If You Own Work Boots You NEED This Hack!
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I do this fix to every pair of boots I own! Try it out for yourself and let me know what you think!
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For added cushion, drill some holes in your feet as well.
Head too!
Ace you already started with your butthole so you’re halfway there
your an idiot...why be sarcastic if it works?
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I need to try this trick with my work flip flops.
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Where do you work? As a janitor in a brothel? Lololol jk man ily
What an LCN comment in the wild? Happy Friday Allyn
It's the new thing all the kids are doing... Custom drilled Gucci loafers are all the rage.
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See I told my wife I wasn’t the only one who wears boots everywhere.
That's all I wear. Unless I'm going to the river or something like that. Been like that for about 15 years.
But people think it’s weird I’ve seen people wear basketball shorts with cowboy boots 😂
I wear my Docs everywhere when I see everyone with running 👟
If I'm on land I'm in Red Wings.
I keep my boots on for grip while in bed with my wife.
One time, I saw these insoles that added cushion. They were crazy.
WeAre138 😂
Lol
Why would you spend a few dollars on insoles when you can destroy a couple hundred dollar pair of boots with a drill. Hell, let's get the rosebud out too.
Insoles last a couple of months if you actually work
I have the same boots and work in these all day out of the box these things were already soft compared to redwing
Too Damn hot in Vegas for boots! Need steel toed flip flops.
Lol bro im in vegas too, just get the boots and do it, were men and in vegas with boots it makes you a terminator haha
fuckin steel to crocs 😂
I have steel toed shoes. There actually composite. I hang vinyl siding and found them a few years ago.
It's in the next episode..
Cut boots with chainsaw!
U can make everything out boots🙄
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Put some little LED lights in the holes make them flash when you do a burnout!
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I was thinking same thing
Yeah then you and other people that do this Would know who is secretly 💁♂️ &-&-& When its dark out be able to find each other easily 💁♂️💁♂️
Put that turkey thing in there too you know the one that makes noise when you squeeze it.
Thorogood boots are the best out there, literally have had mine 5 years now, been metal fabricating every day, and as comfortable as ever.
well he’s had 100 pairs
500 years worth
Lmfao, if you think these are the best then you obviously can't afford real boots. Custom hand built Wesco and Whites are the best, bar none. It's ok though, when I tell guys that my custom lineman boots are 1000$, they always try to talk up their boots as the best, 😂
TheRoadhammer379 If you can afford them, I’m happy for you man, and your right, I can’t afford those kinds of boots! For what I can afford, they are my favorite. God bless
$1000 for a pair of boots? Damn, I guess my $300 Throrogood Structural Firefighting boots are just pathetic then. Get real, man.
So basicily turn your leather boots into a pair of Nike air max
Yes
Thorogood are the only boots ive found where my feet don't kill me after a long day. Well worth the money.
Timberland work boots 🥾 not the normal timberlands are really good they cost more than thoogoods
My Thorogoods too!
Except i had to exchange them two different times at the whistle workwear because the steel toe kept digging in to the knuckle of my pinky toe. As soon as I got a pair that didn't do this? Dreeeeam boot! 🥾
For added style, screw in bolts into the holes.
Just adds wieght
rasheed D it was a joke.
Your a real dumbass
Mr.Richmond Saw you’re*
@@mreastla2953, says the dummy who doesn't spell you're right.
As a cobbler it's kinda funny seeing you do this.... definitely not recommended.... lol you can change the soles out for something softer.
Bobby Law me too! I’m a cobbler from NH
@@natedaub2858 glad there is a free of us out that know who to care for nice shoes.... lol this stuff I see people do on here makes me sad...
I just had my first reworked boot resole.
How great to not have to break the boots in again, the resole at $80 vs $275 new boot. And the cobbler knows what sole are softer....redip the hardshell or whatever. My 2 year old boots looked and felt better than new!
This guy is on dry ground i guess?
I cant for the life of me understand why anyone would spend 200+ on boots n drill holes in them hahahahhahahaha
David Lineberry you probably sit in a cube all day.
5:42 boots he's wearing, no holes.
I'm 41 year's old and have worked the majority of my life exactly how your described Steve. I'm on a concrete floor a minimum of 8 hours a day, at least 5 days a week usually more..Plus unlike most of today's youth I started working VERY young back in the early 90's at age 10 and have worked ever since.
