I work on wind turbines and bought a pair of Boondocks about 6 months ago and they have been great. I had the same Thorogoods and only wore them for a few months because they absolutely hurt my feet after a few hours every day, even just working in the shop that I just started wearing my older Danners again until I finally replaced them with the Boondocks.
I have a pair of these, the insulated version. I’ve worn them for 3 years, no issues. The most comfortable boots I’ve ever owned. The insulated ones were too warm, so I just bought the uninsulated version. These are excellent boots. Comfort is without parallel. I hope the non-insulated version is as good as the insulated one. These boots are probably as good as it gets. They are heavy, but they are almost indestructible. I hope the uninsulated version is good as the insulated one. After three years they basically look the same. Daily use. If you’re looking to buy these just get them. You won’t be disappointed. If your feet run hard maybe try the uninsulated ones.
I just bought a pair of the boondocks... I was actually set on buying thorogood exactly as the ones I already had... but wanted new.. the thorogood are very comfortable.. I was ok with that purchase because I have done before and was happy.... but the boondocks were right next to them.. and I decided to try em on. Thank god I did... they felt so soothing on my feet.. I am pleased so far
I just bought these a few days ago because I needed something for working in a warehouse, I usually get 10+ miles a day. I'll do a review on them once they get delivered. But keep up the good work man, solid video!
@@markcee3078 They're holding up great, but they're definitely heavy lol, I barely wear them anymore because of that, but I mainly wear a newer version of them now, I'll try make a review on them, I still habe the footage.
@@AngeloGiles OH COOL THANKS BROTHER! 👍🏽 IM FLAT FOOT AND TEND TO GET TIRED QUICK IN ALMOST ANY BOOT, JUST TRYNA LOOK FOR SOMETHING LIGHT, STURDY AND MOST IMPORTANTLY COMFORTABLE!!!! WHAT'S THE NEW BOOT YOU GOT?
@@markcee3078 Ah gotcha, so the new one is have is called Timberland Pro Work Summit, they are a beast! Super comfy, fully waterproof, shock resistant, has a composite safety toe, and more, but they're expensive, I got them with a job I was with a few months back.
I was warming these boots and my truck fell off the jack and the rotor landed on my foot sideways my dad had to drive it off my foot no broken bones what a badass boot man saved my foot no joke
I like them so far. A month in, and they are really comfortable. A bit clunky at times, but I had a career change, and needed tougher boots. I was wearing Caterpillar Threshold boots in an assembly shop before this, which were much lighter, but also I really great pair of work boots that lasted me 2 years worn daily. They only started to suck in the last month when the threads started to go.
I had the pair of boots these replaced and I wore them for close to 7 years, they discontinued them before I could get a second pair. I'll definitely grab a pair of these
I purchased the exact boot and used them to work at a asphalt hot plant , they took a shit load of abuse, such as hot oil and asphalt, that reached temperatures of 300 degrees, these boots lasted 3 years 21 days, I have worn the tread out so bad, the tread was causing me to walk off to the side, so it was time to replace them, my new boots are on the way and Will be here tomorrow.. I paid 165 at Amazon BTW... This boot is a investment for your feet.
I’m a carman for the railroad and I go through boots fast. I do a lot of walking on concrete and rocks. I just ordered these in the insulated version. I’m hoping they will be super comfy and last me longer than my current boots. My job gives me $600 a year for boots so if they live up to the hype I will buy another pair to save. Great review man
I'm a truck driver in the chemical industry and thinking about picking these up, I've heard nothing but good things about these boots. I also am a fan of Timberland products, just have yet to try out their work boots.
There beast boots I have the 8 inch pair of boondocks after a year and 3 months of heavy highway construction up to and including guiding jackhammer bits spending 20 hours on rebar working in hot asphalt walking in abrasive materials and getting on and off of equipment they are at the end of there rope if I didint want a pair of pull ons I would buy another pair.
