I had never bought a pair of moc toes before, but I always loved the look of Thorogood's boots ever since I first tried them on at a Duluth, I believe. Just a few weeks ago, I decided I need to pick up a pair of moc toes, so I scoured ebay looking for Thorogoods and found some lightly used Field N Forest boots (with the leaf logo). From the little research I did, they're Fleet Farm's brand and the ones I got were made by Thorogood. So far, I've really enjoyed them, but it doesn't look like Fleet Farm sells them anymore. with your expertise, I'd like to see you get your hands on a pair, if possible, and offer your opinion if I made a good pick or not. All in, it cost me about $95, and all I did was a quick clean, conditioning and swapped the insoles.
When are you going to review more of the Wolverine line? How about Hudson boots, which have been around for years??????? They have other new products also.
Thanks for the great video! If you are taking suggestions regarding future cuts, I am very curious about the build quality of both Truman boots and Oak Street Bootmakers. So, the Java Waxed Flesh boots from Truman and Oak Street Bootmakers' Field/Trench boots are on my wish list. Thanks!
@RoseAnvil I have recently seen your "bunny" or "Mickey mouse" boot videos. Aftet i watched them i got this idea of suggesting you that you guys analyze valenki, another cold-weather boots which is pretty famous and popular in cold places! So i suggest that you do one day a video about valenki
Generally, the insides of all these shoes is rubbish. Looking at those prices, you come to the conclusion that Red Wing moctoes are a phenomenal deal - you get 10 times more value for your buck.
Theres a new crazy horse leather Rockrooster! $129, leather welt, vibram outsole, 8" tall. I think its the Mantura? U gotta cut it up. I bought a pair and im liking them a lot!
I have to comment: This video could really have used a comparison of the lasts and sizing! Even just a rough idea of "this one is narrow, this one is wide, this one has a taller toebox, this one is for thin/thick ankles" etc. I think that's after all probably much more important than most other specs. And even though you can't fit a shoe through a RUclips video, it might help people orient themselves a bit. Other than that, I loved it and thanks for all the hard work!
ive been wearing irish setters for years now, and theyre still my favorite bang for the buck. comfort, price and durability are very good. i can get 3 years out of a pair.
I’m a moc toe guy and have had several pairs of red wings and they’re great work boots. Even have had them resoled. However, I have a couple pairs of nicks and they’re significantly better. Not sure about other brands but nicks have to be pretty hard to beat.
I would love to see you cut the Jim Green AR8. I think it is an underrated boot and should be making more noise in the boot community. With leather insoles added, they are probably my favorite boot so far.
@@OfDeath I'm jealous! They are sweet boots. The UPS man just dropped off my blacked out African Rangers. Damn comfy I must say. They can keep my Razorbacks, vellies, and Stockmans company. I'm amassing a small collection apparently.....
why are you not talking about comfort???? thats the most important thing, i dont care how durable they are, if they arent comfortable and dont have a wide toe box then you cant work in them, who cares if they have thick material and last long if you cant wear them? we need toebox comparisons
Man i think your hating on the golden fox to much. I have three pairs and love them. Iv never had the foam problem you have with that pair. And the sole on that boot is polyurethane not foam. And it actually last quite awhile. And they have unlined modles with leather welts as well. I seriously believe you cant get a better boot for the price point.
I have Red Wing 2233 safety toe boots and can’t find much info on what’s inside them- any chance you have ever cut open a pair? The store clerk told me it is one of the most popular models they sell!
I'd love to see how the Made In USA Georgia Moc Toes compare. They're about the same price at 200 dollars depending on model. I really want to support MITUSA boots but sometimes I simply don't have $300+ available.
I own both the Irish Setter and the Rockrooster. I alternate them with my Thorogoods to keep them all fresh. The Irish Setters are my favorite boots for winter weather or rain. The Rockrooster boots have really surprised me. The are super comfortable and look fantastic.
Around 5 or so years ago I bought a pair of of Golden Fox without knowing anything about boots at all. They were 70 bucks. I was starting an indoor production environment job. Those things lasted close to about 3 years of 40-50 hour work weeks before I finally retired them. If the build quality is 'decent' like it was, those things should be great for someone new to wearing boots everyday on the clock, and won't break the bank.
