Nick’s Boots of Spokane, Washington
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I picked up a pair from Zuriick on Friday. 20% off, I couldn't resist.
Size 11 and I wear a 12 in sneakers (New Balance, Saucony), and 11.5 in Red Wing. I'm surprised they fit so well.
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Those look great @tailoredfamcam ! I've been fighting some internal battles over picking up the Burgundy Williams for $340. My only hesitation is the sporadic quality of the finishing and the occasional vamp wrinkling near the stitchdown. How's the finishing on your pair?
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I've been wearing the past two days and they're great. I don't have any issues at all.
I'm tempted on picking up the burgundy Williams, which I initially wanted, but I can't justify another boot purchase.
This soon. I'll be picking up a pair of Whites next year, I'm sure.
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Just an FYI, Zuriick is selling some of their Nicks boots for super low prices on their website. I'm tempted to pick up another pair. $255 for a pair of handmade boots? Crazy.
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I wear my Zuriick by Nick's everyday. William Black model. Great boots, lotsa miles, no issues at all.
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Much appreciated brother! I'm sorting a custom Hotshot build with them, so my curiosity was peaked a little. Reviews put build quality on par with Wesco, but with them sourcing leather from both Horween and Seidel it's a balance between the two on options. Not to mention that the same build through Wesco would be about $300 more due to upcharges and sourcing the upper leather I'm going with.
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@jdl1279 custom Hotshot build sounds super interesting. Look forward to seeing them on the forum soon…..
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Resurrecting this thread with original content.
Received my Nick's high-arch Manito "oxfords" and snapped a couple of photos in tried and true potatoe-quality; no giggling at my lavender colour (ok, they are lila) Darn Tough socks!
Initial impressions: the finishing is not bad while not being amazing either, most notably with the left shoe's quabaug heel not sitting flush with the heel stack. The fit is not unlike I sort of kind of expected/knew it would be, considering the aggressive taper and sleek looks; I picked my normal White's size (8.5E) and it feels ok with these thin socks. I tried with heavier socks and the going got a whole lot tighter. I guess this could be optimal, really, considering I intended these for warm-weather use with non-bulky socks… Further, I think 8.5EE might have been too loose around the heel, as this sort of a shoe with heavy rigid soles is anyway fairly susceptible to heel-slip.
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I was looking for a pair of everyday boots and think I found them with these Nick’s Falcon boots. These are my first pair of Nick’s. I bought these as ready to ship so they only took about a week to arrive. Before these, I had a pair of White’s MP Sherman service boots, which I really like but were a little too nice for daily wear. I have Viberg 2030 service boots, which look great with dress pants, but again a little too fancy for everyday wear. These Falcons are a little more casual, but nicer than my actual work boots so they fit what I was looking for. These are their brown chromexcel. Initial impression from the box is everything looked good, each boot is almost identical, and they are a nice heavy boot. They fit just like my White’s did in size 9D. They’ll need some breaking in, will post more pictures as they get some wear.
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I treated these with boot oil to help break in and I’ve worn them a few more times. So far real happy with them.
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Lookin killer! I’ve thought about getting some Roberts, dig Nick’s.
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Nicks Robert on 55 last, Wicket & Craig Oiled Latigo Veg Tan, celastic toe, V-Bar sole.
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Builder Pros
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@TelemarkTumalo I've seen in quite a lot of pics that the structured toes on Nick's evolve really nicely, yours being no exception. Those look so sick! Definitely gonna opt for the celastic whenever I decide to pick up a pair. Leaning towards the 1964 black.
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@popvulture Definitely gonna opt for the celastic whenever I decide to pick up a pair. Leaning towards the 1964 black.
I haven't tried the 1964 leathers but hear great things. These boots are not for the feint of heart and I'm a huge fan of Nicks. I have a pair of the Urban Loggers 8" in brown waxed flesh, slated to be built in the next couple of weeks. I went with the celastic toe in those as well. You are sure to love those '64's when you are set to go.