I’m holding off on buying these because they are enormous in a size 13. I like the Redwing Kingtoe ADC but the soles wore out in about 5 months. Next tried the BRNR XP, the soles were good for about 7 months but the boots took almost a month to break in and even after that they still hurt. I ordered the Helix HD’s if they can last me six months I’ll be happy.
Glad I read this was going to look at new ADC and brnr xp I’m a union electrician up and down ladders all day I want to try these but nervous about the weight going up and down all day
Nice video bro! Some nice boots. I do try to avoid big heavy work boots. I do like the toe on those and the 6" height. I do need a good new set for winter. I need to quit cutting wood in my combat boots 😂 Thanks for the content Devin! 👍
I have this one and let me tell you that are the Best boot ever. After 5 year heavy use I bought a second ones. The first one has a sole problem and Im interested in repair it.... Do You know where can I Buy a sole pair?... The boot body is 100% new and only the sole was damage... Please ley me know
This is the best pair of boots I've ever worn. I work asphalt during the summer and my feet stay cool. And I work snow removal during the winter and my feet stay warm. Not even the calcium effects them very much. One thing I do different is I wear a thinner sock if not a dress socks. It also comes in a 8 inch and a winter version with 400 grams of extra insulation.
currently looking for a new pair of boots for the same applications, I've had a pair of carhartts the last 2 years but they are getting pretty rough on the inside, I may give these a try on your recommendation
I like these boots and have owned probably 4 pairs of them over last 4-5 years, I work in civil construction, rain, shine, mud, water. These boots are very comfortable, as ive been repeat user. But I have had a very similar problem with last three pairs of boots. The logo on the outside ankle area always separates, leaving a big gaping hole in side of boot. This usually starts to occur after just a handful of months of wear. Wish this design was changed because this problem alone makes me want to try a different boot. As to why I'm here watching TH-cam video reviews lol
Do a review on the KEEN Philadelphia 8"!!!! They look very durable for heavy duty work but I wonder what the comfort level is. I love my boondocks, Very comfortable! just wish they would last longer. I'm in the brick/stone mason trade.
Question for you, please. What size do you normally wear and what size did you buy? I want to order these online but unsure of the fitment! Thank you in advance!!! Also, how have these held up since this video?
Still in the break in period on mine, the thick tongue is killing me up top being new but from the ankle down they are really comfortable, my first pair of timberland pros, we’ll see how they go, my bum ass Airborne knees appreciate the comfortable soles, so far so good
Are these true to size? Iv always been told to size down with timberlands because they ran big so I sized down a half size. Typically I wear a 10.5 in most sneakers like Adidas so I went with a 10 in these but quickly realized that walking down hill my toes touch the end of the shoe and sometimes when I stop walking I can feel my foot slide a little and can somewhat feel my toes touching the end of the shoe. I'm going to size up to a 10.5 but was wondering if it might be better to go up to a 11?
how how do these get in summers? like im not in contruction just maitence but looking for something comfortable i wont have change out of in summer/winter
These do pretty good in all weather. Remember that any leather boot will be relatively hot. I haven’t had a problem with these in facilities maintenance.
The Boondocks only have lasted for me only 5 months. Working as a union carpenter, pouring concrete, tying steel, theses boots for me are a no-go. To clunky and waaay to heavy!! Started to leak after 4 months. Last my honest opinion.
Just failed me on staying water-proof. I just find them to be way to heavy and clunky. I have worn many different types of work boots and have been in many trades including being in the oil fields. I have worn, Red Wings, Wolverines, Danners, Justin's, and Timberlands. In my opinion Justin work boots have been the best.
Thanks for the feedback. I get longer life out of my boots when I dry them on the boot dryer every night. The moisture inside them rot the stitching quickly
Yes I agree. I own several boot dryers btw* but honestly working with concrete I believe is to acidic there for breaking down the composition of any boot, to be fair. I will try a new pair of Justins out soon and I will get back to you in a few months.