Yeah, it seems the current Perrys are different since they appeared on a Rose Anvil Tier list. Mostly the shank placement and the counter, which got the leather upgrade as far as I came to learn. Would love an actual update on the now 2y old tier list video. Love your insights, this is so useful for navigating the space to pick your own price\value point when spending between 200 and 500 stones on a pair, you just don't want to regret an expense like this, when you're not collecting them, but try to establish a minimalists wardrobe. ❤
Looking for some opinions on a good work boot Bought a pair of thorogoods eight months ago they’re OK just wearing out quicker than I thought they would. I’m a painter, climb ladders and our shop floor is concrete that usually kills me the end of the day. I also have five kids not looking to spend 1000 but tired of buying 1-2pairs a year had few Carhart Timberland pros Carolinas. Rocky’s This kind of videos are great thank you Weston for doing these videos
I work in n construction, as an electrician. I think the Keen Cincinnati boots would fit in this list. 195 bucks, made in India and are chunky beefy sturdy moc toe work boots with a good fit and toe room. They're probably better than everything here for the price.
Outsole traction is by far the most important to me. I walk on snow and ice for half the year. The vibram cristy crepe sole actually grips ice pretty well. They are lacking in loose snow due to shallow tread but are still quite useable.
I've owned every boot except the golden fox. The Georgia are by far the best. I HATED the rock rooster horrible QC my left was fine and the right was totally messed up and shaped crazy and the extreme tumbled leather feels like a shitty sock with a sole. The comfortibily of the Irish setters in my opinion were terrible I really hated them. I despise wolverine all around. None of these but Georgia are any good in my opinion. Just pay a bit more get danner , thorogood, Carolina, or many other good brands.
So, I have extremely deformed feet due to medical condition and the shoes are most important thing in my life, because without them I can not even stand. After years of exploring and spending thousands of dollars on different types of shoes and hiking boot, etc. I ended up with KEEN Utility San Jose 6inch Soft Toe Wedge Work Boots (for women) and been wearing them every day for the last 9 month and for the first time in my life I am happy. Every morning I f**ing feel happy to put them on 😁 Sooo, it would be cool to see what's inside and how you would rank them, because I really want to know what to expect from them in the future (I already got the second pair, just in case 😆)
Question for Rose Anvil; are there any US made, work boots with toe cap (preferably composite but would take steel/alloy), that have zipper sides? I work offshore and part of the requirement for us is that we must have zipper sides for quick removal of the boot if we happen to man overboard. Price range isn't an issue but I would love to find a quality boot that suits.
No liner is #1 for me ! Which as we know is pretty scarce for a cheaper Boot ! Thankyou for looking at cheaper work Boots !👍 ... I destroy work Boots within a year as a Carpenter, so I don't want to spend $300 to $400 on them. (having said that, I have in the past, ie: Red wing, Danner). However I do have high end and vintage Boots for wearing on the weekends.
For this years moctober. I would like to see reviews of Duradero and Bonanza boot. Could be under the Internet only category since neither have brick and mortar
i have danner bull runs, i love em, theyre wider than thorogoods, i also almost bought carolina moc toes but nowhere carried them so i couldnt try them on
I wore bull runs all spring summer and fall. Till a dog we were sitting pissed on them. They were ready for a resole, I really like the super soft soles. But I can't get the pee smell out, I gave them away
i have those rock roosters (comfortable but squeaky) and a version of the golden fox with a steel toe (heavy but okay). i like them both but i picked up some keens moc toes that were on sale at $124. and i like it better for the work i do that sometimes involves using a pallet jack. my keens have a alloy toe. i needed that extra safety feature. and they feel lighter than the golden fox. (KEEN Utility Men's CSA San Jose... alloy toe) is my choice for my budget.
Is it possible to glue in a counter cover into the Irish Setters? They're genuinely the only good quality CSA approved mock toe work boot we have here in Canada. The other brand that makes them is Keen but they're not really wide fitting enough for me.
