@@DavidsGarage1972 I have no idea what they use. But carbon fiber is a high end material usually used in sports cars and bikes. Seems unnecessary for a boot shank.
Beautiful pair! I noticed the exposed stitching near your welt and the beginning of the heal counter on your left boot, curious if you noticed that on any of your other Truman boots? I've had it on my last 2 pairs and I noticed a glimmer of one of the heel nails in my most recent. According to Truman this is not a structural issue and the boot will settle and it will go away but have heard other opinions disagreeing. I dont mind it aesthetically but it seems to be a common occurrence with their boots.
Wow, I only noticed after you pointed it out. Good eye. I haven't noticed it on my other trumans. I will keep an eye on it as i break these in. On my coyote roughouts the vamp lining was really messed up over the instep. It felt like there was a thick shoelace going across the top of my instep and putting pressure on it. The person who put the lining on surely saw how jacked up it was.
@ Sorry haha...my last 2 pairs the inside lining folds over on the side of my foot if i dont put them on carefully and is pretty irritating. Maybe i shouldn't be getting D's but if the lining doesnt fold over they feel perfect so tough to tell.
A city next to Houston, Texas. Lots of people get their stuff stolen even with cameras. I have the Ring and about every other day there's someone posting footage of porch pirates.
Pretty easy break in compared to my natural cypress and coyote roughouts. Very stiff at first, also this boot is fully lined so that makes the leather feel thicker. But the rambler is feeling comfy after only a couple days wear.
Do you mean fiberglass shank? Carbon fiber would be super fancy.
Yes if that's what it is then I'm mistaken
@@DavidsGarage1972 I have no idea what they use. But carbon fiber is a high end material usually used in sports cars and bikes. Seems unnecessary for a boot shank.
@@EDHBlvd No you're right. I just double checked and when Rose Anvil cut a pair he said it was fiberglass, I misspoke
@@DavidsGarage1972 would be pretty trick to use carbon fiber though. Maybe some exotic Italian “sports boot” haha.
Yeah that would be interesting to see lol
that leather is gorgeous
I agree
So disappointed that i missed out on this boot in the sale, they look amazing
Awesome. I would but no wide width on the 20 last. 😔
That's a shame they don't offer that yet, hopefully with all the business they are doing now they'll invest in more lasts for wider sizes.
Good looking boot! Seems weird that it's not gusseted though.
My other boots on the 20 last are also not gusseted so it may be standard on the 20 last
I have 20 last Moc Toe with Brtish Tan Grizzly. They are at least gusseted up to 5th eyelet. That's strange.
Stone on 20 is unique
These came out great. Thanks for showing them.
Ya what a great last and nice leather. Truman’s 20 Last builds are chef’s kiss. 👌🏻
Beautiful pair! I noticed the exposed stitching near your welt and the beginning of the heal counter on your left boot, curious if you noticed that on any of your other Truman boots? I've had it on my last 2 pairs and I noticed a glimmer of one of the heel nails in my most recent. According to Truman this is not a structural issue and the boot will settle and it will go away but have heard other opinions disagreeing. I dont mind it aesthetically but it seems to be a common occurrence with their boots.
Wow, I only noticed after you pointed it out. Good eye. I haven't noticed it on my other trumans. I will keep an eye on it as i break these in. On my coyote roughouts the vamp lining was really messed up over the instep. It felt like there was a thick shoelace going across the top of my instep and putting pressure on it. The person who put the lining on surely saw how jacked up it was.
@ Sorry haha...my last 2 pairs the inside lining folds over on the side of my foot if i dont put them on carefully and is pretty irritating. Maybe i shouldn't be getting D's but if the lining doesnt fold over they feel perfect so tough to tell.
Almost had these! They got stolen from my door. What a world we live in. Enjoy your boots and i will live through you sir!
Sorry man that sucks
Nooo! That sucks. I hope that person who stole them can't fit in them
Bastards! Ruining the holidays.
Where do you live?
A city next to Houston, Texas. Lots of people get their stuff stolen even with cameras. I have the Ring and about every other day there's someone posting footage of porch pirates.
That leather is very nice. What is your experience of using the boot. When walking it bends easily or is very hard. How long did it take you to adapt?
Pretty easy break in compared to my natural cypress and coyote roughouts. Very stiff at first, also this boot is fully lined so that makes the leather feel thicker. But the rambler is feeling comfy after only a couple days wear.
I thought Truman use steel shanks
I did too. I'm just going off what I saw when rose anvil cut a pair in half