Show us your boots

[rocket]

socks are the excellent Falke TK1's….

boots are great for the price, but I would not pay retail....

[pillowPANTS]

Brown-wax bergs

[mistercitizen]

Red Wing 8111 Iron Rangers Amber Harness Leather

Ben

[ben2t]

[David_pll]

RW Chukka 3140

[catchgeo]

Whites packers – old custom ones. they've been mine for at least 4 years.

Worked in almost everyday for the last 4-5 years -- still going strong.

on the other hand.

my semi dress' in distressed, got them imogene and willie in Knoxville, TN ~7months old

[Bluegrass]

Nice! What you getting into that makes them soles green??

[catchgeo]

@Bluegrass:

Nice! What you getting into that makes them soles green??

on the semi's?

i don't usually where those out on the manufacturing floor at work ( I'm an engineer at an aerospace manufacturer)
it may have been a reaction to the leather with some of the coolants we use or a different powered residue, but honestly – i have no idea

[Gilbertt]

my red wind Beckman's.

[superfuzz]

Attractions Co. Horsebutt engineer boots.

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[trail and arrow]

love them!

[davito]

Yiiihhaa @superfuzz awesome

[Bluegrass]

Wow, you dog!!  Really nice.

[Mich]

These look so good, can't get them off my mind @superfuzz

[Bluegrass]

VEB commented about some Attractions Roper Boots, which were well-crafted and unique - not my cup of tea - but I had no idea they made a Engineer boot - which I think are very cool.  Roper Boots: http://vintageengineerboots.blogspot.com/search?q=attractions

[trail and arrow]

i guess the furry ones will look great once worn.

[Bluegrass]

I dont understand the ring on the front/top of the shaft?  ???

[trail and arrow]

would become handy if you need to be chained somewhere.

[superfuzz]

Those Roper Boots are too out there for my taste, but the engineers are great. I'm still breaking them in so they kind of hurt my feet, but hoping that will go away with more wear.

[Mich]

@trail:

would become handy if you need to be chained somewhere.

They were originally developed for children, so that makes perfect sense