Fun story. I bought a pair of these Ariat Ostrich at a thrift store for $50. They squeaked like mad. Lots of baby powder fixed that. I’ve found the leather to be very tight(doesn’t breathe) making my feet sweat. Very comfortable though.
From the stories that I’ve been told as a Texan, ostrich leather is mostly appealing due to it’s freshness. Wearing thicker boots in this heat is not always the most comfortable, so this leather offers a nice little balance
I used to eat ostrich meat all the time in the late 90s/ early 00s, but I haven't seen it on sale in years. I guess you can get it online, I'll have to look.
I bought a pair of ostrich skin cowboy boots in the early 90's in Kentucky(?). Black. I still have them. They are super light, still super flexible and I am very happy with them. They have been re-soled a couple of times. These boots are for show, not for working on the ranch. Great video.
@RoseAnvil could you do an episode or two on wide width boots? It would be great to know which use wider footbeds versus which just add extra fabric onto the D bed. Also, knowing which have wider toe boxes would be helpful.
Never really thought about the history of ostrich leather specifically. Pretty interesting! I only have a belt made from it so I wouldn't be able to test maximum durability, but it's held up great over at least 6 years and I love the look. It's a little too loud for me on shoes but a great look on a belt. It was surprising how weak it seemed compared to its reputation.
I have been wearing ostrich boots for over 30years , but my favorite bootmaker is Lucchese : and yes , it’s all about the feel and look. Love those bumps. My second fav skin is kangaroo. I have a couple of dozen boots of different skins. Nice vid!
I've always loved my ostrich boots over the years but never knew the history, thanks. Only thing is now I have to know the history of all my other exotic leather boots.
I have Ostrich in leg, smooth, and of course quilled. In quality boots my favorite thing is how they go on a bit snug and loosen just right in the first few minutes. Correct fitting ostrich boots should do this every time. The leather also breathes better than bovine, and most other leathers. One of my favorite hides…and I have all the hides Ariat “donated” and many more. Ostrich, in all its forms remains one of my favorite.
I live in Thailand and one of the main sources of leather here ia buffalo hide, from the Asian water buffalo. When I was lad (a long, long time ago) I had some saddle bags custom made for my big bike. I was advised to use buffalo leather, because it does not burn, the bags being located right above the exhaust when in situ.They never did burn too, so I guess I was well advised. Any thoughts or knowledge on this fact?
all i have worn is ostrich since 2016. The look is great. They are more comfortable but that could be just the extras added because of the price. The main thing is they are easier to maintain. My cow leather before took a lot of polishing to keep them good looking, maybe weekly. The ostrich, I would clean and polish once a month. They were fine after rain and easy to knock off dust. I only replaced the Cav's and Lamas because of a bad sole replacement job during covid labor shortage and my normal boot smith was closed. I've had Cavanders, Tony Lama, and BlackJack ostrich.
Ostrich, for me, is by for the most comfortable leather once they are broken in. I’ve worn all types of different leathers, and wear boots every day…hands down, ostrich. That’s all I wear. I have smooth ostrich for casual and full quill for everyday/formal wear.
Just found your channel, so maybe this is a bit too off topic. I am curious on your evaluation of motorbike boots, Daytona is the alleged peak in quality. Of course the safety aspects are rather special, with metal plates in the sole and such, but the judgement of a professional would be very interesting :)
There's a few videos on TH-cam of the mexico boots fabrication and it looks like they make them in lots and lots of parts , some thing gos for the leather jackets are shoes in general, all the videos I've seen are the same and that's why they are so affordable.
Can you do some moccasin/ slipper reviews? I don’t know if it’d be useful for others, but Christmas is coming up and my LL Bean moccasins are wearing out and I’m wondering if there’s a better option
Definitely love seeing the history of the leather. Yeah, Ariat kinda came out of left field with those boots, I genuinely did not expect them to make a pair of boots like that. Ok, you got me at the end
My experience with ostrich boots is that they stretch a lot more than leather. They are soo soft wearing. If you purchase a pair, try them on, you may need to get a more narrow pair to fit properly after they stretch.
