Thorogood
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Hi!
Just recently found this brand, seems really nice, and a lot cheaper than RW.
Can anyone tell me about these two models, are they built the same, same colors irl (the first seems darker to me) I prefer the first one but harder to come across, I live in Sweden and searching for any store that ship international for a good price.. Do you know any?
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Hi!
Just recently found this brand, seems really nice, and a lot cheaper than RW.
Can anyone tell me about these two models, are they built the same, same colors irl (the first seems darker to me) I prefer the first one but harder to come across, I live in Sweden and searching for any store that ship international for a good price.. Do you know any?
Hey lalle81!
They look to be the same to me, just a bit shorter. The darker one could just be the lighting n the pic. They do make this style in a darker brown as well.
Try these guys, www.workingperson.com
I bought my Thorogoods through them and they were great to deal with, they also do international shipping, here is a link to their shipping info page http://workingperson.com/international-orders. They have a Swedish phone support number as well. You should be able to get what you need.
Hope it helps, and good luck
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Lalle, Check out also Amazon.com. Sometimes good deals there. 8" height is like combat boot, 6" is ankle height.
your pic shows 6"
HTH
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I said I'd spare ya'll an image of my "daily drivers" in the footwear care thread but I guess I feel compelled to point out how for the price point, Thorogoods are by far the best boot out there. Better than any RW, Chippewa or Carolina. I also understand that this forum tends to lean towards the aesthetics and maybe not every boot out there is put to its full test. I know the Thorogood styles are few and there are not a lot of lug sole options (that's why rod busters and iron workers prefer them). I put on 5-7 miles every day on mine and considering the action and elements they see, I'm amazed that I can get a year and a half out of a pair. The break-in time is almost nothing and I’ve had them resoled up to two times. Now I just wear my Red Wings for gardening. For a union made American boot under $150, why wouldn’t you own three pairs?
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Absolutely agree.
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the new 1892 line looks interesting
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Just recieved my 8" moc toes today, first pair of Thorogoods for me, superb boots!
Info that might be of use for the uk guys. I take a uk 10 in most shoes Adidas, nike, etc in Redwings I went for a US 10 (UK 9) and did the same for the Thorogoods. Straight out of the box they are a better fit than the Redwings (which I find a little wide) the leather is more pliable as is the sole.
I ordered these through Amazon, the order was place on Tuesday night and they arrived today Thursday (not even 2 days) shipped from the US total price with shipping and import duty was £155 that's £100 cheaper than the equivilant Redwing and I have to say I can't see where that extra 100 would go.
The only thing I don't like and I'm being picky here is the great big 'Made in the US' flag on the side, I might have to get the scalpel out.
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Nice. I'd cut off that awful tag, too. Terrible placement.
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Just saw these: http://www.lapolicegear.com/thco3midcut.html
(Thorogood Code 3 Mid Cut)
They appear to be American made sneakers. Didn’t know that even existed outside of NB. Has anyone tried these; are they any good? -
Just recieved my 8" moc toes today, first pair of Thorogoods for me, superb boots!
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total price with shipping and import duty was £155 that's £100 cheaper than the equivilant Redwing and I have to say I can't see where that extra 100 would go.The only thing I don't like and I'm being picky here is the great big 'Made in the US' flag on the side, I might have to get the scalpel out.
No no … the 'murican flag must stay there
otherwise people think you're wearing flimsy redwings