Love to hear it! Keep grinding on man!
God bless!
I work in construction and I understand the concern about your back. I got myself a pair of custom made insoles and those insoles along with reasonably good boots put an end to my back and knee pain and plantar fasciitis.
People think I'm a little crazy drilling holes in the soles of my shoes, but for me it creates a nice cushion and lessons the impact on my feet. Works for me! Thanks for your comment!
Custom insoles changed my life to ❤️🔥
Man i have that facilities man that hurts when i get up in the morning to go to work or when im working and then take a break dam it kills me.
here I sit with no life watching a video of a man drilling holes in his work boots.
Damnit. & I just thought, Im a year late!!!
Dude!!! ... I wish I thought of this hack years ago .. 35 years of wearing work boots .. in all kinds of environments .. putting padding , socks .. ect.. I had the drills I used the torches .. all that gear .. Wow .. For all your peep's watchin this .. you are exactly .. Spot on ! When ur on your boots 12 to 18 hours a day .. you need .. Relief .. and you just showed .. how to fix the problem .. thank you man .. !
*Disclaimer* if you've owned a pair of boots for anything over 5 years and they are "still good" you're not a very hard worker.
I wear Ariats and after a year it's time for another pair
My rocky's last 2 years in concrete construction
I’ll wear a pair of redwing $300 boots out in a year and a half. They make good boots but don’t stand up to the railroad life very long.
@@zachgrant7240 I cant justify 300$ on boots to get destroyed and hardened by concrete, I buy rocky's and they are amazingly comfortable and still the soles are good the boots are just trashed
I got some chippewa super loggers cost a lil over 300 and they are not worth the money dont buy mine are about to shit the bed after 10 months
Once the souls wear down far enough to expose the holes , your left with a heavy lugged surface that has superior traction in both mud and snow . Whodathunkit ! That's getting your monies worth .
Laughing my ass off but you're right ! 👍😆👌🍻🍔
if you actually beleive that, then i got some old shitty boots i can sell you for cheap 😂😂👍👍
Holy shit, how can such a simple hack make such a big difference. Just drilled my first set of boots yesterday after wearing them for more than 30 years. What a tremendous difference that makes. Thank you
When do we get the video on how to make them cutoff shorts
This made me laugh for a good 30 seconds. Thanks
He sells them in his gift store lol
I go through my boots fast enough thanks 😂
I saw the holes, but now I know it was the mad genius that came up with the idea! 🤣🤣👍🏴
Hats off to you. So many work boot videos by people with soft hands. Good suggestion. Thanks.
Some skateboarders came up with non Newtonian soles and insoles. Its basically cornstarch and water. When its resting its fluid but on impact it stiffens up. Put some of that in there and you will have the ultimate impact absorbing boot. You are so right about being on concrete and asphalt all day it really takes its toll on the back.
Pretty cool idea. I was a jet engine mechanic and the oil could dissolve nearly any work boot sole material. I ended up with some boots that guys in the oil patch used.
What I've found to be extremely destructive is wallpaper remover for some reason... Ruined 2 pairs that way. The soles would just start falling apart...
moinmoin it destroys adhesives
@@xcofcd it is probably a fairly strong solvent, it is probably simultaneously dissolving the sole, and any adhesives.
I’ve always wondered about the holes in your boots!! Lol. I wear redwings and I’m in my boots 24/7 365 days a year and might have to try this. 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸
🍺 cheers to all fellow hard worker's
Will definitely try this! Have been on concrete working in a shop for 40 years.
Time for a signature series welderup thorogood boot ! looks like a good idea to me !
External rusty steel toecaps, rivets and weld seams? I'm feeling that style.
Thorogood will steal his idea he better patent it drillem up boots now available at your local dept store
That's what I was thinking. Wait 6 months and he'll be selling them.
Has to be personal preference, higher heel logger boots take the strain off your back. My first pair of logger boots had a real high heel. Best pair of boots I had for 10 years. My next pair were combat boots. My Uncle Sam gave me. The Army makes sure your feet knees and back are next to useless by the time your done.. Went back to Redwing when my ETS came.