Which USA made boot would you get for someone with feet problems. Been dealing with gout and pain in the ball of my foot. I really like the design of the Thorogood. Thanks
Also, why do most of the moc toe work boots have WHITE outsoles?! It looks good for a short time, but they get filthy if you’re actually working in them. Seems like black would be a much more sensible color for the outsole.
Need a round-up of 5 best moc toe boots 2024, that don't have white soles. I just don't get why anyone would want a work boot with a white sole, cringe.
The rock roosters are not a long lasting boot. I bought a pair just over a year ago, and within the last 4 months the stitching has failed, and the leather has started to get holes in it. The counter cover came apart pretty early on, but was hardly an issue. The incredibly soft metal on the eyelets likes to bend and change shape, requiring manually bending them back to be able to tie your shoes again, not to mention eating through your laces. They go through a set of ironlaces every 6 months or so. Back when this was $99, this was more than acceptable, but now at $120, I'm probably going to spend a little more and get the Georgias.
Im wearing my golden fox right now. They are the best value in boots. I added a red tanned kilte. After three years of regular wear they could use a new sole but are great otherwise.
Just ordered my first pair of whites Perry’s thanks to Weston never seen any of these before I’ve had Timberland pro. and all the other ones that last 6-9 mths. can’t wait to try these ones
I have the steel toe version of the Rockroosters and they're probably the worst work boot I've ever owned. I know some people love theirs, but it seems like you're rolling the dice on whether you get a good pair or a bad pair. I bought them based on the Rockrooster video on this channel and boy do I regret it.
I use to like the Irish setter wing shooters, but I think the quality has gone downhill and they use different weather and the quick I let loops tend to bin too easy and the souls only last six months at most. Now I’m trying the whites out.
Oh man, rock roosters are absolute shit no clue how they made the list, you should have people wear them and actually beat the crap out of them, i stopped getting thorogoods because i went thru 2 pairs in less than a year, i got more out of my irish setter boots
I believe he did thorogood a previous year. He did a blurb about other brands to look into, but I'm sure he just wanted to do a round up of this year's boots in this segment.
I have a pair of Thorogoods that are still going a year later, but I’m looking to step my work boot. I like the moc toe and prefer to find another one. I like the composite shank for ease in the airport. What are some recommendations for a moc toe work boot with a composite shank, real Goodyear welt, made in America, leather heal counter, and 8 inch?
I've worn Thorogoods for over 20 years. For the price they couldn't be beat. Now the price is much higher I switched to the Whites Perry Moc toe. Better build components and quality for not much more $ anymore. I'm an IBEW Wiremen and alot of our guys are doing the same.
@@danichicago9140 that’s awesome to hear. I must have missed those looking at Whites. I looked at a lot of the PNW boots and didn’t see anything I was wanting. That Perry is at an awesome price point considering how much the Thorogoods increased in price over the last year and the quality you’re getting with Whites. How was the break in and can your feet tell the difference between the two boots? Thank you for the recommendation.
@ravnodinson there is a short break in compared to the Thorogoods out of the box. They are a little heavier because of the leather thickness and the Christy sole. They also stand up to puncture and repeated abrasion a little better. Also with the leather welt should get more resoles
Do you ever do any reviews of boots like the GoRuck MacV-2 ? I just bought a pair and they seem really good. There's only a few youtube videos about them. I first heard about them from Dave Canterbury.
Its a real shame you keep ignoring BONANZA boots. It is actually sold in the US and surprising a lot of american people. There's Sureway and Everboots wich will surprise you in their cost-benefit rate.
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How come you do not review "Hisea" moc toe boots?
Where is the review for "Hisea" Moc Toes?
I had never bought a pair of moc toes before, but I always loved the look of Thorogood's boots ever since I first tried them on at a Duluth, I believe. Just a few weeks ago, I decided I need to pick up a pair of moc toes, so I scoured ebay looking for Thorogoods and found some lightly used Field N Forest boots (with the leaf logo). From the little research I did, they're Fleet Farm's brand and the ones I got were made by Thorogood. So far, I've really enjoyed them, but it doesn't look like Fleet Farm sells them anymore. with your expertise, I'd like to see you get your hands on a pair, if possible, and offer your opinion if I made a good pick or not. All in, it cost me about $95, and all I did was a quick clean, conditioning and swapped the insoles.
