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HEY BRO THANKS! It's definitely underrated and gets overlooked. Also for 20 bucks or less this stuff is a banger as far as how it lasts! Interesting take on the CK one though. I actually can see what you're saying!

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@@user-yg9qc6qf9s I'll cook one up for you and do all my blue scents and include Y. It's probably between that and metal rain when I go for something I don't have to think about and just put on that's good for any situation

@@tyleredwards9382 preciate it looking forward to that video

​@@user-yg9qc6qf9s uploading my blue cologne vid with YSL Y edp. Shouted you out. Thanks for the engagement bro! Stay up

@@tyleredwards9382 yessir gonna watch it once it uploads thanks homie

Hey thanks for the great comment! I tried to be plain and digestible so normal people like me can understand what I'm saying and not have to be confused about the scents. Thank you for your input I'll probably make more cologne ones down the line cuz at this point my channel is just random BS I come up with in my garage.

I own it :) . To me smells like straight up blue cotton candy so I don't wear it as often because it's a little feminine to me but it's STRONG AF

Thanks! I love boxing as well. I think if you want to test yourself and compete in a safe environment but get some fights under your belt when you and your coach say you're ready, look into IKF point boxing. They let you throw good shots but it's emphasis on skills and techniques and no knockouts. Good luck in your journey! Thanks for the support too

@@tyleredwards9382 thank you for the pointers, planning to do bag work and light sparing to start for sure.

@@chap_prod of course! I'm rooting for you. If you're ever in the southern California LA area and want to come on the channel and tell the people about your journey, id love to have you on. If you have any gear questions down the line feel free to DM me on the gram: @ya_boy_tyler118

@@tyleredwards9382 sounds good !

2 weeks and I live in California.

Thank you! I appreciate that! I'm 34 now and have my first sanctioned Muay that fight in May so I really appreciate the support! 😁🥊🥋

I hope you do good my dad helped Gilbert Burns train and become a UFC fighter even when times were hard for him and I hope you become great

@@gpickle6484 that's awesome Gilbert is one of my favorite fighters! I subbed to your channel

Of course! Thanks for the support!

Hey man these might be the pair for you the toe box was pretty damn wide but the mid sole was crazy wide

About 2 weeks and I live in California

Congrats they definitely use good materials and have a great thumb. Not perfect gloves but hard to beat the quality you get for the price! Let me know how you like them after you try them out!

Of course! I honestly think this brand has a bright future! Really like the design shape and thumb in the glove

Hey thank you brother! I appreciate the support. If you have any questions on the glove let me know!

When we seeing el minataur max review on these gloves?

@@krypticzisback 😆will have to wait for Santa or a sale

Appreciate the comment! 🔥

Can't go wrong with Hayabusa. Never heard anyone getting a hand wrist or thumb injury using them. I like them as a brand especially for gloves but for as for the t3s I think there are better options for 150 imo. Also yes the fairtex bgv1s in specific are super boxy but I know some guys with the bgv12s that love the more compact design

Thanks for the love

ey thanks Jeff! I appreciate that. They are both great boots and would recommend for all levels of construction. If you have any other questions I'll do my best to answer

Thanks Mom really gonna push myself this year

The dryer is semi new so usually for big loads 50 minutes haha. Hope life is good Philthy

Ya since this vid I found Carolinas in a local boot store and the normal 12s are good. They are still a more bulky boot over all but next time I buy which won't be for a couple years I'll go regular size if I can still find the American made ones

Thanks for the comment bro! more content coming soon and a Muay Thai fight in November stay tuned!!!

@@tyleredwards9382 ☺

Ya I agree I think if I had to do it all over I'd get a 13 because the length is good but definitely not EE but the site I got them on no longer has them so I got one of the last pair. I never bought them before but lesson learned next time I get another pair if I go this direction again. Probably gonna get me some thorogoods next time though. Those 1957s look spiffy

Thanks man

Definitely will do like a 6 month update video. Since I don't do real man work anymore and just do maintenance electrical for the school district it probably won't be a good measure of how the uppers hold up considering I don't beat them up like when I was doing construction but I get about 8000 steps a day in them so I'll definitely update you on the soles wearing. Do your boots bow out as well or is it a good fit for you?

