Show us your boots
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These coming back in rotation
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@Denman-John you found your hikers! They look legit! When do you leave for your trip?
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@thooy05 bro! Hell yea! I’ve been lusting after these IH Germany Boss boots forever. How do they feel compared to the Lofgren engineers? Do they feel a lot bulkier?
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@Mizmazzle there similar bro, except for me the wesco has tighter instep. more badass looking
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@thooy05 I love the more round, bulbous toe on the Boss…is the toe bigger than the lofgrens? Or about the same?
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@Mizmazzle little bit bigger
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Probably better for its own thread/discussion. I don’t have time to get into it now, but I’ll definitely give you my opinion on different engineers sometime in the near future…
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@northsouthdenimguy Fair enough. I'll get another thread going. I look forward to hearing your experience
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@Mizmazzle I did and they are treating my feet nicely! I was a bit hesitant at first as they are a bit different looking than something I would usually wear, but I’m really starting to dig their looks. I don’t leave until the beginning of December so I have about a month and a half to get them broken in properly.
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@Denman-John look forward to the epic pics!!
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Hi everyone! Guys, could you recommend a model for everyday use? Which one is more convenient to use in winter? A relative could bring one from Berlin to my prison.
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@Walery-Smirnoff I would prefer the Logger for winter solely because of its sole. I find that Iron Rangers with the original sole are a) slippery in winter conditions and b) cold.
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@Walery-Smirnoff I'd argue that the Iron Ranger isn't really made for temperatures below 5 degrees Celsius, at least not if you have to stop somewhere outside, wait, etc. The Logger would definitely be a better choice.
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@Walery-Smirnoff Then you should be fine with the Logger. I have 2 pairs in use, but both model 899 with Poron insoles to withstand the cold.
