate you if you furnished them with a blank cheque

Why test a boot we can't get?

@@Paul-nr6ws to test and show just how good they can make boots????

Nick's is a custom boots shop. If you pay them the money they absolutely will make this boot for you & have fun along the way. It's not every day they get orders for Incredible Hulk grade boots.

It didn't hurt until he shot it... somehow until that point it felt salvageable

@@SawdustAndCalluses You didn’t cry when the damn water jet sliced it in half, rendering it unwearable?

I needed those boots to fight reptilians in the secret military D.U.M.B.'s!

You're right, he should've given them to you!

This so sad and a model that can't be bought

THIS VIDEO IS INSANE IVE SEEN ALL HIS VIDS AND THIS ONE GOES CRAZYYYYYY HE WENT BACK TO THE X-RAY TWICE???? TWICE? AND THE GUNSHOT SYNC WITH HIS CLASSIC BROLL MUSIC OOOOOOHHH

Actually it'd make them brim with pride, if you watch the tear down video, he was very obviously fighting the boot. This boot was special made to pretty much showcase the company's capabilities.

@@jac1207 I got carpal tunnel syndrome just *watching* that video! SO fascinating!

if anything this is a testament to their workmanship and boot building quality.

And also furniture company at 8:12

I think they made these specifically for them to be destroyed by this man

Do you remember what model these boots are?

We're they lick tested? To prove it was a real boot, of course

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I 100% stole this comment for the new thumbnail

@@RoseAnvil 🤩

Hold my beer.

@@nicksboots 🤩

😂

Even with double or triple socks!

honestly that would be a big concern at first, but provided they were made to be resoled you'd only have to break them in once.

Truth, FWIW Nick's don't break in that hard, I've had Redwings break in harder than my overbuilt Nick's. You'd NEVER wear double or more socks with Nick's either, the boots are custom fit. This fitment has to include the socks, wearing extra socks will destroy the fit. The boots and socks really should be like a kit with the socks chosen before the boots are fit. And yes of course they are built to be resoled, even completely rebuilt.

Challenge accepted

I’ve broken in two pairs

Wear these to a street fight

@@buschg7106 imagine you get knocked to the ground and a nigga starts kicking you with these on 😳

@@hustlehumbly6169 that'd be a Nightmare!

🤣😭​@@hustlehumbly6169

That's literally what this is.

but it is per se

It pretty much is.

And it works so well

Probably not a good idea, otherwise they’d be 6 months out from the order date!

How do they hold up to everyday usage? Like on the streets and stuff.

@@ShadeSlayer1911 the only thing the streets are gonna do to a pair of nicks, is wear down the vibram soles over time. Even their non work boots are insanely durable due to the leather and build process.

Durable AND stylish

Nothing is indestructible because it could be to use my an asteroid or a supernova can easily destroy them

@@misusaki8980 fr? Lemme go test that

And in truth, nothing is completely destructible

@@dut5725 mans getting spiritual on us ;)

Not "small razor." A proper trimming knife. Doing what it's meant to do.

@@Q.Q. so the only thing they won't protect you from is a crazed shoe maker

@@zedlepplin7834 yes if you piss off a shoe maker you become the shoe

@@angeliquevampir9327 words to live by

@J Hemphill yes, and I would pay 5 times the regular price.

@J Hemphill No lie though, the break in would be hell on earth.

My standard Nick's are the heaviest boots I've ever owned, I don't even want to think about lifting the "indestructible" over and over for 12 hours. Sometimes you can armor something too much. It's very similar to the problem to he Soviets ran into with the IS-7 tank, you can armor something beyond usefulness.

@@jacktheaviator4938 it's often said that a pound on the feet is 5 on the back. So these boots would be extremely tiring. There are a small number of use cases/environments where these boots would be useful, but a solid smokejumper with a steel toe would be noticeably lighter and cheaper while being 90-95% as durable and lasting 80-90% as long.

For this life and the next

I'd throw down a lot of money for this pair

My god would they be painful to break in

@@moosenak they would never be broken in but your feet would be 🤣

my god breaking them in would take 200 hours

Man. How much do you think these things would cost? I would say no less then 3 grand.

yes thank god yes

Worth the wait!!!❤️❤️❤️

@@reinak1599 amen!!!

What’s sad is quality is kinda a niche market now. People would prefer to buy cheap and buy multiple times vs buy once and have something forever. For example, I’ve got some American made tools I’ve used at work for years and years and they are as good as new, and I’ve got some cheap Vietnam made ones that break often and always buying new ones. The cheap ones will outsell the expensive ones to the average consumer. Especially ones that only need a cheap one to get the job done. It’s sad but it’s logical and actually a better deal for most in the long run. Most industries are like that now, quality manufacturers can’t compete with the cheap ones products that are basically meant as single use or limited use. My American made Danner boots lasted 2x as long as the Chinese made ones that are really similar, but cost half as much. So I could get the same use out of the same ammount of money but for some it makes sense to spend less up front.