Was gonna get the boondocks until i watched this review. I got the thurogood 6” composite. I ve had them for three weeks and my feet are killing me😡 they run at least 1/2 big and they are rough af on your feet. Should have got timberlands
My only complaint about the boot is the laces that are garbage, I can’t complain about the weight because I’m used to Chippewa super loggers and beyond lol. But I can say? They are really fucking comfortable. I cannot yet a test for the durability as I pretty much just got them, but? I have heard nothing but good things about them
Nice vid, I JUST ordered Timberland Pro from Amazon. I’m a truck driver, my boots are on 18+ hrs a day. So I want quality and comfort. My employer will GIVE me a FREE pair of boots every year.... BUT, they are poor quality, ripping after 4 months, laces broke to. Once they’re broken in, they’re ready to trash.
Any idea if these can be resoled? If not, can you recommend a similar boot to these that can be resoled? I work outside year round on primarily concrete. Thanks!
I work on concrete all day in mechanical rooms and hallways, my everyday go to is the Gridworks! Check it out! th-cam.com/video/gQZNG2Ix-a4/w-d-xo.html
@@TheDurbinCompound I have had these same boots for a year. I agree that they are incredibly comfortable! I actually do short sprints and a ton of waking/jogging in them. The only downside is that I now have unevenly worn soles and heels from pronation. A darn shame that a boot like this can't be resoled!
I also recommend, I’m fairly heavy myself and do commercial flat roofing and these boots lasted me 3 summers working with hot tar, torches, abrasive materials. Great boots but they are quite warm on hotter days
They are right on par with the redwings! Both great boots 🥾 totally depends on the application how long they will last. My timberland pros has lasted a few years already. I work in mechanical rooms and on concrete for a living, ladder work, etc.
I own a pair of RedWings as well classic can’t go wrong takes a minute to break in pricey looks nice last you a lifetime. luv my Thorogoods they’re going up on price too now that people are getting up on game SMH 🤦♂️ but for me I switch boots up every year because I like trying new ones I have so many boots that are still good because of that reason 🤦♂️ so to answer the question for work I would choose the Timberland they’re heavy duty and will last longer,Next I would go with Thorogood there’s so comfortable like the Timberlands. For me Red Wings are more for looks but made to work in as well and you will be changing out the sole but they will last forever if taken care of that’s my take sorry it’s a long one lol
I bought one like that tow weeks ago I pay $165 from dikis sporting goods it’s kind of heavy but I like it you feel safe working walking driving it’s not the most comfy shoes but the most safety one but I’m worry about the front of it not to wear auto like dickies boots nice video thank you for posting
Great upper. Soles are crap. They break down in about a year. I had mine re-soled with real Vibram lug soles and they last a long time. Too bad an expensive boot like these comes with such a crappy bottom.
if the bonduck weighs 2 lb each thats 4 lb total - so that means you are carry 40 lb on your back! no thanks! every pound on the foot equals 10 on your back!
I have these boots and will never buy Timberland again because, these have a documented history of sepration of the ankle padding and leather by the heel. these are past warranty and they will not repair or replace them. Very bad Customer Service.....
Been wearing these for roughly 2 years clocking in at about 13k steps a day. Still look and feel good as new.
I work on wind turbines and bought a pair of Boondocks about 6 months ago and they have been great. I had the same Thorogoods and only wore them for a few months because they absolutely hurt my feet after a few hours every day, even just working in the shop that I just started wearing my older Danners again until I finally replaced them with the Boondocks.
I tried these on at a timberland store this week. I couldn’t believe how comfortable they were! I just couldn’t get over how heavy and bulky they are.
