Great to see a video, Thank you for sacrificing your boot for our knowledge,I have pair of the "cheaper" boots and wondered how it was made, I had a pair back in the day that came apart where the material meets the rubber , but I agree there good for the money, thanks again , hope to see ya sooner rather than later, Lol,
Thank you for the review. Confirms my believe, not to buy Chinese boots. Just ordered a pair of old original German Baltes jungle boots for the same price. Unused pair. Looking forward to try these.
My friend I had a punji stick go through my ankle while wearing those boots in, DaNang, South Vietnam in 1966. They were made to keep our feet dry in the hot climate in Vietnam. But not if you slipped and fell into a rice paddy.
Picked up a pair for 35 bucks at the local army surplus today, figured that much about the " leather" from looking at them but for the price what the hell support a local business, thanks for the review
I live in a tropical country and have some experience with combat/jungle boots, this one not so bad though i’ve seen worse but i won’t recommend if anybody wants a “good” pair of boots. Imo, nothing beats US made jungle boots though my country’s army issue jungle boots are better than cheap Chinese made boots but still worse than US Vietnam war jungle boots which is one of my favorite boots ever and luckily it’s not so difficult to find in my country, just might a bit expensive. Good video btw❤
Great to see a video, Thank you for sacrificing your boot for our knowledge,I have pair of
the "cheaper" boots and wondered how it was made, I had a pair back in the day that
came apart where the material meets the rubber , but I agree there good for the money,
thanks again , hope to see ya sooner rather than later, Lol,
I'm so happy to see you making more videos again. Missed your videos for the past few years.
Thank you for the review. Confirms my believe, not to buy Chinese boots. Just ordered a pair of old original German Baltes jungle boots for the same price. Unused pair. Looking forward to try these.
My friend I had a punji stick go through my ankle while wearing those boots in, DaNang, South Vietnam in 1966. They were made to keep our feet dry in the hot climate in Vietnam. But not if you slipped and fell into a rice paddy.
Get some rothco jungle boots I've had mine for two years and they are still holding up good
Picked up a pair for 35 bucks at the local army surplus today, figured that much about the " leather" from looking at them but for the price what the hell support a local business, thanks for the review
Great stuff! 👍
I live in a tropical country and have some experience with combat/jungle boots, this one not so bad though i’ve seen worse but i won’t recommend if anybody wants a “good” pair of boots. Imo, nothing beats US made jungle boots though my country’s army issue jungle boots are better than cheap Chinese made boots but still worse than US Vietnam war jungle boots which is one of my favorite boots ever and luckily it’s not so difficult to find in my country, just might a bit expensive. Good video btw❤
I know they are expensive but should have got Rocky’s
The way the Native American cries at the sight of litter in those old commercials; that's the way a Chinese kid was crying when you gutted the boot. 😂
You ever get your wall tent fix up man.
Just outta curiosity how’s that SAS Siege hold up? Didn’t know if it was worth gettin one
It's still as good as ever. I'd buy it again for sure.
@@WiggysWilderness alright thanks man I appreciate it!
Ok size13 us jungle boots
The best shoe for jungles is a pair of tire sandals, everything else seems to simply rot, and rot your feet with them
Should have gave them to somebody that needed boots
In this case, ya get what you pay for! thanks Wiggs....
Man those boots are terrible.Tell me about that knife.
Hardest soles known to man!
Your feet grew