@@tattedupchrist1105 don't remind me it makes me cry... If I buy a tool I want it to break because I was dumb and abused it wrong, otherwise I want it to last forever, or be able to maintain close to forever. Not enough quality in anything anymore, it's sad. People are addicted to the CONSUME lifestyle. Not only is this stuff cheaper, but you get the dopamine of constantly buying stuff, you're 50 dollars away from a hit of happiness and it's in the trash the next week.

@@escapetherace1943 exactly. Good point

@@tattedupchrist1105 do you know how many tools I've bought to start projects that never finish lol? It sounds good but do we really want $500 vcrs? I guess the tradeoff is having good jobs on our soil which may even it out...

@@dashwolf8057 unfortunately your right and I agree with you to an extent. I’m right there with you. I have plenty of cheap tools. But we should be more careful, because hand tools aren’t the only thing we outsource to bring the price of production down. BUT places like China not only steal our intellectual property, but actively try to undermine and undercut US companies. Billions of dollars a year are lost to China because of fraud and counterfeit goods. That might not sound like a big deal when talking about shoes or hand tools. But when talking about something like a semiconductor, or a cell phone, etc.. it becomes a little sketchy. The same country that gives you a $20 dollar VCR also tolerates Chemists selling fentanyl to the average joe in America. It’s like trusting your neighbor who is a thief and you who you are enemies with, to manufacture the security camera for your house and the lock for your front door. (Not the greatest analogy I know but works I guess)

Next up - Nicks looks at this videos and decides to up the ante by building a boot that Demolition Ranch will have to use a black tip .50 rifle to get through.

@@MrMartinSchou ;)

Bulldozer*

Big, sounds awesome.. but breaks constantly? Sounds a bit off there.

city boys lol

This is a mainline battle tank already

Helo

@The Kingdom of Bad Decisions lol

Haha, a fellow parent I see! Memories of Legos at 3 in the morning getting ready for work still make the bottoms of my feet hurt 😂

omg lego's and electrical plugs. those damn things hurt.

Rock Lee, General Contractor

They can advertise it was a indestructible work out boot lol

I have a pair of Danner Flashpoint boots ant they weight 3lbs each. All i can say is they are exhausting to wear in the terrain.

the standard issue boot that the army gave me were heavy too i doubt 5 pound heavy but at least 3

guard men's from a medieval time is laughing at your chicken leg from heaven while still wearing steel boot in the afterlife.

But... they never was released..

@@shimmya Well he clearly works at the shop they make them at then

Why do you guys not do custom boots slightly lesser than this one for people?

@@danielkaiselgruber1750 but his name isnt nick

Update this comment in a few months and let us know the results.

Leather spats usually fix this issue.

Get two pairs of boots and alternate between them, they will last much longer when allowed to fully dry

Same 😂👍

It takes a decade to,break in but after that it is very comfortable to wear 😊

It likely wouldn't need as much breaking in because the shoes would be made to your exact measurements.

Custom fit shoes don’t rlly need to be broken in bc they fit to ur feet.

More like they would break you in first

Oh it would be great if there were nicer Army compliant boots.

@@elliottlarson2221 The Danners are "OK" if you work at a desk, I find they are comfy for about 6 months but the leather and nylon/canvas (if that's what it even is) can't hold up if you're in the field, dessert and forget about the of Afghanistan, that place will shred most any sole of a boot in less than six months if you're actively out patroling. But you don't need to be Infantry to have the cemented soles fail on those boots, even those that actively work in a motorpool or warehouse (SSA) or put 5-6 miles (or more) on a day around a base will have those boots failing within a year. Sadly, the old black leather boots from almost 20 years ago (I'm thinking Cohcoran "jump boot" variant (basically a cap toe) were ok in the sense that they had traction (Vibram soles), were comfortable after break-in, stitching wouldn't fall apart and could be re-soled! But they were too hot in the dessert and weren't warm enough in Europe during the winters. If they weren't warm enough in Europe I'm sure they weren't warm enough in Korea although the Bellville's Gortex "Mattahorn" was good but heavy.

How is size 15 not huge ahahah

No man I’m absolutely sure walking in these boots would literally KILL your feet! I have a regular custom fire boot from them and trust me it took about 2 months of hiking up the hills in Oregon to finally break them in lol

Keep in mind, something this overbuilt would have to cost over a grand

@@CatBarefield attach a 7' tall person to those feet and they wouldn't look huge.

Size 15 would be about 6.5 pounds per boot.

Probably a couple of months.

It took me about two months I was wondering if it was a smart decision I went back to my old brand and man there is no comparative on my Nicks vs any other ones totally recommend

Only a few seconds with a gun

Took a month for me, it's worth it.

Wasn't as bad as my redwings and the build quality/comfort is second to none

Bwahaha. Best supporting role goes to you! ;) Now maybe one day you'll guess who I am! Hint... you've stayed at my house 🏠

@@barlee6822 wait.... now I’m so curious!!! I have to figure it out!!! 😂

@@rachelhowell4600 bwahaha I'll give you a hint...... some may call me the cougar of Logan 🤣

@@kluup1081 ok.

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@@kluup1081 ok

Debating between them and Whites. I’d use for casual as I don’t work in the labor industry

With that price tag, I would simply put a bullet proof vest on my boots.

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Rightt! I clicked again on this video, just to hear that part again.

The devil is in the details.

Hehe xd