Decades ago I bought a pair of ostrich Justin's that were ostrich all the way to the top. They seemed like that hide was significantly thicker than described here, but whatever, I liked them and they were comfortable and durable enough for the occasions I wore them. These Ariats are better built than I thought, being 3/4 welt, pretty traditional builds. I thought they'd be tennis shoe garbage. Good video.
Rose anvil can you do more cowboy boots. Boots like double H and Justin boots. Or even heavy hitters like Rios of Mercedes or other brands. We need solid reviews. Thanks man
Great video thank you for doing this. I've been looking into getting a pair of ostrich leather boots and this video has helped me with the "research" on it
I love my Justin full quill ostrich boots. Tho, with the cold weather around, I think I’ll be saving them for spring and summer. My feet were freezing in the fall. Probably too thin a leather. However, so soft and comfortable. I think ostrich is worth the price. But if you don’t want to spend the full quill price, buy smooth ostrich. Same soft leather, but without the extreme quill bumps.
Hey Wes, Happy Thanksgiving you magnificent bastard! Thanks for the Big Bird break down. Off subject, while looking at shoes during a visit to Norstums Rack, sitting on the shelf were a pair of Alan Edmonds "Briggs" for $120 (with credit card subscription.) $160 sale price. After watching so many of your vidies evaluating the boot on sight, less x-ray vision, proved a mix bag of nuts, but the price was soooo tempting. The boots could be a great candidate for a bisection- A diehard fan, JP
It's an odd aspect of Ostrich leather. The strongest flesh segment of ostrich is the calf and foot, which isn't cherished as much because it lacks the signature plumage pattern. It does however have an interesting, almost reptilian pattern that's quite nice. I occasionally use it in crafting wallets and it's inexpensive, handsome, light weight and extremely long lasting. *shrugs*
funny enough I bought those same kinds of boots for my dad for christmas and they just came in like yesterday. Good looking boots and I know he'll only wear them for like parties so I am not concerned about the durability. Cool to see a video about the benchmade line. Granted I was hoping for more a a wear review but seeing it destroyed for science is pretty cool.
Professional leather worker here- in my experience ostrich is basically exactly how you depicted it. It sucks in terms of durability, but it looks different and people like that. The only way to keep it from ripping or shriveling is to cement it to a nice thick slab of veg. I got a complaint a few years back from a guy who ordered a ostrich holster for a colt python. He said that I cheated him because it was just "wrapped" in ostrich. I tried explaining to him that yeah, of course its wrapped. Without a backing it would basically be a very weak stretchy sock
Never really thought about the functional aspect of ostrich leather so for me, ostrich leather has always been purely aesthetics. Not in a bad way cause I do love the look, but like I said, never thought about the actual durability and stuff
Ostrich boots are mainly worn for the looks in dress situations. I have had a pair of Lucheses for years. Holds up great with normal wear. Not a work boot or for real cowboying.
Ostrich really needs preparing before use. The easiest way to do this is to paint the flesh side with Tokonole and burnish with a glass slicker. If it’s still loose and fuzzy do it again. Next hammer down the bumps so it keeps the look without being rough and always back it with either 3-4oz cow or non stretch membrane and 3-4oz cow
I have never wore this model of boot, but I have three pair of Ariats. The first thing I noticed is they make you walk a little different, which is better for your posture. I think it has to do with their stabilization footbed. They are comfortable right out of the box. All 3 soles are rubber and work well for traction.
So, I think the part that you didn't factor in is that ostrich leather doesn't scuff or scratch as easily, I dont know if you test that, but most of all, as you stated, it tested on the higher end of along with mammal leathers but it's much lighter weight. So, when you factor in grain for grain of weight it is actually twice as strong, the weight makes it just as strong but you're getting a lighter product. I love ostrich leather, for the feel, durability, flexibility and lighter weight. The reason it costs so much more is that you can only get 1/3 the amount from a single animal as you can with cow leathers.
