30 year Red Wing user. Bought a pair and upper stitching came loose in 4 months. The local store (I didn't know they were franchises) offered me 50% off a new pair. I didn't think that was equitable on a 4 month old boot, but I said not a thing and accepted the deal. New pair had the rubber sole split side to side right on the ball of my foot in 5 months. I had very good reason to believe I'd not be treated equitably, so I emailed Red Wings. Did I mention, I was a 30+ year customer? No answer. No more soup for you, Red Wings.
Great video, thanks for posting it. I’ve been wearing Red Wing Shoes since 1981 and they are the best shoe I have ever had! So comfortable and they last a very long time. Short break in time as well. 🥾 🥾🥾🥾🥾
I just bought two tubes, one tube was extremely hard to push on like insane and it didn’t mix well leaving it bubbled and discoloured. The second tube was amazing came out like butter and mixed well so idk if this is always the case or I got a faulty tube but the second pair of boots looks great
@@jjz8722 what do you do? I got the loggers and the toe area is what gets hit with branches and logs so i had to get this. Im going onto a year and a half with my loggers and the only thing worn is the heel from walking on concrete.
@@jjz8722 They are the ones standing around, talking and laughing when you drive by them. LOL But seriously, I only get about 16 months out of my boots before resouling, but I'm in the petroleum industry, so they take a beating with all the distillates I walk on. Most guys don't clean up their spills at the loading rack, so I'm walking in it every day.
Need to hit it with a sand texture or something instead that slick shiny first day on the job look that lasts forever.. anyone else notice when a person has a brand new pair of boots on and it's like ohhhh first day on the job huh rookie? 🤔 even though they just happened to get a new pair of boots lol don't know why I think this way it just happpens
Well for being a Mr Work Dude like yourself you'd think you would know that over time of actually working in the boots the shine of the tough toe fades away. It don't last forever like you said. Mine looked worked in and matte after a few weeks.
I had my Chukkas done at a redwing store. Big regret. I wish I would have added a layer of matching leather to the toe area instead.The tuff toe looks like a Ronold McDonald clown boots now.🤯🤢🤮
If you are in and out of the mud/gravel/and rocks I don't suggest covering down to the sole part as it will peel up after a week and need trimmed with a knife . If you apply this for factory setting workplace I believe that it would hold up great, Otherwise great video .
seems like a brushed metal toe cap would be more effective and actually look decent. that just looks stupid. Not a critique of your work, just product.
Oh yeah, a bulky metal toe cap, with an unspecified method of holding it on, sounds really cool. I bet it would never get caught on things, and wouldn't bend, and wouldn't get in the way at all. And I'm sure the attachment method would be very streamline and cohesive to the design. Lol
Makes me think of Tom Hanks saying there's no crying in baseball, only instead There's no pretty on work boots! Looks a dam site better than ripped leather, and the $200 to replace it looks a whole lot better in my wallet or making it rain at the boobie xtravaganza club🥴
@KaliDog101 yeah but realize a bunch of people are pussies who buy them for fashion not labor. A shame too since they are some of the best boots out there
Your video is the best one I've seen showing how to get a good coat, effectively and quickly. Curlers use tough toe on their drag foot and many of us need to do this.
I don't understand this product. "It protects the leather from being damaged"...yes but the leather has also been completely covered in resin! Besides them being ugly beyond all hell, how can you now oil and treat that section of leather? You can't!
Honestly as a person that works in construction. The main failure I see with all red wing boots in particular is that people wear right through the leather on the toes and expose the steel in a very short period of time, i'm talking 3 months at most. This is a really ugly solution from red wing when they could just use a higher quality leather. I personally stepped up and just bought a pair or Nick's boots and have never looked back.
@@ToysForTheGods if you're wearing through the leather in 3 months, you're either not taking care of them properly, bought the wrong tool for the job, got a defective pair, bought the cheap Chinese line of Red Wing shoes, or you're abusing the shoes, or a combination of thereof. (There's another option, but I wouldn't want to abuse you of lying.) I have 81 employees and I've never seen anyone wear through the toe, on ANY type of boot, in 3 months. And "wearing THROUGH TO THE STEEL in 3 months AT MOST," implies that it someone's happens faster. I highly doubt it. Nick's boots aren't going to last that much longer, if you're abusing your boots to the point of wearing all the way through the leather to the steel in a couple of months.