When are you going to review more of the Wolverine line? How about Hudson boots, which have been around for years??????? They have other new products also.
Omg. Seriously man ur killing me. lol. Keen Cincinnati
Thanks for the great video! If you are taking suggestions regarding future cuts, I am very curious about the build quality of both Truman boots and Oak Street Bootmakers. So, the Java Waxed Flesh boots from Truman and Oak Street Bootmakers' Field/Trench boots are on my wish list. Thanks!
Truman and Oak St are also the next I'd like to see pass across the band saw
Review the Padilla moc toe from Botas Vargas. Probably way better than all these and only 50 bucks right now
@RoseAnvil I have recently seen your "bunny" or "Mickey mouse" boot videos. Aftet i watched them i got this idea of suggesting you that you guys analyze valenki, another cold-weather boots which is pretty famous and popular in cold places! So i suggest that you do one day a video about valenki
So cool
Generally, the insides of all these shoes is rubbish. Looking at those prices, you come to the conclusion that Red Wing moctoes are a phenomenal deal - you get 10 times more value for your buck.
“Top 5 of the made in China budget boots” is the correct title for this.
Theres a new crazy horse leather Rockrooster! $129, leather welt, vibram outsole, 8" tall. I think its the Mantura? U gotta cut it up. I bought a pair and im liking them a lot!
I have to comment: This video could really have used a comparison of the lasts and sizing! Even just a rough idea of "this one is narrow, this one is wide, this one has a taller toebox, this one is for thin/thick ankles" etc. I think that's after all probably much more important than most other specs. And even though you can't fit a shoe through a RUclips video, it might help people orient themselves a bit.
Other than that, I loved it and thanks for all the hard work!
I'd like to see a video of Keen's Cincinnati. I can't find much about that one on the RUclips but it looks like it's got some things going for it.
KEEN Cincinnati has been my go to work boot for a few years!
I wish he would review these
ive been wearing irish setters for years now, and theyre still my favorite bang for the buck. comfort, price and durability are very good. i can get 3 years out of a pair.
Does the toe box run small, normal or wide? I’m looking at getting some my King Rocks are starting to get bad haha
@@Awwwsktskt the toe box is pretty normal. I have a wide foot and with the EE, they fit nicely
Are they resoleable ?
@@fredsoldi9006 yes, but if you spend like 50 bucks more you can get a new pair..
Where is keen cincinatti?
I'd like to see a review of the Duradero made in Mexico moc toe. Slightly more expensive at $225, but that price includes one free resole.
I’m a moc toe guy and have had several pairs of red wings and they’re great work boots. Even have had them resoled. However, I have a couple pairs of nicks and they’re significantly better. Not sure about other brands but nicks have to be pretty hard to beat.
I would love to see you cut the Jim Green AR8. I think it is an underrated boot and should be making more noise in the boot community. With leather insoles added, they are probably my favorite boot so far.
These are next on my list, especially now that they released them in a wedge sole!
@@dubester1982 i am loving them so far. Wearing them right now in fact!
@@OfDeath I'm jealous! They are sweet boots. The UPS man just dropped off my blacked out African Rangers. Damn comfy I must say. They can keep my Razorbacks, vellies, and Stockmans company. I'm amassing a small collection apparently.....
@@dubester1982 lol yep. I started with one and now I have like ten pairs of decent boots. It's an addiction.
why are you not talking about comfort???? thats the most important thing, i dont care how durable they are, if they arent comfortable and dont have a wide toe box then you cant work in them, who cares if they have thick material and last long if you cant wear them? we need toebox comparisons
Man i think your hating on the golden fox to much. I have three pairs and love them. Iv never had the foam problem you have with that pair. And the sole on that boot is polyurethane not foam. And it actually last quite awhile. And they have unlined modles with leather welts as well. I seriously believe you cant get a better boot for the price point.
I would rather have no lining than a synthetic lining. My red backs wore out and started digging into my toes because of the lining
I have exactly the same issue with red backs. They start destroying your toes
Nothing beats rockrooster at 120$
Thorogoods thorogoods thorogoods….have mine for 3 yrs now same pair still going strong
Wonder how many in the top five are sponsored boots?
