WoodChuckDad
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- Joined
- Jul 15, 2015
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- Free Union, VA
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- Kioti RX7320 Power Shuttle Cab, Komatsu PC130-6
I still want to try on a pair of whites. I have tried on several other logger boots and they just are not right for my foot. I have a pair of Redwing electrician boots (us made) that I have owned for at least 6 years. I just took them in to have them resoled in an aggressive vibram sole. They are well broken in and quite comfortable. I will probably have new insoles put in as well. In addition, I have some Danner Pronghorn boots..insulated, that I wore hunting the last two years and also wore to do a lot of farm chores and wood cutting this year. Probably buy new hunting boots next year, since I don't thin you can get the smell of chainsaw oil and exhaust out of boots. Have some heavy insulated Rocky boots that I never even put on this year, Some muck boots, that get used when it is especially wet and cold outside, a pair of Oakley boots that were surprisingly comfortable. don't know where they were made but I am sure they are imports from the 3rd world. We will see how they last.
One thing..I never wear the same pair of boots or shoes two days in a row. I learned a long time ago that you need to let your shoes air out and fully dry or they will begin to rot....and so will your feet.
One thing..I never wear the same pair of boots or shoes two days in a row. I learned a long time ago that you need to let your shoes air out and fully dry or they will begin to rot....and so will your feet.