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I did this after watching you do it, and now my feet aren't killing me, at the end of the day, anymore!!
Got a lotta steal in both my feet and this helped me more than all the $300 custom made insoles!!!
Thnx, B.P.
That's Great Brian! happy to hear it. I got a lot of flack about my boots but nice to hear it works for you. It certainly works for me.
At start 3:55 into the clip he states " basically this is ok to do, I've done it a hundred times ". I am officially impressed. Having learnt so much from this exceptional video, I wish to be the guy next in line to say, " Trust me, I have personally done this over a thousand times, and it works " ( 2 too ),
funny ha ha.
This is awesome for warm states! Anywhere it snows though all that snow in those holes turn to ice make em 10 pounds each... love the channel keep it up!!!
Lol no way dude. I would spend money on insoles before I would ever do this.
It works I was doing till they banned it on site if your wearing boots 10+ hours a day going up and down ladders and scaffolding it makes a huge difference
i think the insoles would cost a lot less than the industrial blowtorch to head up a rod
Its works, I've been doing it for years, this guy knows his shit.
Work for more than 40 yrs as a machinist steel toed boots as required and now my knees worn I know this would help thanks
As someone who has spent the majority of his working life on his feet I can totally understand why this works. A lot of people in the comments saying "Ever heard of insoles" , well given time on a hard surface insoles tend to loose their cushion effect. The true cushioning has to come from the midsole. The midsole is what responds to the surface with every step and absorbs the force.This is why sport companies invest more technology in the midsole e.g Adidas Boost/ Nike Air.
i love Thorogood wedge sole!!! UNION made in America!!!
I really watched this whole video 🤦♂️
Michael Brite lmao wtf right?
Just got my brand new Thorogood -American Heritage maxwear in the mail. My wife's acting all stupid, like I'm ruining them by making cushioning!?? I told her she's nuts. I can't wait to try out my new boots! Thanks man.
Best real world video I've seen in awhile. After working 27 years on hard ass steel mill floors my shit hurts after a shift. Going to do this, thanks!
Just when I thought I'd seen it all 😂😂
I never thought about doing that to my boots. Great idea! I think the best ideas to improve things comes from the people who use it everyday. Thanks Steve! Cant wait to see your next tip!
Good to see someone else is rocking american made boots. Rocking those on my feet right now on the jobsite. Crane operator used to hang iron. Rock on brother.
These boots are made for walking now. great video two thumbs up
I'm expecting a 5/16 hole
He pulls up with over a half lol
I'm doing this most definitely
For softer sole materials, leave boots in freezer for a good while, good clean edges.
Who did it go?
B00steDevil I hope you’re kidding. That’s the silliest shit I’ve ever seen done to a boot.
So how'd that work out for you??? Lolol
I get my thorogoods right from the factory, they sell the factory defects there.
Turbo 2 how does one go about that?
How ?
@@lambchopLSX87 I'm not 100% sure about the brand he's talking about but that's true for most brands, Carhartt stuff direct from their website is cheaper than in stores and you will find blem or defect stuff their on sale sometimes as well.
CASTRO45ACP thanks man, I need to find deals on fire rated clothing, I’m glad you said carhart because I didn’t think about that
Awesome tip for saving your back! I'm gonna share this with the guys at work.
There's only 3 boots on the top tier... Wesco, Hoffman and Whites. Most guys can't afford custom hand-built boots going for 700-1000$, but if you ever get the chance, there's no words to describe the comfort and durability.
I'll have to try the Darnell boot trick, at the end of the day when I take my boots off my dogs are barking. Thanks for sharing
Bro get yourself some better insoles too. I got replacement ones for my boots and they feel soo much nicer. Would try Steve's trick but mine aren't as heavy duty.
Jeffrey Collins for sure on the insoles , I have a pair of redwing loggers and the are great but the original insoles were falling apart, so I spent the 60 bucks for the redwing ones and the boots felt brand new after that
My dad wasn’t around so thanks for things like this.
You aren't the only one that looks up to youtubers as inspiration and someone to teach you something.
Dont go around saying stuff like this just take it in, learn and apply it to your life
The world is full of assholes waiting on something to make fun of someone for
Daddy!