My brain: You need to go to sleep
Also my brain: Let's watch a guy cut shoes in half for 2 hours.
I have Red Wing 2233 safety toe boots and can’t find much info on what’s inside them- any chance you have ever cut open a pair? The store clerk told me it is one of the most popular models they sell!
Would have loved to see Keens Cincinnati on this list
I'd love to see how the Made In USA Georgia Moc Toes compare. They're about the same price at 200 dollars depending on model.
I really want to support MITUSA boots but sometimes I simply don't have $300+ available.
Red Wing Traction Tred Lite should be in the line up next!
I own both the Irish Setter and the Rockrooster. I alternate them with my Thorogoods to keep them all fresh. The Irish Setters are my favorite boots for winter weather or rain. The Rockrooster boots have really surprised me. The are super comfortable and look fantastic.
How do you size ?
I’m 8D thorogood and 9 Irish setter wingshooter.
And the thorogoods……?
Can you get the irish setters in Ireland 🇮🇪?
How do the rock roosters hold up and compare in size with thorogood?
Ties up his Golden Foxes and struts off
Thorogoods are my personal favorite
I wish Thorogood had a wider toe box
I have 807 Irish setter wingshooters.
They’re oil tanned with a black wedge sole perfect for me as a mechanic
They're not heritage boot, but the wingshooters are good boots none the less. Tough good looking leather and basically zero break in.
Have you considered cutting up Durodero boots? They seem to be gaining traction as decent price vs quality boots?
Bought 2 pairs of Georgia Boots and they both fell apart. The stitching came apart on my last pair. I'll never buy them again.
I have a pair that ive had for atleast 15 years although ove sent thwm to the repair shop once a few years ago
How in TF is thorogood not on there?
I almost bought the rockrooster boots but couldn't get over the cheesy branding. Ended up getting something from whites on sale.
You should do a video on redwing king toe 6 inch work boot
Around 5 or so years ago I bought a pair of of Golden Fox without knowing anything about boots at all. They were 70 bucks. I was starting an indoor production environment job. Those things lasted close to about 3 years of 40-50 hour work weeks before I finally retired them. If the build quality is 'decent' like it was, those things should be great for someone new to wearing boots everyday on the clock, and won't break the bank.
Yeah, it seems the current Perrys are different since they appeared on a Rose Anvil Tier list. Mostly the shank placement and the counter, which got the leather upgrade as far as I came to learn.
Would love an actual update on the now 2y old tier list video.
Love your insights, this is so useful for navigating the space to pick your own price\value point when spending between 200 and 500 stones on a pair, you just don't want to regret an expense like this, when you're not collecting them, but try to establish a minimalists wardrobe.
❤
Weston, the link for the Georgia Boot in your description is not the moc toe version you are reviewing in the video.
I bought the whites because of you and they are incredible
One year is pretty much an average for a work boot that does work. If you're getting 3, I'd love to come work at your office.
Why have you not tested the Eastland Lumber Up boot?
Looking for some opinions on a good work boot Bought a pair of thorogoods eight months ago they’re OK just wearing out quicker than I thought they would. I’m a painter, climb ladders and our shop floor is concrete that usually kills me the end of the day. I also have five kids not looking to spend 1000 but tired of buying 1-2pairs a year had few Carhart Timberland pros Carolinas. Rocky’s This kind of videos are great thank you Weston for doing these videos
I work in n construction, as an electrician. I think the Keen Cincinnati boots would fit in this list. 195 bucks, made in India and are chunky beefy sturdy moc toe work boots with a good fit and toe room. They're probably better than everything here for the price.
In my opinion, the Rockrooster are junk
im not sure i would call this a top 5 since there isnt a 6th boot that didnt make the cut its just a ranking of the 5 boots you did look at
can you review the golden fox boondockers too?
Outsole traction is by far the most important to me. I walk on snow and ice for half the year. The vibram cristy crepe sole actually grips ice pretty well. They are lacking in loose snow due to shallow tread but are still quite useable.
Rose Anvil have you tested the Timberland Pro Barstow? Haven't seen it. Love you're channel and videos. Great channel. Keep it up.
