I’ve only had cheaper 200$ pairs of boots in the past and just recently treated myself to a 400$ pair of Anderson Bean(Mike Tyson Bison) boots which are made of Bison and I can really tell a difference in the quality of “higher end” boot materials.
Man just described how to make boots from 12 different boots making. Not everyone does it the same, for instance, the metal shank can also be a nail or leather shank
It must be cool to work at the manufacturing facility of a name brand boot company. I have worn CB boots for 20+ years now...and still have my very first pair of Nocona belly cut python skin boots. Outstanding quality, craftsmanship & shelf life...can easily get another 20yrs out of em. There is something for everyone, selection-wise....between the various toe styles, skins, and heels. There is nothing like the style of a well made western boot !! With minimal care & maintenance they can easily last a lifetime.
I wanted to like this video but I cringed at most parts. Seems like the narrator wasn’t aware on how the boots are made and was talking about what was going on specifically in each clip used. I wanted to enjoy it but I just couldn’t.
@@DopeAssDude979 coming from Someone that actually make boots and listening to this is what made it hard. Like I said I wanted to like it, but the terminology was all over the place.
@@MannyTheBootmaker it was probably someone who legit has never seen boots made but read script is all. The channel would be paying alot of money if they got an expert of every "how it's made" video
In the medical field, wearing boots was impossible. Retired, I've invested in three custom pairs and four pairs of well-made, and expensive, mass produced. High-end, 'mass-produced' boots look good, yet take six months, or more, of frequent wear to 'break-in'. That's not helpful for someone who's got different pairs. In contrast, custom-made boots will be pliable in the span of two or three months. Boots, custom-made or mass-produced, become pliable with proper use, maintenance, and moisturization.
I'v worn cowboy boots everyday for the last sixty years in the early daysmostly from Texas Mexico Spain Italy even German and euro made boots for const and quality leathers so this video was great because it's LEATHER BOOTS..basic construction.. N ones done this complete a video like this only shoe repair videos that which are needless because we all use ocal repair shops for that but the assemblage video is what was complete very cool
I used to own a pair of snakeskin a long time ago, and I had to get rid of a pair of plainass black ones One of these next times when I have money to throw away, I can probably go get a nice pair I'll be allowed to love
You're not the only one, I wore my 1966 dated jungle boots and just a year ago I had to have the left boot right side of the toe repaired along with both sides on the right side..
I know the script is directed to laymen but as someone who knows quality shoe construction, the narration irks me. At least explain how goodyear welts are different than the contemporary cemented construction. Trenton and Heath would explain it better.
They have Boots now with a Process on the Leather, that looks like Monitor Lizard, I have a Pair of Dan Posts done like that, I get a Lot of Compliments on them for Fairly Cheap.
Any technology or regular clothing you own was probably made in a sweatshop with God knows what kind of conditions. How your boots were made should be the least of your worries.
love these things… its all i wear either working or chillin
I’ve only had cheaper 200$ pairs of boots in the past and just recently treated myself to a 400$ pair of Anderson Bean(Mike Tyson Bison) boots which are made of Bison and I can really tell a difference in the quality of “higher end” boot materials.
Couldn't believe my eyes when I finally saw handworkers on How it's Made. Thought they had disappeared long time ago
Man just described how to make boots from 12 different boots making. Not everyone does it the same, for instance, the metal shank can also be a nail or leather shank
I love how he calls them "cowboy shoes" lol.
It must be cool to work at the manufacturing facility of a name brand boot company. I have worn CB boots for 20+ years now...and still have my very first pair of Nocona belly cut python skin boots. Outstanding quality, craftsmanship & shelf life...can easily get another 20yrs out of em. There is something for everyone, selection-wise....between the various toe styles, skins, and heels. There is nothing like the style of a well made western boot !! With minimal care & maintenance they can easily last a lifetime.
I wanted to like this video but I cringed at most parts. Seems like the narrator wasn’t aware on how the boots are made and was talking about what was going on specifically in each clip used. I wanted to enjoy it but I just couldn’t.
I'm pretty sure that's the point of the video. I mean you could probably just mute it if you wanted to "enjoy it"
@@DopeAssDude979 coming from Someone that actually make boots and listening to this is what made it hard. Like I said I wanted to like it, but the terminology was all over the place.
@@MannyTheBootmaker it was probably someone who legit has never seen boots made but read script is all. The channel would be paying alot of money if they got an expert of every "how it's made" video
thats the whole point 😂
Its not called a boot blast it's called a shoe or boot last
Awesome. Thank you
"Boot blast"? LOL
In the medical field, wearing boots was impossible. Retired, I've invested in three custom pairs and four pairs of well-made, and expensive, mass produced. High-end, 'mass-produced' boots look good, yet take six months, or more, of frequent wear to 'break-in'. That's not helpful for someone who's got different pairs. In contrast, custom-made boots will be pliable in the span of two or three months. Boots, custom-made or mass-produced, become pliable with proper use, maintenance, and moisturization.
I like the application of cork in the soles of, 'boots made for a cowboy.
FACTORY BOOTS!!!!!!
Yep, I was really hoping for handmade tutorial
I'v worn cowboy boots everyday for the last sixty years in the early daysmostly from Texas Mexico Spain Italy even German and euro made boots for const and quality leathers so this video was great because it's LEATHER BOOTS..basic construction..
N ones done this complete a video like this only shoe repair videos that which are needless because we all use ocal repair shops for that but the assemblage video is what was complete very cool
Lucchese the Best!
I used to own a pair of snakeskin a long time ago, and I had to get rid of a pair of plainass black ones
One of these next times when I have money to throw away, I can probably go get a nice pair I'll be allowed to love
As a boot owner,very interesting😌.but then I thought about how many disgusted faces I’d get for wearing them EVERY day.
You're not the only one, I wore my 1966 dated jungle boots and just a year ago I had to have the left boot right side of the toe repaired along with both sides on the right side..
كل التقدير لصناعة أحذية رعاة البقر أبداع وتراث
I thought this was the original "how its made" like on tv.
I know the script is directed to laymen but as someone who knows quality shoe construction, the narration irks me.
At least explain how goodyear welts are different than the contemporary cemented construction.
Trenton and Heath would explain it better.
This is how it is made. Not the show how it's made btw
Ah, that makes sense. The format was not what I wanted lol. I wanted the cheesy music and the narrator from how it's made.
I just love these boots but you won't find them in India.
They have Boots now with a Process on the Leather, that looks like Monitor Lizard, I have a Pair of Dan Posts done like that, I get a Lot of Compliments on them for Fairly Cheap.
When he said calf I was like wait baby cows 🐄 are being killed for my boots 👢 😕
Any technology or regular clothing you own was probably made in a sweatshop with God knows what kind of conditions. How your boots were made should be the least of your worries.
Not really helping someone who wants to make these but doesn't own a factory or a ton of equipment
Lol whatever 😂😂😂😂
Are you serious right now with this commentating voice?
I absolutely love my boots.
Fantastic @luccheseboots