Clunky and heavy is ok when you are walking on clouds
Most definitely best/most comfortable boot I've ever worn
Just got a pair and so far their the best boots I've owned thus far
I have a pair of these, the insulated version. I’ve worn them for 3 years, no issues. The most comfortable boots I’ve ever owned. The insulated ones were too warm, so I just bought the uninsulated version. These are excellent boots. Comfort is without parallel. I hope the non-insulated version is as good as the insulated one. These boots are probably as good as it gets. They are heavy, but they are almost indestructible. I hope the uninsulated version is good as the insulated one. After three years they basically look the same. Daily use. If you’re looking to buy these just get them. You won’t be disappointed. If your feet run hard maybe try the uninsulated ones.
Mine are almost 6 yrs old, and im
Back getting a second pair. Im a groundworker, in 25yrs the best boots i had did 13months!! 6 YEARS!! SIX!!
My last pair of boondocks lasted 18 months and my first pair are none composite and 2 years old just bought a third pair of them😂
@@mckaydeschamps2978 just replaced mine and they are still useable but now rough.. almost 8yrs of use.
3 years later & still f**ing amazing!!!
Awesome! Thanks for the testimony!
I just got these today for $50!! Work discount came in clutch!! Cant wait
Awesome, would be cool to report back and tell us how you like them!
i paid $62....zappos at work discount $118 off
Got mine for $85 after work discount
I just bought a pair of the boondocks... I was actually set on buying thorogood exactly as the ones I already had... but wanted new.. the thorogood are very comfortable.. I was ok with that purchase because I have done before and was happy.... but the boondocks were right next to them.. and I decided to try em on. Thank god I did... they felt so soothing on my feet.. I am pleased so far
I just bought these a few days ago because I needed something for working in a warehouse, I usually get 10+ miles a day. I'll do a review on them once they get delivered. But keep up the good work man, solid video!
Where’s the review?
HOW ARE THE BOOTS SO FAR BRO?
@@markcee3078 They're holding up great, but they're definitely heavy lol, I barely wear them anymore because of that, but I mainly wear a newer version of them now, I'll try make a review on them, I still habe the footage.
@@AngeloGiles OH COOL THANKS BROTHER! 👍🏽 IM FLAT FOOT AND TEND TO GET TIRED QUICK IN ALMOST ANY BOOT, JUST TRYNA LOOK FOR SOMETHING LIGHT, STURDY AND MOST IMPORTANTLY COMFORTABLE!!!! WHAT'S THE NEW BOOT YOU GOT?
@@markcee3078 Ah gotcha, so the new one is have is called Timberland Pro Work Summit, they are a beast! Super comfy, fully waterproof, shock resistant, has a composite safety toe, and more, but they're expensive, I got them with a job I was with a few months back.
The part on the back of the heel is called the heel counter in running shoes its made so your heel doesn't move/fly out of the shoe
I was warming these boots and my truck fell off the jack and the rotor landed on my foot sideways my dad had to drive it off my foot no broken bones what a badass boot man saved my foot no joke
You sit on a throne of Lies
He drove it off your foot your boots must be made of vibranium
I like them so far. A month in, and they are really comfortable. A bit clunky at times, but I had a career change, and needed tougher boots. I was wearing Caterpillar Threshold boots in an assembly shop before this, which were much lighter, but also I really great pair of work boots that lasted me 2 years worn daily. They only started to suck in the last month when the threads started to go.
I had the pair of boots these replaced and I wore them for close to 7 years, they discontinued them before I could get a second pair. I'll definitely grab a pair of these
I purchased the exact boot and used them to work at a asphalt hot plant , they took a shit load of abuse, such as hot oil and asphalt, that reached temperatures of 300 degrees, these boots lasted 3 years 21 days, I have worn the tread out so bad, the tread was causing me to walk off to the side, so it was time to replace them, my new boots are on the way and Will be here tomorrow.. I paid 165 at Amazon BTW... This boot is a investment for your feet.
I’m a carman for the railroad and I go through boots fast. I do a lot of walking on concrete and rocks. I just ordered these in the insulated version. I’m hoping they will be super comfy and last me longer than my current boots. My job gives me $600 a year for boots so if they live up to the hype I will buy another pair to save. Great review man
Awesome that you get a stipend for boots. Looking forward to hearing how the boots hold up! Thanks for the comment
Wow, $600 for boots/ year is fantastic!