I have had croc, ostrich, deer and pig skin leathers along with cow leather. Ostrich leather is best for summer. It’s extreme airy. Second best is cow leather. Ostrich also lasts longer. Croc, is warm and not so flexible. Deer and pig leathers are very hot.
I’d be interested to know where kangaroo rates on the various tests. Some of the best boots I ever had were kangaroo from Laramie boot company. If anybody knows what company might have a fit like Laramie had I’d sure like to know. They were my favorites. It was the perfect fit while putting them on it was struggle struggle and then pop as they went on. Perfect 🤩
Exeleng construction! I wonder why moste of the cowboy boots have synthetic counter, can they work with full leather ones considering how the putting boots on and off works on them
Seems mainly ostrich skin adds to initial confort and looks for shure. I wonder how the leg leather is vs quilted body leather of ostrich performance is
Amazing discounts on RA products, got a belt, can't wait. Did you think about making instrument straps? could be a hit IMO, I'd love to have a true high quality 2.5-3.5" leather strap for my guitars.
as a leatherworker, i can say, for certain, that normal wear & tear has less of an effect on ostrich hide compared to that of cowhide. you can easily scratch boot leather with your thumbnail. the same scratching on ostrich leaves no real marks. with the same amount of use, it will last a noticeably longer, and have less wear marks than cowhide. IMHO, ostrich boots are best for casual wearing, or riding, but they’re a waste of money if one uses them for general choring or as work boots.
Happy Turkey Day!! It's about the look, and them boots look nice. I'm thankful for you cutting boots in half and dissecting the boots for us so we don't have to!! Ha... 😅😂🦃🙏🏻
Some customers ask for this to be fitted to their Rolls-Royce (an expensive option) it's one of the worst-looking materials I have ever seen. Great video as usual though 👏
I have a pair of ostrich skin Luccheses I bought in December 2012. My wife gave me a pair of calf/cow Luccheses as a wedding gift when we got married in September 2013. So, my boots are 10 and almost 11 years old. Between the two, the Ostrich has held up better over time. I was never consistent about conditioning them and the cow leather boots have cracked in a few places. Ostrich has no problems whatsoever. Now, I am not a hard user of these boots. I am not a cowboy (I’m sure you’re shocked). But it may be that Ostrich just wears longer with less maintenance. That quality would be hard to measure and quantify for a TH-cam video.
I wanna know more about the rubber aspects of the sole. Anything interesting there? Certainly looks different. I’ve been wondering about Ariat. They do interesting stuff with denim: lots of stretch but extra thick. anyway, I’m glad to know all the farm boys in Kentucky I see sporting these boots are getting their money’s worth.
Went to Ag school about 20ml from Klein Karoo. There is MUCH more to how the birds got to the USA, smuggling, diamond harvesting w/ Ostriches etc. Anyways yes it was a monopoly pretty much still with a name of Saag Jonker.
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What about caguama' skin boots...it that a real thing?
Test kangaroo leather next, I’ve heard similar claims to Ostrich leather
Happy bird day
Very topical
Thanks!
Turkey or Ostrich. Both tasty!
Fun story. I bought a pair of these Ariat Ostrich at a thrift store for $50. They squeaked like mad. Lots of baby powder fixed that. I’ve found the leather to be very tight(doesn’t breathe) making my feet sweat. Very comfortable though.
Baby powder? My year old kangaroo grant stones squeak like a bitch as of 2 months ago. How do I apply it?
You got fake one. Ostrich leather is very airy. That price should have been the hint. Try mezlan for genuine one.