I've owned every boot except the golden fox. The Georgia are by far the best. I HATED the rock rooster horrible QC my left was fine and the right was totally messed up and shaped crazy and the extreme tumbled leather feels like a shitty sock with a sole. The comfortibily of the Irish setters in my opinion were terrible I really hated them. I despise wolverine all around. None of these but Georgia are any good in my opinion. Just pay a bit more get danner , thorogood, Carolina, or many other good brands.
You moc me.
I bought a pair of Eddie Bauer weatheredge on clearance for like 80 bucks (reg like 140.00) and I’m very surprised how good they are.
Nick's
It's a bummer that most of these don't offer a CSA grade boot so they can't be work boots in Canada on most job sites.
Vans make a sort of Danner boot copy now. Check those out!
So, I have extremely deformed feet due to medical condition and the shoes are most important thing in my life, because without them I can not even stand. After years of exploring and spending thousands of dollars on different types of shoes and hiking boot, etc. I ended up with KEEN Utility San Jose 6inch Soft Toe Wedge Work Boots (for women) and been wearing them every day for the last 9 month and for the first time in my life I am happy. Every morning I f**ing feel happy to put them on 😁 Sooo, it would be cool to see what's inside and how you would rank them, because I really want to know what to expect from them in the future (I already got the second pair, just in case 😆)
I was wondering how the keen (San Jose model ) stacked up in your testing or if you have tested them? I’ll do an inter web search.
Question for Rose Anvil; are there any US made, work boots with toe cap (preferably composite but would take steel/alloy), that have zipper sides? I work offshore and part of the requirement for us is that we must have zipper sides for quick removal of the boot if we happen to man overboard.
Price range isn't an issue but I would love to find a quality boot that suits.
No liner is #1 for me ! Which as we know is pretty scarce for a cheaper Boot !
Thankyou for looking at cheaper work Boots !👍 ... I destroy work Boots within a year as a Carpenter, so I don't want to spend $300 to $400 on them. (having said that, I have in the past, ie: Red wing, Danner). However I do have high end and vintage Boots for wearing on the weekends.
For this years moctober. I would like to see reviews of Duradero and Bonanza boot. Could be under the Internet only category since neither have brick and mortar
i have danner bull runs, i love em, theyre wider than thorogoods, i also almost bought carolina moc toes but nowhere carried them so i couldnt try them on
I wore bull runs all spring summer and fall. Till a dog we were sitting pissed on them. They were ready for a resole, I really like the super soft soles. But I can't get the pee smell out, I gave them away
How did they hold up?
Can you please review Irish Setter by Red Wing 3928 Setter Fifty 6" Pull-On Romeo? Thanks!
i have those rock roosters (comfortable but squeaky) and a version of the golden fox with a steel toe (heavy but okay). i like them both but i picked up some keens moc toes that were on sale at $124. and i like it better for the work i do that sometimes involves using a pallet jack. my keens have a alloy toe. i needed that extra safety feature. and they feel lighter than the golden fox. (KEEN Utility Men's CSA San Jose... alloy toe) is my choice for my budget.
Is it possible to glue in a counter cover into the Irish Setters? They're genuinely the only good quality CSA approved mock toe work boot we have here in Canada. The other brand that makes them is Keen but they're not really wide fitting enough for me.
Which USA made boot would you get for someone with feet problems. Been dealing with gout and pain in the ball of my foot. I really like the design of the Thorogood. Thanks
Also, why do most of the moc toe work boots have WHITE outsoles?! It looks good for a short time, but they get filthy if you’re actually working in them. Seems like black would be a much more sensible color for the outsole.
Duradero 8 inch m0c toe?!? review please I came to you first you got 192,000 subscribers
Need a round-up of 5 best moc toe boots 2024, that don't have white soles.
I just don't get why anyone would want a work boot with a white sole, cringe.
The rock roosters are not a long lasting boot. I bought a pair just over a year ago, and within the last 4 months the stitching has failed, and the leather has started to get holes in it. The counter cover came apart pretty early on, but was hardly an issue. The incredibly soft metal on the eyelets likes to bend and change shape, requiring manually bending them back to be able to tie your shoes again, not to mention eating through your laces. They go through a set of ironlaces every 6 months or so.
