GoRuck | MACV-1 Coyote Suede | The Boot Guy Reviews
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Took my new MACV-1 boots out the box, put’em on, threw on a 50lbs ruck and took’em for a 5 mile ruck march. No hot spots, no discomfort … exceeded my expectations.
Exactly. I have 6+ pairs and every one has been excellent, other than my first-run pre-order from the original drop, which had some glue issues. SCARS honored all of my original pairs when they had glue issues, so I am set on MACV-1 boots for quite a while, haha.
I also highly recommend the 8" Coyotes, they are my favorite pair out of all of them.
It’s common in the military to wrap the laces once around the ankle before you tie. Eliminates all the extra lace while adding ankle support. Awesome review
The MACV-1 boot is fantastic for Urban Trekking and Trail Hiking.
They’re coming out with a 2nd version of this boot in Jan!
@@rrob8344 not sure but I highly doubt that
Goruck is just an amazing company. I preorder mines. 1st edition before anyone else. I use it for travel, hiking in the mountains, beach, down in the everglades, mud it does not matter. I love my boots 100%
As another person who pre-ordered from the OG drop, did yours have glue issues? Mine failed after about 150 miles, but SCARS sent me a new pair. 💪
@@greyhoundTex dude nope at all. 1st edition are still pretty strong. I bought 3 other pairs. I use them for everything pretty much. Weekend shoes, travel shoes, hiking shoes (unless in cold water or snow). Awesome boots!
@@MountR I have a second-gen pair with over 600 miles on them and they are still looking pretty fresh. I brought my 8" Coyotes on this Texas trip and they now have about 300 miles on them and don't even look like suede anymore, haha. I've been treating my coyotes with boot grease and it helps a lot with keeping them flexible even in sandy environments without cracking or drying out.
I wear these in the desert. I like them a lot. Very comfortable. Extremely light weight. Like the fact that they aren’t Goretex or too heavy. My feet stay cool in the summer heat. Haven’t slid on anything. Holding up well. Wore out the laces but replaced them with paracord easily.
I’m an off road Jeep trail guide in Arizona and agree that these are overall great boots. I disagree about the soles, which (after nearly two years of frequent use) I found slippery when hiking uphill over loose rocks. They are fine in the flats, but if I’m going up hills I switch to a Merrill Moab or other shoe with deeper, softer treads
I just slid around on a wet man hole cover. The wet metal factor is real.
They have a new outsole and material in the Jedbourg
Thanks for your non-biased review.😁👍👍
Great review! Would you say the sizing is close to Chuck T's as goruck says on their website?
How would they compare in size to Red Wing Iron Rangers??
How’s your feel with sizing?
I went through two of these boots in one week. They looked great, they were comfortable but the eyelets were stretching and ripping suede and they are way overpriced for a boot made in Vietnam. Forward the video to 5:10 pause it and look at the last eyelet before the quick lacing and note the gap that will soon rip. The people at the company seem nice and I would like to support them although I lost money for shipping because I'm from Canada. I would purchase these boots if they fixed the suede ripping and cut the price drastically.
Contact customer service. Then Complain, if you get no replacement.
There is a lifetime warranty. Even applies to footwear.
Can you make a Corcoran jump boots review please
Working on it.
@@TheBootGuyreviews thanks I shall subscribe
This boot available anywhere in Canada?
Sir. Any recommendations on a boot for a city cop on concrete all day? Doesn’t have to be a polished leather. Most of the guys have switched over to composite materials instead of a polished leather.
as a former corrections officer of 8 years, Had they made these back then they would have been my go to boots, I own two pairs of the black macv-1 and absolutely love them
@@mattvalade2609 i used these during my academy and holy crap were they hot and uncomfortable.
One thing these boots are not is hot, uncomfortable maybe if sized incorrectly
Solomon xa pro
@@deopressoliber5984 I don’t like the lacing system they use.
Not really a tactical boot?? It’s a damn jungle boot it’s not suppose to be tough and ridged
Hey boot guy, are there any decent thin wool boot socks?
smartwool makes a good thin trekking sock.
Darn tough
Farm to Feet
Simples.... Superbes!
Wish they made something like these in a different style. I dont really like the tactical style boots myself.
I think you’ve missed the entire point of this company.
Horrible in the winter.
well theyre designed after jungle boots soooooo
Matt Valade Believe me I know that. I have a pair in black. They slip and slide on wet leaves. They slip and slide on smooth concrete. They are crap.
@@maximous9993 only place ive really had issues with was a freshly waxed restaurant floor and let me tell you it was like being on ice. other than that ive got over 1000 miles on them and love them
Exactly what I wanted to know.
Real boots use rough out leather rather than suede
Agreed... suede sucks
@@landminehopscotch3617 kinda disappointing that these boots clearly mimic a GI pattern but they cant get the components right
@@themonolithian haha, exactly...kinda sad, really
We’ve been fighting 2 wars in suede boots for almost 20 years... just saying
The military would beg to differ
$195??? Meh... To expensive...
JS Krawz can get their black ones on close out for 100-125
their customer service and warranty are second to none, lifetime on these boots