@@z00011001or Justin’s but that’s fine too
From the stories that I’ve been told as a Texan, ostrich leather is mostly appealing due to it’s freshness. Wearing thicker boots in this heat is not always the most comfortable, so this leather offers a nice little balance
جيد ولكن عندما نمتطي الخيل والماشية يخرب بسرعة
Ostrich feathers are still used to make feather bonnets worn by pipe bands and Highland regiments. Ostrich also make for a pretty good burger as well.
I used to eat ostrich meat all the time in the late 90s/ early 00s, but I haven't seen it on sale in years. I guess you can get it online, I'll have to look.
I bought a pair of ostrich skin cowboy boots in the early 90's in Kentucky(?). Black. I still have them. They are super light, still super flexible and I am very happy with them. They have been re-soled a couple of times. These boots are for show, not for working on the ranch. Great video.
@RoseAnvil could you do an episode or two on wide width boots? It would be great to know which use wider footbeds versus which just add extra fabric onto the D bed. Also, knowing which have wider toe boxes would be helpful.
Never really thought about the history of ostrich leather specifically. Pretty interesting! I only have a belt made from it so I wouldn't be able to test maximum durability, but it's held up great over at least 6 years and I love the look. It's a little too loud for me on shoes but a great look on a belt.
It was surprising how weak it seemed compared to its reputation.
I have been wearing ostrich boots for over 30years , but my favorite bootmaker is Lucchese : and yes , it’s all about the feel and look. Love those bumps. My second fav skin is kangaroo. I have a couple of dozen boots of different skins. Nice vid!
That’s what I have a pair of Randells.
I've always loved my ostrich boots over the years but never knew the history, thanks. Only thing is now I have to know the history of all my other exotic leather boots.
I have Ostrich in leg, smooth, and of course quilled. In quality boots my favorite thing is how they go on a bit snug and loosen just right in the first few minutes. Correct fitting ostrich boots should do this every time. The leather also breathes better than bovine, and most other leathers. One of my favorite hides…and I have all the hides Ariat “donated” and many more. Ostrich, in all its forms remains one of my favorite.
I live in Thailand and one of the main sources of leather here ia buffalo hide, from the Asian water buffalo. When I was lad (a long, long time ago) I had some saddle bags custom made for my big bike. I was advised to use buffalo leather, because it does not burn, the bags being located right above the exhaust when in situ.They never did burn too, so I guess I was well advised. Any thoughts or knowledge on this fact?
all i have worn is ostrich since 2016. The look is great. They are more comfortable but that could be just the extras added because of the price. The main thing is they are easier to maintain. My cow leather before took a lot of polishing to keep them good looking, maybe weekly. The ostrich, I would clean and polish once a month. They were fine after rain and easy to knock off dust. I only replaced the Cav's and Lamas because of a bad sole replacement job during covid labor shortage and my normal boot smith was closed. I've had Cavanders, Tony Lama, and BlackJack ostrich.
I love how careful Wes is being with say KK ... LK
Ostrich, for me, is by for the most comfortable leather once they are broken in. I’ve worn all types of different leathers, and wear boots every day…hands down, ostrich. That’s all I wear. I have smooth ostrich for casual and full quill for everyday/formal wear.
that KNOCKED LOOSE hat tho..... my boy weston throwin spinning kicks in these boots
kislux I love you so much and watching your videos makes my day brighter
Just found your channel, so maybe this is a bit too off topic. I am curious on your evaluation of motorbike boots, Daytona is the alleged peak in quality. Of course the safety aspects are rather special, with metal plates in the sole and such, but the judgement of a professional would be very interesting :)
I would like to see a stingray leather video aswell from you.
Totally agree stingray leather is toughhhhh
Check out Silverado boots. Made by Abilene boot company. Based in Somerset PA. Claims to be USA made
I just bought a pair of the Clanton (Bison), they're super nice, for the money. So comfy, right out the gate!
There's a few videos on TH-cam of the mexico boots fabrication and it looks like they make them in lots and lots of parts , some thing gos for the leather jackets are shoes in general, all the videos I've seen are the same and that's why they are so affordable.