Back when this was $99, this was more than acceptable, but now at $120, I'm probably going to spend a little more and get the Georgias.
Im wearing my golden fox right now. They are the best value in boots. I added a red tanned kilte. After three years of regular wear they could use a new sole but are great otherwise.
Just ordered my first pair of whites Perry’s thanks to Weston never seen any of these before I’ve had Timberland pro. and all the other ones that last 6-9 mths. can’t wait to try these ones
These boots suck
Have you thought about reviewing Sureway Moc toe boots, made in China with an American flag tag as Thorogood
I have the steel toe version of the Rockroosters and they're probably the worst work boot I've ever owned. I know some people love theirs, but it seems like you're rolling the dice on whether you get a good pair or a bad pair. I bought them based on the Rockrooster video on this channel and boy do I regret it.
I’d really like to see the Irish setter Ashby reviewed. I can’t stand waterproof lined boots they make my feet sweat and defeat the purpose.
I use to like the Irish setter wing shooters, but I think the quality has gone downhill and they use different weather and the quick I let loops tend to bin too easy and the souls only last six months at most. Now I’m trying the whites out.
Oh man, rock roosters are absolute shit no clue how they made the list, you should have people wear them and actually beat the crap out of them, i stopped getting thorogoods because i went thru 2 pairs in less than a year, i got more out of my irish setter boots
Not going to lie I probably shouldn’t be drinking heavily watching this video
I have a pair of Fultons From Whites Boots. They are a great pair of boots.
Love my Rock Roosters. I wear them for fashion not work. They can't be beat for the price.
How do you feel about the Wolverine 8 inch Loader Moc Toe Work Boot Non Steel Toe?
These rock rooster model boots aren't made anymore, unfortunately.
The best for me are the Birks Defender Kevlar boots, more or less bulletproof.
Ordered some golden fox boots and they took out that liner in the boot it’s just leather now
Curious why Keen isn't in any of your review or comparison videos?
The shank in those golden foxes is under your heel??
You should review the Keen Cincinnati moc toe boots
Do a review of Twisted X work boots mxcnw08.
No thorogood ???
I believe he did thorogood a previous year. He did a blurb about other brands to look into, but I'm sure he just wanted to do a round up of this year's boots in this segment.
Can you review the Ridgecut contractor steel toe work boot
I think all work boots should be required to use Vibram soles
Man, that hunting boot series is going to be epic.
I have a pair of Thorogoods that are still going a year later, but I’m looking to step my work boot. I like the moc toe and prefer to find another one. I like the composite shank for ease in the airport. What are some recommendations for a moc toe work boot with a composite shank, real Goodyear welt, made in America, leather heal counter, and 8 inch?
I've worn Thorogoods for over 20 years. For the price they couldn't be beat. Now the price is much higher I switched to the Whites Perry Moc toe. Better build components and quality for not much more $ anymore. I'm an IBEW Wiremen and alot of our guys are doing the same.
@@danichicago9140 that’s awesome to hear. I must have missed those looking at Whites. I looked at a lot of the PNW boots and didn’t see anything I was wanting. That Perry is at an awesome price point considering how much the Thorogoods increased in price over the last year and the quality you’re getting with Whites. How was the break in and can your feet tell the difference between the two boots? Thank you for the recommendation.
@ravnodinson there is a short break in compared to the Thorogoods out of the box. They are a little heavier because of the leather thickness and the Christy sole. They also stand up to puncture and repeated abrasion a little better. Also with the leather welt should get more resoles
@@danichicago9140 I don’t mind the extra weight. I did look them up and the size I want are back ordered which is a complete buzz kill.
Will you review the Irish setter in a nubuck?
Do you ever do any reviews of boots like the GoRuck MacV-2 ? I just bought a pair and they seem really good. There's only a few youtube videos about them. I first heard about them from Dave Canterbury.
QLTY work boots? Any reviews?
Will you review Keen Cincinnati boots?
Could you do the moc toe timberland pros?
Its a real shame you keep ignoring BONANZA boots. It is actually sold in the US and surprising a lot of american people. There's Sureway and Everboots wich will surprise you in their cost-benefit rate.
you are doing the wrong tests, test comfort