Show us your boots
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My newest boots:
After reading the review from Jake (https://almostvintagestyle.com/2018/05/02/moto-leather-lace-up-boots-review/) and some advice from him I decided to order a pair of boots from a company I haven't heard before:
Moto / Motor from Japan.The boots are really heavy, really nice and just started the break in process. These are my best made boots so far.
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Those look brilliant!
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custom Wesco Boss
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Murdered out! Very stylish.
It's my first pair of Wescos and definitely worth the price. I do love my Red Wings, but there's something definitely special when you see it in person and have it on your feet.
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I like Danner Quarry. If you need a solid outdoor construction boot, these boots tick all the right factors that go into delivering a great work boot experience, more here https://bootsgeek.com/danner-quarry-review/
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Not the best shot, my almost 3 year old RW Iron Ranger 8085's
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@jothishan:
Not the best shot, my almost 3 year old RW Iron Ranger 8085's
For being only 3 years in, these still look almost new.
Get out there and change a transmission once in awhile–-they'll get some patina
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I keep all of my boots together and have tried to capture them in one image . . .
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For being only 3 years in, these still look almost new.
Get out there and change a transmission once in awhile–-they'll get some patinaI care for them very often and never let them get dirty! I also rotate between the 875 and the Postman IR. I lost my ACL 2 years ago in a nasty Downhill MTB accident and since then the IR's get very little usage as I find them too unforgiving when walking and uncomfortable for me injured leg. My 875 need a resole and these days I wear the IR's a lot! Yes, you are correct and they indeed look pretty new'ish despite being 3 years old.
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@jothishan:
For being only 3 years in, these still look almost new.
Get out there and change a transmission once in awhile–-they'll get some patinaI care for them very often and never let them get dirty! I also rotate between the 875 and the Postman IR. I lost my ACL 2 years ago in a nasty Downhill MTB accident and since then the IR's get very little usage as I find them too unforgiving when walking and uncomfortable for me injured leg. My 875 need a resole and these days I wear the IR's a lot! Yes, you are correct and they indeed look pretty new'ish despite being 3 years old.
Have you tried using Gel insole maybe? They do a nice job as far as the walking comfort goes.
ACL's are no joke and they take a long time to heal. I tried keeping my 8085's as clean as I could, until one time I went into the woods mushroom hunting. They got so scratched up that I just gave up trying to keep them nice. Now they are looking beat up and worn–-But I like it now.
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Do you have a recommendation for one such Gel insole? I haven't tried them, may be they could do the help that I need!
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@jothishan:
Do you have a recommendation for one such Gel insole? I haven't tried them, may be they could do the help that I need!
Any of the Scholl inserts are fine IMHO.
You can find them easily online…by Amazon..your local stores.
Just Google that
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Yep, had the chance today to visit a local shoe store nearby and got these on my IR's.
The shoe is pretty snug now, hope it will loosen a bit after few days, but they are much more comfortable now for my left leg. I will put it to test tomorrow when I walk!