Somebody works for AB rail 😅
They're awesome boots sooo comfortable
I'm a truck driver in the chemical industry and thinking about picking these up, I've heard nothing but good things about these boots. I also am a fan of Timberland products, just have yet to try out their work boots.
Highly recommend!! Thanks for sharing! Stop back by and let us know what you think when you get a pair! 🇺🇸
@@TheDurbinCompound definitely will do thanks for the good review
Good review brother got those 2days ago and Thorogood are the best boots I own as well can’t go wrong with both
There beast boots I have the 8 inch pair of boondocks after a year and 3 months of heavy highway construction up to and including guiding jackhammer bits spending 20 hours on rebar working in hot asphalt walking in abrasive materials and getting on and off of equipment they are at the end of there rope if I didint want a pair of pull ons I would buy another pair.
I’m holding off on buying these because they are enormous in a size 13. I like the Redwing Kingtoe ADC but the soles wore out in about 5 months. Next tried the BRNR XP, the soles were good for about 7 months but the boots took almost a month to break in and even after that they still hurt. I ordered the Helix HD’s if they can last me six months I’ll be happy.
I’ll agree with you, they are big clunkers
Glad I read this was going to look at new ADC and brnr xp I’m a union electrician up and down ladders all day I want to try these but nervous about the weight going up and down all day
Tony Graciano The Helix HDs are better than both, and the soles don’t crack like most Timberland Pros, plus there was no pain during break in.
Can you link a pair of Helix
TheDurbinCompound I don’t know how, make sure it’s Helix HD not the regular Helix.
Nice video bro! Some nice boots. I do try to avoid big heavy work boots. I do like the toe on those and the 6" height. I do need a good new set for winter. I need to quit cutting wood in my combat boots 😂
Thanks for the content Devin! 👍
Thanks for the comment brother! Aaron Bowles is currently up for the weekend. We are recording videos right now!
Awesome review, thanks brother!!!
I have this one and let me tell you that are the Best boot ever. After 5 year heavy use I bought a second ones. The first one has a sole problem and Im interested in repair it.... Do You know where can I Buy a sole pair?... The boot body is 100% new and only the sole was damage... Please ley me know
This is the best pair of boots I've ever worn. I work asphalt during the summer and my feet stay cool. And I work snow removal during the winter and my feet stay warm. Not even the calcium effects them very much. One thing I do different is I wear a thinner sock if not a dress socks. It also comes in a 8 inch and a winter version with 400 grams of extra insulation.
currently looking for a new pair of boots for the same applications, I've had a pair of carhartts the last 2 years but they are getting pretty rough on the inside, I may give these a try on your recommendation
@@01hondascott definitely do it. You will not be disappointed.
Best work footwear, Red Wing Burnside. Comfort, aggressive tread, molds to your foot, stylish and compact.
Those are on my radar to review! I’m glad you have some good feedback on them!
Is this boot for extremely wet environment?
I like these boots and have owned probably 4 pairs of them over last 4-5 years, I work in civil construction, rain, shine, mud, water. These boots are very comfortable, as ive been repeat user. But I have had a very similar problem with last three pairs of boots. The logo on the outside ankle area always separates, leaving a big gaping hole in side of boot. This usually starts to occur after just a handful of months of wear. Wish this design was changed because this problem alone makes me want to try a different boot. As to why I'm here watching TH-cam video reviews lol
Just bought these because of this review
I walk between 4 to 14 miles a day at work, wet, dry, mud, whatever suggested? Myu curret pair are Wolverines, and half a pound lighter
Those thorogood are $179 at fleet farm... the timberland pro boondocks are $220at fleet farm.
Do a review on the KEEN Philadelphia 8"!!!!
They look very durable for heavy duty work but I wonder what the comfort level is. I love my boondocks, Very comfortable! just wish they would last longer. I'm in the brick/stone mason trade.
