I've had two pairs of the 350 Cruisers in British Tan (Double Shot and Chrome XL) and I also own one pair of their Fulton work boots. Yes, if I hold their boots in hand, go over them with a fine tooth comb, and nitpick, I can find flaws here and there. But every pair of Whites I've ever owned have looked stunning and build quality has been second only to Nick's (As far as robust builds). I have no complaints with their boots. I think they are still a great company and they make damn good products.
I’m a recently retired power lineman, and have owned a number of pairs of whites over the years. Quality boots, and once broken in are hard to beat. Boots are much like your Mattress, don’t compromise.
They look stunning and the leather is simply a wonder...! As always White's are one of the best company in the world product quality and customer service.
Great video! i was actually going to grab these to have a PNW casual wedge sole pair to wear., but the LTT ones,, i would use the leather laces personally.. you'll be able to tie them much tighter.. if you get the back of the kiltie covered in some Obenauf's oil.. let it sit.., and then put them in,, they will be more pliable ,, thanks for the content
Ive been doing so much research on these PNW boots that I confuse the sizing recommendations for each company. How did you decide on a size for your whites? Brannock?
I just went a half size down from my average shoe size which is 10.5 in sneakers. I did that with white's and nicks. I haven't purchased wesco, franks or JK's. JK's i think have the most confusing sizing recommendations. You could always take photos of your foot on a brannock device and maybe trace your foot and write your length and width measurements and send both to the manufacturer your interested in purchasing from so you can get their recommendation.
I've had two pairs of the 350 Cruisers in British Tan (Double Shot and Chrome XL) and I also own one pair of their Fulton work boots. Yes, if I hold their boots in hand, go over them with a fine tooth comb, and nitpick, I can find flaws here and there. But every pair of Whites I've ever owned have looked stunning and build quality has been second only to Nick's (As far as robust builds). I have no complaints with their boots. I think they are still a great company and they make damn good products.
I’m a recently retired power lineman, and have owned a number of pairs of whites over the years. Quality boots, and once broken in are hard to beat. Boots are much like your Mattress, don’t compromise.
Wise words for sure. Hard to hit the pay button but if sized right, great boots are great tools. They pay you back.
They look stunning and the leather is simply a wonder...! As always White's are one of the best company in the world product quality and customer service.
Great video! i was actually going to grab these to have a PNW casual wedge sole pair to wear., but the LTT ones,, i would use the leather laces personally.. you'll be able to tie them much tighter.. if you get the back of the kiltie covered in some Obenauf's oil.. let it sit.., and then put them in,, they will be more pliable ,, thanks for the content
Thank you! I'll have to try that oil on the kiltie!
Ive been doing so much research on these PNW boots that I confuse the sizing recommendations for each company. How did you decide on a size for your whites? Brannock?
I just went a half size down from my average shoe size which is 10.5 in sneakers. I did that with white's and nicks. I haven't purchased wesco, franks or JK's. JK's i think have the most confusing sizing recommendations. You could always take photos of your foot on a brannock device and maybe trace your foot and write your length and width measurements and send both to the manufacturer your interested in purchasing from so you can get their recommendation.
are these lighter weight compared to the cruiser?
I would say moderately lighter than the C350 cruiser, but very similar in weight