I'm surprised to learn that anybody thought there were performance benefits to ostrich leather. I just like it because it looks cool.
I have an ostrich wallet. It looks flimsy and weak. But the texture is unique to the point that it’s worth it
Ostrich leather is soft, supple, and incredibly comfortable. I tend to wear my ostrich boots more than my others.
my sis had a hand bag
Agreed, same here
loving the knocked loose hat weston!!
Can you do some moccasin/ slipper reviews? I don’t know if it’d be useful for others, but Christmas is coming up and my LL Bean moccasins are wearing out and I’m wondering if there’s a better option
They should use the ostrich skin for smaller part of the upper lining like for cap toe's only to look unique.
Ian Harold gardener boots, another aussie Chelsea boot. Could be worthy to cut up. See how they compare to RM Williams. They look funky too
Love seeing the knocked loose hat
I felt this wonderful feeling in my mind, body and soul when she said “I prefer kislux
You are spot on with this video, great work sir!
Lol the very end of this video killed me, full-blown David Lynch 😂👀🚨👹 love all the vids, love the channel, longtime follower
Definitely love seeing the history of the leather.
Yeah, Ariat kinda came out of left field with those boots, I genuinely did not expect them to make a pair of boots like that.
Ok, you got me at the end
My experience with ostrich boots is that they stretch a lot more than leather. They are soo soft wearing. If you purchase a pair, try them on, you may need to get a more narrow pair to fit properly after they stretch.
Most comfortable watch strap I own, also ages beautyfully
Yep super comfortable. I have a fused toe and ostrich leather helps make boots comfortable
Decades ago I bought a pair of ostrich Justin's that were ostrich all the way to the top. They seemed like that hide was significantly thicker than described here, but whatever, I liked them and they were comfortable and durable enough for the occasions I wore them. These Ariats are better built than I thought, being 3/4 welt, pretty traditional builds. I thought they'd be tennis shoe garbage. Good video.
Rose anvil can you do more cowboy boots. Boots like double H and Justin boots. Or even heavy hitters like Rios of Mercedes or other brands. We need solid reviews. Thanks man
What i like about them is zero nreak in time. With proper care they remain consistent over time
Excellent ! As always, I'm going to ask for a review of my Red Wing Pecos 1155 cut in half 😊
Great video thank you for doing this. I've been looking into getting a pair of ostrich leather boots and this video has helped me with the "research" on it
I love my Justin full quill ostrich boots. Tho, with the cold weather around, I think I’ll be saving them for spring and summer. My feet were freezing in the fall. Probably too thin a leather.
However, so soft and comfortable. I think ostrich is worth the price. But if you don’t want to spend the full quill price, buy smooth ostrich. Same soft leather, but without the extreme quill bumps.
01:41 Props to the script writing (and quasi-kinetic typography). I always appreciate awesome alliteration. 😅
They are very comfortable with very little break in and they do look unique.
Hey Wes, Happy Thanksgiving you magnificent bastard! Thanks for the Big Bird break down. Off subject, while looking at shoes during a visit to Norstums Rack, sitting on the shelf were a pair of Alan Edmonds "Briggs" for $120 (with credit card subscription.) $160 sale price. After watching so many of your vidies evaluating the boot on sight, less x-ray vision, proved a mix bag of nuts, but the price was soooo tempting. The boots could be a great candidate for a bisection- A diehard fan, JP
I decided to get two pairs of Ariat Benchmade's (Bison & European Elk [Moose]) instead of a pair of Chisos. They're pretty good!