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I'm a brick stone Mason too. This is my favourite boot. The cement in the motor wreaks havoc on any boot though. U gotta condition them often.
Question for you, please. What size do you normally wear and what size did you buy? I want to order these online but unsure of the fitment! Thank you in advance!!! Also, how have these held up since this video?
I just got these and omg their more comfortable then my regular shoes 😂
Still in the break in period on mine, the thick tongue is killing me up top being new but from the ankle down they are really comfortable, my first pair of timberland pros, we’ll see how they go, my bum ass Airborne knees appreciate the comfortable soles, so far so good
Sweet! Good to hear!
Are these true to size? Iv always been told to size down with timberlands because they ran big so I sized down a half size. Typically I wear a 10.5 in most sneakers like Adidas so I went with a 10 in these but quickly realized that walking down hill my toes touch the end of the shoe and sometimes when I stop walking I can feel my foot slide a little and can somewhat feel my toes touching the end of the shoe. I'm going to size up to a 10.5 but was wondering if it might be better to go up to a 11?
The kind i get every time, just wish they were really waterproof
how how do these get in summers? like im not in contruction just maitence but looking for something comfortable i wont have change out of in summer/winter
These do pretty good in all weather. Remember that any leather boot will be relatively hot. I haven’t had a problem with these in facilities maintenance.
Wearing quality socks also.make.a huge difference in both summer time and winter times
Seeing as it has a cushion midsole, has there been any separation of the materials like the tread or sole is separating from the cushion midsole?
Can you make a video on cat escavtor superlite boot?
Yes! I have been looking into that boot already!
TheDurbinCompound awesome me too haven’t decided if I’m gonna buy it yet one of your videos ok it will be awesome and helpful
Have you looked at Rock Rooster? I’m super impressed with them
TheDurbinCompound I will do thanks
I see some reviews on these boondocks saying they are larger, should I size down? Or stick with my typical size
The Boondocks only have lasted for me only 5 months. Working as a union carpenter, pouring concrete, tying steel, theses boots for me are a no-go. To clunky and waaay to heavy!! Started to leak after 4 months. Last my honest opinion.
How did these boots fail on you?
Just failed me on staying water-proof. I just find them to be way to heavy and clunky. I have worn many different types of work boots and have been in many trades including being in the oil fields. I have worn, Red Wings, Wolverines, Danners, Justin's, and Timberlands. In my opinion Justin work boots have been the best.
Thanks for the feedback. I get longer life out of my boots when I dry them on the boot dryer every night. The moisture inside them rot the stitching quickly
Yes I agree. I own several boot dryers btw* but honestly working with concrete I believe is to acidic there for breaking down the composition of any boot, to be fair. I will try a new pair of Justins out soon and I will get back to you in a few months.
Sweet! Well good to know. There is no good boot for every trade, that’s for sure!
I just got mine and they are ridiculously slippery. I can't tell if it's a defective pair or the flooring I work on.
Was gonna get the boondocks until i watched this review. I got the thurogood 6” composite. I ve had them for three weeks and my feet are killing me😡 they run at least 1/2 big and they are rough af on your feet. Should have got timberlands
Which boat is more comfortable the thorogood or the timberland
I have had about equal luck with both. If I had to pick, I’d go with timberland.
My only complaint about the boot is the laces that are garbage, I can’t complain about the weight because I’m used to Chippewa super loggers and beyond lol. But I can say? They are really fucking comfortable. I cannot yet a test for the durability as I pretty much just got them, but? I have heard nothing but good things about them
Nice vid, I JUST ordered Timberland Pro from Amazon. I’m a truck driver, my boots are on 18+ hrs a day. So I want quality and comfort. My employer will GIVE me a FREE pair of boots every year.... BUT, they are poor quality, ripping after 4 months, laces broke to. Once they’re broken in, they’re ready to trash.
Give a pair from Rock Rooster a try!
