World's Toughest Boot COMPLETELY Rebuilt - JK Superduty 

Grounds for that statement? Price to quality is it?

​@@matttherrien9608and the customer service is exceptional

False Whites still hand sews their insoles and are far more durable and rebuildable.

Maybe in the future we can do something like this 👍 In the mean time i'm sure if you email our customer service they will be able to send you some photos of different heels - general@jkboots.com

@@jkbootsusa sweet! Thank you so much

Yesss! I actually just sent an email last week asking to see what the difference is in heel stack between 1-4. Would be curious to see how that effects the arch for those of us that don't have a need for a logger heel (flat/concrete/asphalt work) ✌️

We build rebuild and resole only PNW stitch down style boots (Certain Whites, Nicks, Drews etc). The single heel stack is a custom option. We call them 'lifts' so 1-4 lifts are available on custom Superdutys👍

Nope! The last inside the boot has a metal plate that bends the nails back into the insoles 👍

It says in the title “JK Superduty.” However, based on the heel height, they may be Superduty shorts. I have a pair and I refuse to wear any other work boots 😆🤜🏻

These are brown full roughout Superduty's with a 1 lift heel. As for cost of resoles and rebuilds we have them listed on our site under the "repairs" tab ( jkboots.com/collections/repairs ). You can also check shipping prices by adding to your cart, going through to checkout, adding your address and it will give you a price! It will come out to cheaper that a new boot 👍

A rebuild is $330

With shipping on a recraft and since the pricing is already listed here to buy these boots (super competitive on pricing compared to Nick's, White's and Drew's), you're really giving away $30 in the end (its half the price of the boot to recraft and with shipping, almost exactly half the price of a new boot). If mine were in bad enough shape to replace half the boot, I'd go new. I've had sentimental boots recrafted so I totally get it.

*It starts at $329 according to the website. And then there's things you can put a check mark next to, that also add onto the price. JK said in a different comment thread under this video, that the total cost will end up still being cheaper than a new pair of boots.* *And yea, having them rebuilt for sentimental reasons is very common to do! If people can afford it, that's fine, and if some people can't that's ok too. People will choose what they'd like to do.* *I looked at the website and the prices for PNW boots range from $549 - $720. The rebuilds are for the PNW boots. So I see why JK said, the rebuild will be cheaper than a new pair of PNW boots. Important to note about rebuilds according to their rebuild section of their site: "We can only provide a rebuild for PNW-style boots built using the stitch-down construction process. We cannot provide a rebuild for any Goodyear welted boots. If you have a question about whether your boots can be rebuilt, please contact us!"*

*Yea it's a shame some people don't really take good care of their boots.*