It's an odd aspect of Ostrich leather. The strongest flesh segment of ostrich is the calf and foot, which isn't cherished as much because it lacks the signature plumage pattern. It does however have an interesting, almost reptilian pattern that's quite nice. I occasionally use it in crafting wallets and it's inexpensive, handsome, light weight and extremely long lasting. *shrugs*
funny enough I bought those same kinds of boots for my dad for christmas and they just came in like yesterday. Good looking boots and I know he'll only wear them for like parties so I am not concerned about the durability. Cool to see a video about the benchmade line. Granted I was hoping for more a a wear review but seeing it destroyed for science is pretty cool.
Professional leather worker here- in my experience ostrich is basically exactly how you depicted it. It sucks in terms of durability, but it looks different and people like that. The only way to keep it from ripping or shriveling is to cement it to a nice thick slab of veg. I got a complaint a few years back from a guy who ordered a ostrich holster for a colt python. He said that I cheated him because it was just "wrapped" in ostrich. I tried explaining to him that yeah, of course its wrapped. Without a backing it would basically be a very weak stretchy sock
Never really thought about the functional aspect of ostrich leather so for me, ostrich leather has always been purely aesthetics. Not in a bad way cause I do love the look, but like I said, never thought about the actual durability and stuff
That's some fantastic editing going on there
Can you review Scarpa Fuegos? They are a very tough hiking boot meant for wildland firefighting
Are you even Mexican if you've never had ostrich boots?
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Depends, its an aquired look
It's the look bit also, most importantly, it's so much more comfortable a light. Get a half size down, and they mold to you perfectly.
my grandma got an ostrich purse awhile ago and i was checking the leather out and i could really see the appeal
I remember the first time I saw a guy wearing them in the 90s and thinking how cool is that!!!
Great! Can you doo stingray boots review at some point? Thanks, I love the channel!
Honest review! I appreciated it!
Ostrich boots are mainly worn for the looks in dress situations. I have had a pair of Lucheses for years. Holds up great with normal wear. Not a work boot or for real cowboying.
Ostrich really needs preparing before use. The easiest way to do this is to paint the flesh side with Tokonole and burnish with a glass slicker. If it’s still loose and fuzzy do it again. Next hammer down the bumps so it keeps the look without being rough and always back it with either 3-4oz cow or non stretch membrane and 3-4oz cow
You should make a video about the new nocta air force 1s. Nike says that this time it really just has a better quality leather
I would like to see the bison leather!
Love the new series of unique leathers
Is it more desirable to have a tighter pattern with smaller quill holes? Or larger, more spaced out?
I have never wore this model of boot, but I have three pair of Ariats. The first thing I noticed is they make you walk a little different, which is better for your posture. I think it has to do with their stabilization footbed. They are comfortable right out of the box. All 3 soles are rubber and work well for traction.
So, I think the part that you didn't factor in is that ostrich leather doesn't scuff or scratch as easily, I dont know if you test that, but most of all, as you stated, it tested on the higher end of along with mammal leathers but it's much lighter weight. So, when you factor in grain for grain of weight it is actually twice as strong, the weight makes it just as strong but you're getting a lighter product.
I love ostrich leather, for the feel, durability, flexibility and lighter weight.
The reason it costs so much more is that you can only get 1/3 the amount from a single animal as you can with cow leathers.
I got my R Watson ostrich boots because of the light weight and comfortably of them
You should do a video on stingray leather
I have had croc, ostrich, deer and pig skin leathers along with cow leather. Ostrich leather is best for summer. It’s extreme airy. Second best is cow leather. Ostrich also lasts longer. Croc, is warm and not so flexible. Deer and pig leathers are very hot.
I’d be interested to know where kangaroo rates on the various tests. Some of the best boots I ever had were kangaroo from Laramie boot company. If anybody knows what company might have a fit like Laramie had I’d sure like to know. They were my favorites. It was the perfect fit while putting them on it was struggle struggle and then pop as they went on. Perfect 🤩
top choice in motorcycle racing leathers for a reason
could you go over Kangaroo? and I have found there are too few kangaroo boots on the market.
Will you please test and compare high end hunting boots... Kenetrek, Schnee, Crispi, or Lowa... PLEASE!!!!!!