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Daddy wasn't there,
To take me to the fair,
To cange my underwear,
It seems he doesn't caaaarrrrreeee!!!
Daddy wasn't there
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Daddy wasn't there,
To change my underwear,
It seems he doesn't care!
Daddy wasn't there!
(When I was first baptized,
When I was critizised,
When I was ostercised,
When I was jazzercised,
Steak and Kidney Pies,
One hour martinized,
When I was Circumcised!...
Daddy wasn'there)
To take me to the fair,
To change my underwear,
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You're dad would call you a dumbass for ruining your boots don't listen to this idiot
The best thing about this video is the milwaukee. Should’ve used a 3/16 to 1/2 uní bit. Ive only been wearing work boots for 17 years and know that. LOL!! Love your work!!
I wouldn't do this but I definitely appreciate the concept. Now I understand why hiking boots are easier on one's back...Its tough finding a work boot that suits all the specifics needs of the job.
Best boots made I've been wearing Thorogood boots for 7 years and I will not buy any other boot
Probably because you have never owned Whites or Wesco boots.
@@TheRoadhammer379 man Whites ! I seen a cut through view of their boots and the footbed had 7 layers....they will be my next pair probably.
Better then redwing? I was thinking about thoroughgood next to get something actually made in America. What’s these whites you speak of? Probably too fancy for what I’d been using (red wings or danners since day 1 lol)
Thorogood, union made in America
@@chrisoconnor3119 they wedge sole or they have a heel?
Instead of drilling holes in thorogoods I just buy Red Wings.
Same, my Thorogood boots are definitely the best boots I've ever owned
Redwins I paid 230 and lasted me 8 months... my thorogoods are over a year old and I still love em
Junk
Got my Thorogood 6-inch Moc Toe 5 years ago and I got to say the best boots I've ever had I can't imagine having anything else on my feet. They are proudly Union made in the USA🇺🇸
Love my thorogood boots !Have had them on my feet for nearly 3 years now . Gotta treat your feet right
Then they’d wear out quick along the sides in my work, I just take out existing sole insert n use good gel ones
Cauterizing the hole help prevent splitting too.
Don’t think I’d ever drill out my boots, but will keep this idea in my head.
Not for everybody for sure but for my feet it really helps. Thanks for watching!
I live in OZ and we have a brand called Steel Blue, best boots ever they have built in gel pads ( heel and other spots ) and you can live in them, they are that comfortable. If you come across them do yourself a favour ang try them. Your feet will love you. I'm 62 and in construction work and have tried a few different brands out there
I used to wear steel blues till a mate got me into the fancy brown lace up Rossi Boots. The Rossi's are like walking on a matress. Super comfy.
I used to wear redback but the soles are too soft I kept wearing them out and i have now gone to steel blue...I do wear my boots for at least 17 to 19 hours a day..and even to the beach as Steve said
@@bingysbackyard u sleep with them on ?
I like it a lot 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 great learning✊🏻✊🏻more tricks 🙏🏻🙏🏻
The only thing I question is what if rocks get in them holes walking around a jobsite ?
Well he did say steel industry.
Looks like it's worth a try if your not going to be outside much.
@@rdktbc maybe he did I missed that but there are also gravel yards at steel plants sometimes those guys have to go out in the yard and do layout for the welders / fabricators I'm speaking on I beam steel companies not auto shop mig welders no disrespect to them but the sole protects your feet and the perfect boot will never be designed time on your feet matters the most
@@kaleip do you think we could accomplish the same effect of we seal them with gasket maker or even just hotglue
@@rdktbc I would consider the foaming insulation in s spray can...light weight flexible and sealed. I work in asphalt roads nothing can withstand diesel fuel and heat on boots so the farther away my feet are away from heat the better this hack won't work for me
Thorogoods are all I wear these exact ones there the lightest most comfortable boots ever even the met guard style are awesome my advise everyone should have a pair of these
Love it. Not only are you the best rat rod builder but the best. Love a learned alot about rat rods.thank you.
I've been in construction for 38 years. This wouldn't fly at all.
