Ultimate Winter Work Boots - Arctic No.2 Build 

and what about the boots, are great as you expected? tell us ;)

I'd try a pair myself and give an honest review, I'd love for them to prove me wrong

@@moline800hdyup4then buy a pair and put your money where your mouth is

😂😂😂 and who are you

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The screws are designed to stay in the boot. Long enough to barely break through the midsole and there is still the 9 iron insole protecting your foot on the inside of the boot. If any sharp nail or screw were to break through it will hit the metal plated last and be bent backwards 👍

It looks good too, IMHO.

Goretex and rubber never worked more than about 2 weeks (for me). Solid beeswax has worked for my superduty boots (I use them irrigating) because of the water tension effect (watch a sive dipped in wax, holds water when there are still holes in it) . And in the cold, I put antiperspirant on my feet so they don't get wet. Or, I just use rubber muck boots for very acidic and cold environments.

@@xochj I understand exactly what your saying and yes if there's a will there's a way. But it really depends on the person and the upkeep on the boot. Still needs a wool/felt foot bed it helps so much . Just look at the military Mickey mouse/ Bunny boots ... you got to keep that cold off the bottom of your feet to keep the warm. 🤷‍♂️

@@xochj and if rubber or Goretex boots only lasted you 2 weeks something is REALLY wrong

Do you have a pair or just trolling? Asking for a friend. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ I have regular super duty boots which are extremely warm and dry when properly taken care of and used in the environment they were meant to be used in. It’s just like you don’t use blue jeans as hip waders to hunt ducks in a marsh then complain they leak. Use some common sense.

​@rainman6080 NO i don't own a pair of "JK ARTIC No2 ULTIMATE WINTER WORK BOOTS but I own lots of Nick's,Drew's,Danner boots and I know wtf I'm talking about when it comes to wet feet . Being a iron worker standing on cold steel and now having a landscape/ tree removal business I know what cold is and living and working in very swampy areas I know that there is a difference between walking through water and standing in it for more than 30 seconds. Like I said they look like amazing boots BUT I was giving my 10 cents because this is America and I'm aloud to and shouldn't have to listen to someone trying to talk $#!+ about trolling... I didn't even know what that was until I looked it up . All I was saying it needs to be waterproof and have wool foot bedding to be called an "ARTIC" boot, especially if this is there 2nd rendition of the boot I just thought they would do more research on what makes a great cold weather boot especially for that kind of money 😳 and I'm the first one to spend entirely to much money on great boots but I also want then to do what there supposed to 😉.