Exeleng construction! I wonder why moste of the cowboy boots have synthetic counter, can they work with full leather ones considering how the putting boots on and off works on them
11:30 Wtf was that at the end?! 😂
drugs,,, lol jk
Seems mainly ostrich skin adds to initial confort and looks for shure. I wonder how the leg leather is vs quilted body leather of ostrich performance is
I’ve owned 3 pairs of ostrich boots. The main thing I noticed was that the vamp just molded to your foot. Literally zero break in period.
Like 25 years ago, i used to buy ostrich steaks all the time. It was cheaper than beef. I haven't seen on sale in years.
G’day and happy turkey (other bird) day!
Amazing discounts on RA products, got a belt, can't wait.
Did you think about making instrument straps? could be a hit IMO, I'd love to have a true high quality 2.5-3.5" leather strap for my guitars.
as a leatherworker, i can say, for certain, that normal wear & tear has less of an effect on ostrich hide compared to that of cowhide. you can easily scratch boot leather with your thumbnail. the same scratching on ostrich leaves no real marks. with the same amount of use, it will last a
noticeably longer, and have less wear marks than cowhide.
IMHO, ostrich boots are best for casual wearing, or riding, but they’re a waste of money if one uses them for general choring or as work boots.
Knocked loose for the win
Happy Turkey Day!! It's about the look, and them boots look nice. I'm thankful for you cutting boots in half and dissecting the boots for us so we don't have to!! Ha... 😅😂🦃🙏🏻
Great video and how about SHARK leather next.
I have these boots. They are well made, comfortable, and a good value. I don’t think mine have lemon wood pegs though. 🤷♂️
Some customers ask for this to be fitted to their Rolls-Royce (an expensive option) it's one of the worst-looking materials I have ever seen. Great video as usual though 👏
Knocked loose!!
Went to high school with those guys!
the last bit got me dying he usually isnt goofy!
Now I need to know where kangaroo leather sits in the durability scale
I have a pair of ostrich skin Luccheses I bought in December 2012. My wife gave me a pair of calf/cow Luccheses as a wedding gift when we got married in September 2013. So, my boots are 10 and almost 11 years old. Between the two, the Ostrich has held up better over time. I was never consistent about conditioning them and the cow leather boots have cracked in a few places. Ostrich has no problems whatsoever. Now, I am not a hard user of these boots. I am not a cowboy (I’m sure you’re shocked). But it may be that Ostrich just wears longer with less maintenance. That quality would be hard to measure and quantify for a TH-cam video.
Kangaroo also is famous for thin flexible and resilient leather. RM Williams are a classic
I wanna know more about the rubber aspects of the sole. Anything interesting there? Certainly looks different. I’ve been wondering about Ariat. They do interesting stuff with denim: lots of stretch but extra thick. anyway, I’m glad to know all the farm boys in Kentucky I see sporting these boots are getting their money’s worth.
In one them boys but from north carolina and ive always liked rubber soles on my boots just seems to be the best in action
I'd stay away from ariat if i were you
Rose anvil what kind of synthetic material is the heel counter made of ?
Heyy
I would like to see you break down a stingray boot.
Maybe try porcupine boots, they’re known for having thick skin also Gophers seem to have a deep thud when you hit a dead one with a rock.
the benefits is looking fly as fuck
Are White’s millwood boots any good?
Knocked Loose. Very nice.
Could you please cut open the steger mukluks artic boots? It's a staple up here in The Northwest Territories Canada
Love the history of this leather.
Went to Ag school about 20ml from Klein Karoo. There is MUCH more to how the birds got to the USA, smuggling, diamond harvesting w/ Ostriches etc. Anyways yes it was a monopoly pretty much still with a name of Saag Jonker.
Try wolf, or ice polar bear next?
holy cow, wearing a knocked loose hat. respect level 9000 my dude, very very unexpected