@@tyleredwards9382 awesome. Yeah same here. Been welding for 25 years and now a maintenance tech for a district as well. My boots don’t swell as much like yours. I’m about 40lbs heavier than you and probably fill in the boots a little more lol. Hopefully after wearing them in the elements and cleaning/conditioning it’ll form to my ankle a little more.

@@hvega8199 Update the boots fit really well and my feet feel great. I noticed though the Christie sole bends a little too much around the rungs of a ladder so not my favorite if I'm doing ladder work all day but besides that really incredible to work in and the pinch point isn't really bugging any more. They still bow out a tad but it's less bad now. I just gotta lace em up really tight and wear my thick socks. Really great boots. More durable than anything I've ever worn but I still maintain pure comfort wise my Georgia amp LT moc toes are the most comfortable boot ever. This is a good second though for comfort.

Thanks for your input. I saw the new version of the Amp and was also not a fan of how they look but RIP to the most comfortable also decent looking boots. I keep seeing adds for those and QLTY boots which both look great and seen like good quality. How do you like them so far besides reminding you of Thorogoods? The resole feature is very intriguing

I literally just bought a pair of amp ca7011 and ca7811 both made in america from boot barn in my area

@@Modern_day_primitive nice you can't find em on their website anymore so you got a gem! Enjoy

So I've tried on thorogood in a local boot store and they seem pretty close in comparison to the Carolinas but yes more narrow. I've never purchased them so I can't give a well experienced response but they did feel good in the EE. I never tried danners but to me the bullrun is the best looking moctoe out there but I wouldn't wear it to work. Too nice and the leather is thinner than typical work boots but I need to get a pair. I'd say the Georgia is the most comfortable out of box day 1 boots with a nice wide toe box and really nice feel on the foot but I do know that the thorogood uses cork below the foot bed so if you are a guy who likes to resole and get a boot that molds to your foot over time for sure go thorogood.

It was they lost a key ingredient due to the FDA crackdown. Can't remember the name but now they put in alpha gpc so it's a more focused and less crazy stim but still really good. I'd compare it to wrecked if you've tried that as far as how it feels and still a great pump

Damn would have loved to try the OG version but still going to try it out thanks for the info

@@Gentle.G.Y.M.B3ast ya bro lemme know what you think and try using code CRACK for 10% off. Idk if it's still good but it worked for me and the owner is a real solid dude who's a veteran. I use it on my high stim want to skip the gym days and lights out for just needing a pump. Hmu on Instagram @yaboytyler_118 and I'll send you a pic of the new label if ya want

@@tyleredwards9382 much appreciated I'm in the Orlando area does the owner have a shop that I could visit that would be Amazing in all for spring local things and Small Business and would love to do a review interview with him

And damn I don't have an Instagram probably should invest in one especially now these days lol

Thanks man not all of my jokes hit but it was a good set over all.

Almost half way through the show and see that you two have a lot in common re life and training and business - kindred spirits I would say. Maybe my favorite of your shows so far!❤

@@stacyadrian6141 I was just telling him the same thing off camera

Bonefrog I have not tried yet but from what I've seen it looks a lot like the now out of business battlefrog which to me was my favorite by far. Most extreme obstacles a competitive crawl over your opponent environment if you need to and more water obstacles where you are fully submerged or swimming. Savage I honestly don't know anything about.

Easiest rugged maniac and toughest probably spartan tough mudder has obstacles you have to use other people's help to get over where as spartan is more individual. Rugged is pretty straight forward and more just fun stuff like an inflatable slide and floating platforms you jump across. Also spartan has a lot of cross fit centric obstacles baked into it rather than just climbing or crawling like tough mudder

I'm so not savvy with editing man so I'd be open to it if I knew how

Hey man thank you I really appreciate it ! It's really hard to find a bed that's right when you can't lay on it first so hope this helps