He does this to every pair of boots he owns, except the ones he's wearing at 5:44
Eric Lodge Hahaha wtf
Boot company should get together with Steve and start making the Welder up boot design line
Recently switched to thoroughgoods and love them, definitely a quality boot. I always wore pull on cowboy boots but had to seitch for better ankle support. But they arent nearly as comfy, I will be trying this for sure!
sounds like my ex, she had a very dense sole
Russell Francis Sr. And likely had every hole drilled right? Ya! She did for sure lol
Your ex has a soul? You lucky bastard.😒
You added an ‘S’ to the word ‘he’. No biggie, we all have our typos.
Yep my ex's sole has many holes
Russell Francis Sr. And im sure you were mr wonderful.
Don’t take clothing tips from a guy in jorts
APACHE529CREWCHIEF Why cause you can’t pull them off? Lol
You are a damn GENIUS, im the same way, standing on a concrete floor all day and i need to do these to my boots. An old pair anyway. I would of never thought of that.
I've already hung up my boots but if I had not of done that, I would try this little trick. I don't even have boots anymore, not one pair. Done
No offense but I don’t recommend doing this. They have inserts for the boots and that does the job. And it’s thousands of times better.
Yup. There are boots with softer soles but they don’t last as long. It’s best to just spend money on inserts and never do this. It ruins the soles and can make the boots wear out faster. I wear a pair of them for work. A good pair of insoles will do the trick. If you want a really good one you would have to do some research on them.
Don't live in fear
That’s what’s I need water in my boots
C M drill through the sole instead
The Concrete Cowboy doesn’t matter still a hole in your boot???
You won’t end up with water in your boot if you don’t drill through the midsole. It’ll just be through the sole and if it’s a soft sole like that it’s already full of holes basically as it’s an open cell foam anyway
If you're a bigger guy like me 6'1" 300 lbs, the logger style boot is amazing for your back and legs.
They have a tall heel that keeps you up right.
Yes they take some getting used to.
However once you get used to them, you won't want any other style of boot.
As a 6ft 290lb person I can confirm. I’ll only ever own logger boots.
@@williamcurry3318 wow, I had no idea that they would be beneficial in such a way! I’m gonna have to try some loggers now
@@powers1776reset they are life changing. I have Georgia G7313 loggers for work and Redwing Loggermax 4420 for my casual boots.
The Innovator !!!!!
I ALWAYS love youre creativity and imagination Steve !!! Keep knocking it out of the park bro !!
And yes all day on concrete is brutal on your hips and back !!
I like chips, had the pair for 6 years and hopefully I’ll have em for another 6 years
6 years? What kinda work do you do? Drive truck?
@@dabbking 🤣🤣🤣
@@ghostspiritride Canadian "Eh"? lol
@@dabbking A utube editor, wears them out walking to the water cooler and candy machines
logging and excavation. I stopped wearing them to work cause i cant find another pair to buy
No way he's walking " 10 miles " a day in that shop, lol.
Customer Service, 10 miles a day might be a bit overestimated but in a similar shop where I work I walk an average 4-7 miles in my 8-12 hour day
I can definitely say I walk around 5 or 6 miles a day in my 10 hour shift in the shop, constantly moving like that you definitely rack up the distance before you know it
@@jr.daniels7750 As a person who runs 5 to 6 miles a day in a addition to what I walk on the large offices campus I work at. I think 10 miles is A LOT of walking to be racking up in just a warehouse/ shop. The have step a mile counters if you want to verify. I could see possibly racking up 5 and under. 10 is just inaccurate, IMO. If you're putting in 10 in your shop alone you might want to think about ways of reorganizing to be more efficient. 👍🏻I suppose it depends on the function of your work.
I walked 10-14 miles a day when I worked in a stamping plant
@@jamiemeadows7569 Was your job walking laps around the facility, lol. 👍🏻😂
I’ll try that on my next pair of boots I get in the next few weeks, thanks Steve for the serious life hack!
Did you ruin the boots ? Lol
I haven’t owned a pair of shoes in years and just got a new pair of boots last week. Still wearing my old boots in the shop most of the day while I’m breaking my new ones in so I’m gonna go try this on my old boots right now.
Whites handcrafted in Spokane are the best boots ever
I would agree with you but you forgot Wesco. But you do know quality, Whites are superb.
Whites are the best boots you can buy!
Whites are crap now that they sold out to overseas ownets and their customer service is horrible at best. I know as my work is only a mile away. Had back problems until I quit wearing them.