@@littlejackalo5326 that’s not true, some people work in really harsh conditions and their boots get fucked very quickly. You can take care of your boots but they will still get worn, for example, I’m a multi trade tech for my company but our drain tech at my work specializes in re-drains under residential houses, this means he is on his belly in crawl spaces the whole day and the only way for him to move is to use the toes of this boots and his elbows. This is in LA so lots of these homes have crawl spaces that are as small as 12 inches tall. For this reason, he gets free boot certs every 3 months. So some jobs require boots to be abused that is beyond the users control.
@@ToysForTheGods I was going to say it’s because they are being cheap and using a lower quality leather or a thinner leather. At the very least why not double stack the toe area and sew on a 2nd piece of leather just for the toe cap.
@@star9732 I have gone through the tips of all my boots untill I started using this. I put it on as soon as I buy a new pair. I've never herd anyone on the jobsite complain about their look. These people wear boots to the mall...
100% looks like shit, when my boots get worn out I’ll just buy new ones as your feet is important so why skimp on this epoxy goo when you should just replace them. A cheap shortcut is junk.
Thats one gripe I have with a lot of the nicer high quality boots. No matter how tough most boots are, they dont like the toes being ground into the ground in a boiler room lol
Have you considered the Boot Bumper from Red Wing? I believe I've had better results with this over the Tuff Toe product. If you've got the time and expertise, I'd like to suggest a DIY video on Boot Bumper application.
The reality is if you have a job where your not on your knees, your probably not gonna need this. I wear the 6" Irish Setter Wingshooters and it works great and really doesn't look bad. Definitely not 350 dollar boots. If your wearing Red Wings just for the look and you don't have a job where your up and down all day this isn't for you.
Dude, I bought the boot in the video, my first pair. Almost broke the bank, anyway, I somehow managed to CONSTANTLY kick things while walking. Weird as sht, going up stairs would kick each stair, stepping on a pallet, I would scrape the underside of the pallet. NEVER ever had that problem before. A week in and the beautiful leather was showing wear and tear one week in from all the kicking. Tuff toe was recommended and problem was solved.
He is using a nice little gun adapter to squeeze out the tuff- toe, in reality you need two hands to squeeze the plungers down. Also, he is correct when he says size 13, and up, you may need more tuff-toe. I had just enough for size 13.
Sorry to jump in on your comments! lol. You can get a matte finish by waiting about 20 minutes and roughing the cap with a paper towel or clean microfiber rag, I do think it looks better and blends in a lot better on used boots.
If you're doing this to your boots, that means you're actually working in them, and you're trying to protect the toe box. If the work you do warrants something like this, that means they won't be glossy for very long.
I'm a petroleum/ethanol hauler and this stuff is completely unaffected by gasoline, diesel and ethanol. I often clean the Tuff Toe covering with a spill towel after cleaning up some spillage. Worth the money, and then some.
Not to be rude but this looks horrible. I am sure you applied it properly however it looks cheap and garbage like. Id rather, and I do, buy boots with rubber covered toes already. If redwing chooses to not make boots with this needed protection then I will never buy a redwing boot for this reason. No way would I do this crap to my $350 boots.
Tuff toe/shoe goo saved my skatepark rollerskates. If you hit/rub the suede on cement enough times it’s only a matter of time til you bust through the toe box
@@jca66 Nice blanket statement, but it's wrong. The RW boots that professionals buy are made in the USA. They have an entire line of USA made boots. People want to whine about spending $250-350 for the USA made ones, and end up buying the Chinese ones. Then they cry when they don't last as long. They expect a $80-120 bout to perform like a $300 boot.
@@littlejackalo5326 🤣 I buy hand made custom boots for work. Mr. Professional. 100% sourced and hand crafted here in the states. $300 won't even cover one boot. I know Redwings have a US made line. Most don't buy them though. You should know that $300 for a pair of boots is only just getting into entry level quality boots.
It probably works great for its intended use and your application and tutorial was great. I just hate the idea of putting epoxy on leather or making a 250$ pair of boots disposable and incapable of a resole... I mean I wear Nicks boots and they have a double toe cap option for just this purpose...
