Show us your boots
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@CosmoSix5 What are the details on those boots? Leather or shop variant? Didn't think I would want a green pair of boots til now.
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These are so good. I think I got them right before the tariffs hit, but for the next two pairs from TJ, I paid tariffs on one($30)and not the other.
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@CosmoSix5 I'm surprised about the tariffs bc I thought if the product originated from this side a tariff wouldn't apply. Unless we're paying the tariff back that applied to the boots going there.
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To my understanding you’d be paying the tariff back that applied to the goods going there.
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@CosmoSix5 These are beautiful. Man, if I could find these in 3E! Always jealous of slim footed folks who can find second hand options much easier. Those are just gorgeous!
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@hugothecowboy At the moment.
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@Ikeaparty how are you liking yours? I love mine so far and wish I had the capital to buy the choco brown
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@fuzzybunnies I'm digging them!! I appreciate that the sole is a full sole vs other Lofgren boots
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@thooy05 Those are bad @ss
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Something a little different …
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These coming back in rotation
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Perhaps this is a good place for this discussion (or, if not, please let me know the better thread for it); other engineer boots and their fit.
I’m curious how the different boot manufacturer's engineers fit. Mainly, everything but Wesco.
And here’s why; I’m preparing for the possibility that my custom engineers they built for me aren’t going to work and will be sold or returned. The short of it is that while I’ve long lusted for a pair of Mr Lous - they simply don’t fit my feet. I couldn’t get my foot into the boots the few times I tried so Chris at Wesco suggested a custom build. So we did and I posted them recently, up-thread. But after several years, they never really broke in and the heels slip badly, to the point of blisters.
So, I’m curious how the other popular makes of engineer boots fit. To a finer point, I’m blessed (or cursed?) with a wide forefoot, and a high and boney instep. Basically, a foot shape not great for engineers. The kicker though is that I’ve found several cowboy boots manufacturers that fit great, so it’s possible.
Which makers or models would you suggest I check out?
