Show us your boots

[4c]

Those look great! 

[tigerpac]

Those Trickers look great!

[Finn666]

beautiful right there brian…may contact you soon buddy

[davito]

do it Rafa

[mclaincausey]

I just used the canvas and water scrub on the upper and outsole that VEB shared on this forum and then oiled the soles of these boots that have kicked a lot of shit (or snow) this winter. That technique is awesome, they look almost new. Oiled the soles too.

[Megatron1505]

Very nice, I've been eyeballing several pairs of vintage engineer boots on the bay. I'm not ready to make a big $ commitment to engineer boots yet as I'm still not sure how I feel about them.

[mclaincausey]

The good news Mega is you can start with Chippewa or similar without a big outlay to see how you feel about them. Chippewa to me are a great bargain, I'm sure there are others as well.

[seawolf]

Gav, Engineer Boots are the ultimate chilling out boots. They even feel more relaxed than other boots, which takes a little getting used to. I've had my Engineers for about 3 years now and they're still my favorite boots.

[Giles]

If I am going for a long winter walk down the beach, my engineers are my footwear of choice….

[mclaincausey]

I love cowboy boots, but my favorite slip on and go boot is the engineer. Perfect winter boots. Feckin around with laces is great in seasons where you don't have to get all Japanese with your footwear (removing it indoors).

They look so damn cool.

[mclaincausey]

In other news, and D has said the same, I'm really enjoying the lace to toe boots I've been seeing here.

[davito]

Lonewolf love

[BrianTheBootmaker]

Chippewa 97863 converted to 40's Style.

[Moonshine]

^those particular Chips aren't my style, but considering Brian HAND
STITCHES his lasts and soles he gets my vote for Badass of the day!

[BrianTheBootmaker]

@Moonshine:

^those particular Chips aren't my style, but considering Brian HAND
STITCHES his lasts and soles he gets my vote for Badass of the day!

Thanks moonshine! I bet you know the time it takes to hand stitch.

Before:

This customer wanted to me to, relast on the 0-200 Last, tighten the shaft of the boots, replace straps and buckles, and resole them with Dr. Sole Raw Cord Full Sole.

After:

I installed the Classic Role Club Wing Straps that will be seen in my upcoming Role Club engineer boot release.

[madmonday]

so when you say tighten the shaft on the boot; how the heck you do that?

great work, davito is the 1st person that mentioned your work to me & all the images of your exploits look great.

you just mentioned a boot you are doing?  more details please

[Finn666]

@BrianTheBootmaker:

…I installed the Classic Role Club Wing Straps that will be seen in my upcoming Role Club engineer boot release.

now you got me all ear, so yes…please more info brian!

[BrianTheBootmaker]

@Finn666:

@BrianTheBootmaker:

…I installed the Classic Role Club Wing Straps that will be seen in my upcoming Role Club engineer boot release.

now you got me all ear, so yes…please more info brian!

I took the boot apart and cut off part of the shaft. Then I sewed the whole boot back together.

I am in the waiting process for the Horween horsehide. I don't have a specific release date. The engineer boots will come in chromexcel horsehide or Steerhide. I found a source of quality brass roller buckles that are coming in from Japan. The boots will be handmade by me from start to finish. So each boot will be made to order.

[Finn666]

ok, now i'm interested! keep us updated brian, sounds like great things could happen right here…

[bertoni]

@leej0101:

Sorry for the crepe soles…

Spent two hours cleaning….them crepe soles stain like a b*tch.

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What boots are those on the left right at the back? Viberg? Look gooood!