Anyone who refuses to resole these Boots because of the tough toe is BSing you. If you're a roofer or a flooring guy this makes that $250 upper last twice as long
Can be resoled, had the same boot in video. You'll just have to put on a new application of the tuff toe. They will take off the tuff toe, resole it and you'll have to buy a new tuff toe and have it put on. I did, my store did the whole thing. It was well worth it.
The hard trades don't have much shell left to resole to after a years work. I get your point though. It is silly that the most expensive pair of shoes I own get replaced every year or two.
I hate the look of the tough toe on my traction lites but it’s a necessity for my work and it really extends the life of the boot by a lot especially if you’re job requires you to be on your knees .. that’s when the toe of the boot starts wearing against the surface your standing on so tough toe is defintely worth it in my opinion but yeah doesn’t look pretty sucks because I love the look of the redwing traction lites without the tough toe
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30 year Red Wing user. Bought a pair and upper stitching came loose in 4 months. The local store (I didn't know they were franchises) offered me 50% off a new pair. I didn't think that was equitable on a 4 month old boot, but I said not a thing and accepted the deal. New pair had the rubber sole split side to side right on the ball of my foot in 5 months. I had very good reason to believe I'd not be treated equitably, so I emailed Red Wings. Did I mention, I was a 30+ year customer? No answer. No more soup for you, Red Wings.
Had a pair with the toes fully come unstitched in 3 weeks of use
I use Toughtoe on my forehead and chin .
😆
I use it on my foreskin and jealous toe personally
Great video, thanks for posting it. I’ve been wearing Red Wing Shoes since 1981 and they are the best shoe I have ever had! So comfortable and they last a very long time. Short break in time as well. 🥾 🥾🥾🥾🥾
THEY DON'T LOOK BAD AT ALL NICE JOB
WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING
@@moisesojeda5647 lmao woops
I did this to an older pair of steel toe boots pretty worn with some paint on bed liner. Worked pretty good.
I just bought two tubes, one tube was extremely hard to push on like insane and it didn’t mix well leaving it bubbled and discoloured. The second tube was amazing came out like butter and mixed well so idk if this is always the case or I got a faulty tube but the second pair of boots looks great
If you don't work in your boots this doesn't apply to you,there not meant to look pretty it's to get the job done.
Yeah. So baffled by the complaints about the looks!
I'm surprised as well. Get lots of extra life from my boots with this stuff.
Exactly-it’s not for a “dress” shoe, it’s for “work” boots. Been wearing Red Wing boots since 1981, and I’ve loved every single pair I’ve worn!
Don't tell me how to live my life yuppie
I say that’s about right 💪🏾
Thank you my friend, I always wear out the toes specifically. Now that I have 2 kids under 2 gotta make these timberland pros last longer!!
Does it have to be a pro tip? Suppose I just want a regular tip. Or even a mediocre tip dare I say it
Great. Makes the boots look even better, as well as protects them.
The best use case for this is when the leather has started to wear of in patches and the steel is exposed.
Did this to my Wolverines. Pretty easy application.
Interesting, but my biggest wear area is the mid sole cracking. At about 2 1/2 yrs of water.
Just resole
I dying to know how so Manu people on RUclips get 2 years to 19 years with the same boots. My work boots are dead in 14 months tops
@@jjz8722 what do you do? I got the loggers and the toe area is what gets hit with branches and logs so i had to get this. Im going onto a year and a half with my loggers and the only thing worn is the heel from walking on concrete.
@@jjz8722 They are the ones standing around, talking and laughing when you drive by them. LOL But seriously, I only get about 16 months out of my boots before resouling, but I'm in the petroleum industry, so they take a beating with all the distillates I walk on. Most guys don't clean up their spills at the loading rack, so I'm walking in it every day.
Why would you not provide enough product to do all sizes of boot...
Need to hit it with a sand texture or something instead that slick shiny first day on the job look that lasts forever.. anyone else notice when a person has a brand new pair of boots on and it's like ohhhh first day on the job huh rookie? 🤔 even though they just happened to get a new pair of boots lol don't know why I think this way it just happpens
You can always tell when someone is new because they still have a baby face, still love the job and clean shaven
Well for being a Mr Work Dude like yourself you'd think you would know that over time of actually working in the boots the shine of the tough toe fades away.
It don't last forever like you said. Mine looked worked in and matte after a few weeks.
Looking for some good framing boots
should have used the brown on a brown boot would have blended better black looks terrible
cool clown boots bro
Horrbile! He killed the boot.