How do these boots compare to the timberland hyperion?
Any idea if these can be resoled? If not, can you recommend a similar boot to these that can be resoled? I work outside year round on primarily concrete. Thanks!
I work on concrete all day in mechanical rooms and hallways, my everyday go to is the Gridworks! Check it out!
th-cam.com/video/gQZNG2Ix-a4/w-d-xo.html
@@TheDurbinCompound I have had these same boots for a year. I agree that they are incredibly comfortable! I actually do short sprints and a ton of waking/jogging in them. The only downside is that I now have unevenly worn soles and heels from pronation. A darn shame that a boot like this can't be resoled!
I’m a heavy guy. I go through beats in a year easily. Would you still recommend?
Yes
I also recommend, I’m fairly heavy myself and do commercial flat roofing and these boots lasted me 3 summers working with hot tar, torches, abrasive materials. Great boots but they are quite warm on hotter days
Thanks for the video! How would you compare this to the red wing? I had timberland pro before and usually do not last me more than years.
They are right on par with the redwings! Both great boots 🥾 totally depends on the application how long they will last. My timberland pros has lasted a few years already. I work in mechanical rooms and on concrete for a living, ladder work, etc.
@@TheDurbinCompound by all mean avoid Keen Oshawa!!! Those are the worst. Not even a year and the sole is falling apart.
These and Thorogood are the best boots I own can’t go wrong do good!!!
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I own a pair of RedWings as well classic can’t go wrong takes a minute to break in pricey looks nice last you a lifetime. luv my Thorogoods they’re going up on price too now that people are getting up on game SMH 🤦♂️ but for me I switch boots up every year because I like trying new ones I have so many boots that are still good because of that reason 🤦♂️ so to answer the question for work I would choose the Timberland they’re heavy duty and will last longer,Next I would go with Thorogood there’s so comfortable like the Timberlands. For me Red Wings are more for looks but made to work in as well and you will be changing out the sole but they will last forever if taken care of that’s my take sorry it’s a long one lol
Any better options in 2021?
These boots are good for the lock of the ankles ?
Do a review on a pair of Nicks boots.
Around what degrees in Fahrenheit do these boots keep you warm in?
These are steel toe so I wouldn’t recommend them in weather below 30, because they will get cold on you.
Have you compared these to the pro endurance?
I have not! Good idea!
and maybe compare to the Helix HD too.
I bought one like that tow weeks ago I pay $165 from dikis sporting goods it’s kind of heavy but I like it you feel safe working walking driving it’s not the most comfy shoes but the most safety one but I’m worry about the front of it not to wear auto like dickies boots nice video thank you for posting
Do they run big?
From my experience, they are right on with the sizes.
Is this the boot your talking about Thorogood GenFlex2 6 Inch Composite Lace-to-Toe Work Boot 804-6444
Not the easiest boot to wear driving but very comfortable
these are my fav boots...been wearing these for the last 3 years...they last me 15-16 months 👍
Awesome!! That’s good stuff! I’m a fan as well. Glad to hear they are your favorite boots 🥾
@@TheDurbinCompound i just bought a new pair today...good price so i had to take advantage of it even tho i wont need them for another 4 months
kingofthecrease30 I like it! Nothing but good things!
No good water goes eazy inside
Thorogood are better looking... but the softness in the step is sweet.. so squishy
Why the toe is too big
Great upper. Soles are crap. They break down in about a year. I had mine re-soled with real Vibram lug soles and they last a long time. Too bad an expensive boot like these comes with such a crappy bottom.
if the bonduck weighs 2 lb each thats 4 lb total - so that means you are carry 40 lb on your back! no thanks! every pound on the foot equals 10 on your back!
I have these boots and will never buy Timberland again because, these have a documented history of sepration of the ankle padding and leather by the heel. these are past warranty and they will not repair or replace them. Very bad Customer Service.....
These boots a horrible ...I mean f.cking horrible on concrete!