They make whites right here in Spokane Hawthorne's arnt part of whites anymore they are made over seas but whites are made here in Spokane wa you can watch them make your boots they also have a place in billings mt
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Im in boots all day every day...Found a good boot, comfortable, inexpensive and long lasting. Try a Schmidt boot from Tractor Supply. Less than 80 bucks, and lasted two years before the bottom finally wore through.
Okay TH-cam I watched it.
As someone who has spent nearly 25 years in the trades, you can live and die on your feet depending on how well you want to take care of your feet. That being said I am no stranger to spending +$250 on a good pair of boots. Composite cap, steel cap, metal shank, boots for welding, boots with extra ankle support. You name I've bought it, tried it, and probably over the years, I still have a boot for every occasion.
With 2 exceptions:
1 if the leather is cut over the toe insert, fix it with a tube of tuff toe and now you have a broken in well worn back up boot. Pony up. It's time for new boots
So if you think drilling holes in your foot's investment seems smart, don't be the one in today's blue-collar workforce to get jammed up on a work comp injury claim because you didn't wear thicker socks or insoles. Don't put some stupid advice into some wet behind the ear kid, who hasn't time on the job to lean back on, when he uses your example of stupidity maybe only getting fired.....or worse hurt.
So take the money that this idiot used to buy a nice quality cordless drill with the extra "voids manufacturer warranty setting while drilling work boot soles" and buy a good pair of boots that will save your feet. Also for about $80-90 you can get "Your" well broken boots resoled, and if you want to change the sole it's cheaper than buying and breaking in new boots.
It's all in the name.
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I just did this to a brand new pair of Airmax and it worked great.
This is such a great idea.
I have some slip on Thorogoods that I should try this out.
I live my life in boots and crocks haha! Thank you Steve! And his media crew!
WHY NOT JUST BUY BOOTS WITH SORBOTHANE SOLES ON THEM, OUR BOOTS IN NZ ALL HAVE IT IN THEM.
Your high if you think I'm drilling holes in my boot
@RSSS68 Camaro I'm in water alot
Yeah the worlds flat an u like square wheels
I blew out my hit of weed laughing as I read your comment 😂🤣
This comment was meant for ben jeffers?
I have Timberland Pros, expensive, but lord I love those boots - six years of service and counting - and more comfortable than many sneakers I’ve worn. Composite toe-cap so I sail through TSA at the airport (steel makes them nervous 😊)
Way cool small things that help your back with all the work that gets done in a pair of boots
I can see the boot manufacturers seeing this and thinking "fuck, why didn't we think of that?"... They'll be in your nearby walmart soon, watch..
Yep.
Just buy a pair of doc Martens...
Gotta wonder why they aren't using softer materials or doing something similar already.
@@kinguin7 softer materials would probably wear faster.
James Scheppegrell
They do FXD boots in Australia are made from lighter materials and have a composite toe as light as my sk8 shoes from the 2000’s
Just have to find the right brands
What’s he wearin’ if his boots is on the table? Bare footin’?
Black socks
To be honest welder up is the Bob Ross of rat rods lol
Someone didn’t watch to the end of the video!
Another pair of boots without holes drilled in them lol. Other people pointed it out in comments
I work in a tire/auto shop and I am going to try this on my Herman Drillers. You need to patent this idea before some Chinese boot company does. Wish I would've thought about this when I had my Snap-On boots. Omg those were heavy. Especially compared to my Herman's I've been wearing the past couple years.
Cool ima try it out...worked on concrete my whole life.autobody&paint.those who havnt just dont know. An 18 hour day on them floors....its hard on everything.knees legs feet back
Looked on your website. couldn’t find the shirt you’re wearing, love it.
Hey what's the story of the kinevil rocket up on the racking behind you Steve?
Neat hack - never would have thought of that.
Hell yeah Steve you're the man you're always Innovative especially with your cars and now your boots LOL awesome tip I've been in the car industry almost all my life I'm 58 years old and I have been on my feet everyday and have worn out boots work shoes you name it now I'm buying a pair of Thorogood
Just tried this with my Dr Martens... Guess it's time to buy some more boots 🤪
Just get a bottle of green slime good as new
Lol, puncture those boots