I one time sprayed my entire boot with truck bed liner……. Ugly as hell….. lasted a long time lol.
Well that's an awesome idea and probably works great but it is absolutely hideous
That looks pretty bad
I just dipped my pair of Jordans in these. I think I ruined them.
Indeed
Crap, that's ugly.
These aren't goin out dancing boots. They are for working in the dust, dirt, mud, and snow.
What a time consuming expensive way to ruin a pair of boots
Shoe goo is under 5 bucks and will do the same.
Oh...I wasn't supposed to dip my boot in the chocolate fondue?
I had my Chukkas done at a redwing store. Big regret. I wish I would have added a layer of matching leather to the toe area instead.The tuff toe looks like a Ronold McDonald clown boots now.🤯🤢🤮
Lol when your in public do you do the Ronald McDonald jig?
Who the fuck puts tuff toe on chukka boots? 🤣
@@anti-antifa2473 You are not paying attention. The Mc Donalds jig dancer does!!! LOL
@@anti-antifa2473 ronald mcdonald
If you are in and out of the mud/gravel/and rocks I don't suggest covering down to the sole part as it will peel up after a week and need trimmed with a knife . If you apply this for factory setting workplace I believe that it would hold up great, Otherwise great video .
seems like a brushed metal toe cap would be more effective and actually look decent. that just looks stupid. Not a critique of your work, just product.
Oh yeah, a bulky metal toe cap, with an unspecified method of holding it on, sounds really cool. I bet it would never get caught on things, and wouldn't bend, and wouldn't get in the way at all. And I'm sure the attachment method would be very streamline and cohesive to the design. Lol
The problem with a metal toe cap is if you work in a trade where your toe could scuff, scratch, or damage flooring that it's rubbing against.
That looks stupid
Not the best idea for cold climates.
It's for the guys who need it it's not a beauty product.
You can rub your finger across after 20 min to get rid off the gloss and make it a matte finish
Pretty sure one work shift will do that for you.
Makes them look way worse it’s too bad. You did a good job tho, good video
Ya I agree but I makes the boot last so much longer, and the shine goes away if you work in them after a few weeks so kinda blends in
@Huntinfunatic Yeah, now it just looks like you work as a clown
Makes me think of Tom Hanks saying there's no crying in baseball, only instead There's no pretty on work boots! Looks a dam site better than ripped leather, and the $200 to replace it looks a whole lot better in my wallet or making it rain at the boobie xtravaganza club🥴
@KaliDog101 yeah but realize a bunch of people are pussies who buy them for fashion not labor. A shame too since they are some of the best boots out there
No, I had the same boot with the tuff toe. Looks SMOKING. Everybody liked it.
Your video is the best one I've seen showing how to get a good coat, effectively and quickly. Curlers use tough toe on their drag foot and many of us need to do this.
I don't understand this product. "It protects the leather from being damaged"...yes but the leather has also been completely covered in resin! Besides them being ugly beyond all hell, how can you now oil and treat that section of leather? You can't!
Honestly as a person that works in construction. The main failure I see with all red wing boots in particular is that people wear right through the leather on the toes and expose the steel in a very short period of time, i'm talking 3 months at most. This is a really ugly solution from red wing when they could just use a higher quality leather. I personally stepped up and just bought a pair or Nick's boots and have never looked back.
@@ToysForTheGods I love my Nick's.
@@ToysForTheGods if you're wearing through the leather in 3 months, you're either not taking care of them properly, bought the wrong tool for the job, got a defective pair, bought the cheap Chinese line of Red Wing shoes, or you're abusing the shoes, or a combination of thereof. (There's another option, but I wouldn't want to abuse you of lying.) I have 81 employees and I've never seen anyone wear through the toe, on ANY type of boot, in 3 months. And "wearing THROUGH TO THE STEEL in 3 months AT MOST," implies that it someone's happens faster. I highly doubt it. Nick's boots aren't going to last that much longer, if you're abusing your boots to the point of wearing all the way through the leather to the steel in a couple of months.
@@littlejackalo5326 that’s not true, some people work in really harsh conditions and their boots get fucked very quickly. You can take care of your boots but they will still get worn, for example, I’m a multi trade tech for my company but our drain tech at my work specializes in re-drains under residential houses, this means he is on his belly in crawl spaces the whole day and the only way for him to move is to use the toes of this boots and his elbows. This is in LA so lots of these homes have crawl spaces that are as small as 12 inches tall. For this reason, he gets free boot certs every 3 months. So some jobs require boots to be abused that is beyond the users control.
@@ToysForTheGods I was going to say it’s because they are being cheap and using a lower quality leather or a thinner leather. At the very least why not double stack the toe area and sew on a 2nd piece of leather just for the toe cap.
Looks like a bunch of fashion boot wearing going on in these comments.
@@star9732 I have gone through the tips of all my boots untill I started using this. I put it on as soon as I buy a new pair. I've never herd anyone on the jobsite complain about their look. These people wear boots to the mall...
100% facts.
@@ant9072 ive actually had people compliment how my 2412s look with the brown tuff toe
@@brandonw465 you sound like a real worker that needs these boots. Most of these guys obviously have never hit a real jobsite.
100% looks like shit, when my boots get worn out I’ll just buy new ones as your feet is important so why skimp on this epoxy goo when you should just replace them. A cheap shortcut is junk.
Too bad there aren't more red wing boots with rubber rand toes.
Thats one gripe I have with a lot of the nicer high quality boots. No matter how tough most boots are, they dont like the toes being ground into the ground in a boiler room lol
My grandkids just live a few blocks from your store. Go Bell Rd! Was just in Surprise 2 weeks age. Love my Red Wings!!!
Have you considered the Boot Bumper from Red Wing? I believe I've had better results with this over the Tuff Toe product. If you've got the time and expertise, I'd like to suggest a DIY video on Boot Bumper application.
Can this be used on a non-steel toe boot to make a shift pad?... Where a motorcycle shifter contacts the top of the boot.
My 3rd time using it, I've only ever used soft toe boots
The reality is if you have a job where your not on your knees, your probably not gonna need this. I wear the 6" Irish Setter Wingshooters and it works great and really doesn't look bad. Definitely not 350 dollar boots. If your wearing Red Wings just for the look and you don't have a job where your up and down all day this isn't for you.
Dude, I bought the boot in the video, my first pair. Almost broke the bank, anyway, I somehow managed to CONSTANTLY kick things while walking. Weird as sht, going up stairs would kick each stair, stepping on a pallet, I would scrape the underside of the pallet. NEVER ever had that problem before. A week in and the beautiful leather was showing wear and tear one week in from all the kicking. Tuff toe was recommended and problem was solved.
He is using a nice little gun adapter to squeeze out the tuff- toe, in reality you need two hands to squeeze the plungers down. Also, he is correct when he says size 13, and up, you may need more tuff-toe. I had just enough for size 13.
Not keen on the gloss finish …..better if it were Matt!
Sorry to jump in on your comments! lol. You can get a matte finish by waiting about 20 minutes and roughing the cap with a paper towel or clean microfiber rag, I do think it looks better and blends in a lot better on used boots.
If you're doing this to your boots, that means you're actually working in them, and you're trying to protect the toe box. If the work you do warrants something like this, that means they won't be glossy for very long.
I had some on my old work boots before changing careers and the shine didn’t last long it the gloss quickly wore off
It comes with a wing and a prayer.
Helped a lot. I got the brown color, funny thing is it looks AND smells like chocolate cake frosting😂
Do this to every pair, love this stuff!
I bet even on your sandals
00:26 - You have to fully clean your shoe before applying it.
So you're saying I too can have a crappy looking boot? Absurd
It's a work boot it doesn't matter what it looks like
We used to do this same thing on the toes of our hockey skates.
Where can I get the dispenser gun?
Question...would it be better to tape along the welt to allow them to be resolved later?
I just did. I got the 2216 loggers and I sure did tape the welts. A little funky of a job but for 328.00 I can live with that lol
Was just gonna ask this question
Good Video , good advice , 30-40 years in work boots . That’s allot of pairs of boots 🤦🏻♂️
That applicator gun was the hero in this video
350 buck boots should come with a tough toe from the factory not me gooping this shit on
For a pair of loggers that get scraped from heavy brush, wouldn't using multiple layers of clear Flex-Seal also work?
I put some clear JB weld 2 pt epoxy on a pair of my red wings about 6 years ago ang it's still holding up great 🤷
I'm a petroleum/ethanol hauler and this stuff is completely unaffected by gasoline, diesel and ethanol. I often clean the Tuff Toe covering with a spill towel after cleaning up some spillage. Worth the money, and then some.
Not to be rude but this looks horrible. I am sure you applied it properly however it looks cheap and garbage like. Id rather, and I do, buy boots with rubber covered toes already. If redwing chooses to not make boots with this needed protection then I will never buy a redwing boot for this reason. No way would I do this crap to my $350 boots.
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Tuff toe/shoe goo saved my skatepark rollerskates. If you hit/rub the suede on cement enough times it’s only a matter of time til you bust through the toe box
Use this on hockey skates when the nylon toes would burst open.
I need one of those epoxy guns for me I NEED IT
What’s better this stuff or JB weld??🤔🤫
Great Video * Thank you
ummmmmmm thats like 6 boots worth if its too thick it chunks off
A video how to remove that will be helpful too
Looks wierd
Just like your spelling
Nice job 👍
Can this be done on the moc toe version?
Very good instructional video
excellent video grretings from mexico
What is name of above toe??
Ugly and a resole has to be almost impossible
I love my red wing boots! That's one solid company! God Bless America!!
You know they aren't made in the US right? The components aren't even sourced here either.
@@jca66 Nice blanket statement, but it's wrong. The RW boots that professionals buy are made in the USA. They have an entire line of USA made boots. People want to whine about spending $250-350 for the USA made ones, and end up buying the Chinese ones. Then they cry when they don't last as long. They expect a $80-120 bout to perform like a $300 boot.
@@littlejackalo5326 🤣 I buy hand made custom boots for work. Mr. Professional. 100% sourced and hand crafted here in the states. $300 won't even cover one boot. I know Redwings have a US made line. Most don't buy them though. You should know that $300 for a pair of boots is only just getting into entry level quality boots.
Law of diminishing returns comes to mind with that opine.
excellent
Let’s say I didn’t want it anymore , how can I remove it??
Buy some new boots. Stuff is a permanent situation.
The leather will be ruined on the tip cause you sanded it down remember?
How much does it cost to do it in store?
37 plus tax
I use a piece of sandpaper to knock the high gloss finish down👍👍
They look like the shoes of a clown….
you should make the entire pair of boots out of tuff toe
haha
I think it looks terrible - ruined a nice pair of boots.
It probably works great for its intended use and your application and tutorial was great. I just hate the idea of putting epoxy on leather or making a 250$ pair of boots disposable and incapable of a resole... I mean I wear Nicks boots and they have a double toe cap option for just this purpose...
Anyone who refuses to resole these Boots because of the tough toe is BSing you. If you're a roofer or a flooring guy this makes that $250 upper last twice as long
You can resole the pecos line of redwings
Can the extra layer leather toe be replaced?
Can be resoled, had the same boot in video. You'll just have to put on a new application of the tuff toe. They will take off the tuff toe, resole it and you'll have to buy a new tuff toe and have it put on. I did, my store did the whole thing. It was well worth it.
The hard trades don't have much shell left to resole to after a years work. I get your point though. It is silly that the most expensive pair of shoes I own get replaced every year or two.
Excellent video, a smart investment for your boots.
Keen boots are awesome 👌. Very comfortable.
I thought this video was a gag joke type video but this is actually real ? 🤦♂️
Глассаж-извращение?
Лижут по-полной программе. Я думаю на таких ботинках глоссаж - это именно извращение
You’re selling a solution to a problem you created, just put stronger toes on your boots.
I get the purpose but it ruins the look. Good job applying it tho
Hideous. I’ll stick to my timberland 6 inch premiums and 40 belows
🙌🏻
I hate the look of the tough toe on my traction lites but it’s a necessity for my work and it really extends the life of the boot by a lot especially if you’re job requires you to be on your knees .. that’s when the toe of the boot starts wearing against the surface your standing on so tough toe is defintely worth it in my opinion but yeah doesn’t look pretty sucks because I love the look of the redwing traction lites without the tough toe
They're work boots, not fashion boots...
What was the purpose of that.
The boot bumper works very well.
Wack, buy some timberland pros
They don't last as long.
@@ant9072 way more conformable half the price and last just as long
@@norco_288 I have used both, the timberlands were ok, didn't last as long for me. The were damn sure comfortable though.
Too bad they look like a mirror.