Red Wing Blacksmith Boot Review - The Ultimate Plain Toe Boot?
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The Minnesota-based Red Wing Boot Company is one of the most popular and influential American boot brands out there. From 1905 to today, they make those classic work boots your dad and granddad wore, and much, much more.
Today we’re looking at the Blacksmith, an important edition to the Red Wing pantheon. Does it stack up?
FIRST GLANCE
The Red Wing 3340 Blacksmith features a unique briar oil slick leather, which looks like a traditional brown in some lights, but delightfully red in others.
At first glance, this boot looks an awful lot like the Wolverine 1000 Mile boot, which isn’t really a surprise as these two companies are pretty clearly competitors.
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The Blacksmith features a Vibram mini-lug sole, which combines a classic Commando sole and a flat sole. I like that it’s got a good grip but from the side looks nice and slim.
The sole is attached with a 270-degree Goodyear welt. Other features include dull guilt hooks and eyelets, an unlined inside, and triple stitching along the vamp.
Red Wing calls this really round toe a bump toe; it’s a little on the bulbous side but it does give you some wiggle room. Whether you like it or not really depends on your aesthetics.
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LEATHER
This boot features a Briar Oil Slick leather, which is produced at Red Wing’s tannery, SB Foot Tanning Co.
Like I mentioned, the leather has a red tint - I love wearing these uniquely colored boots when the outfit is right, though they’re not dressy.
The tanning process on this boot is interesting. It’s oil tanned (in white mineral oil, to be specific) but it’s also chrome tanned to finish. While it doesn’t necessarily have the lustre of some combination tanned leathers, it’s very hardy and won’t require a ton of conditioning.
LEATHER CARE
So while mink oil is really popular for making boots extremely waterproof, the downside is that it can definitely alter the color of your leather. I use neatsfoot oil instead, which doesn’t penetrate the leather as deeply and preserves color better. Just brush the boot down with a horsehair brush and apply the oil to condition.
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SOLE
The Vibram 430 mini-lug sole is a medium traction, oil resistant, non-marking, and long-wearing rubber sole. It’s pretty slim for a commando sole, and pretty flexible, too. One downside is that they don’t have great shock absorption, since there’s no foam or urethane or anything like that in the sole.
The midsole is cork, and the insole is leather. The steel shank provides some decent arch support and stability, which I like.
Finally, there’s the 270-degree Goodyear welt. It’s slightly less waterproof and slimmer-looking than a full 360-degree welt.
FIT & SIZING
The Blacksmith is available in full and half sizes from 7 to 13 on Red Wing’s site and on Amazon. They only come in one width, though.
Surprisingly, these boots took no time to break in (unlike other Red Wings I’ve owned).
Decent arch support, and a snug but not too snug fit along the side of the foot - plus they’re nice and roomy in the toe box. Shock absorption isn’t amazing, but it’s fine.
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PRICE
Generally between $280 and $300, though if you’re patient you can usually find them on sale.
Pros
* Awesome leather
* Minimal leather care
* Good grip
* Decent arch support
* Resoleable
* Easy break in
Cons
* One width
* A bit pricey for the average joe
* Informal, wide toe
* Leather not super lustrous
* Mediocre shock absorption
* Unlined
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I own these and they make my Thursday captains feel like something I picked up at the clearance rack at Spencers
😂
This is true after feeling Thursday boots it was night and day
I love that we’re getting away from the narrow dress boot look (still love all of mine but..). The work boot / hiking boot look with formal attire is such a good look and has made formal at work and our long commutes in much more comfortable. I like being able to present in the boardroom, hike 15 flights of stairs to the next meeting and navigate the tough terrains of the inner city in my way to the train tracks for my ride home; all within weather that goes from 70s and sunny to 40s and snow within hours.
I've had my Blacksmith 3343s for three years now and couldn't be happier with them. Tough as nails and very versatile style-wise.
These were my first redwing heritage boots and first “nice” boots. I love them and they started my boot collecting addiction.
Same here!
Same. Mine were in copper rough and tough. Then I picked up rangers in black harness and amber harness. And now I’m trying to find these in briar but they’re nowhere to be found
@@citizentuck whatre heriotage boots?
@@stevethea5250 a style of boots
Definitely needs to be made available in wide sizes!
My first Red Wings. Absolutely love them. Started my addiction
They're a classic!
pal after 1. redwing not long for 2. .ive got 6 pair now
Just ordered these in store a week ago after finding my size. They look more brown than I thought but in bright lighting I can really see the red undertones. Nice review, thanks for reassuring my purchase.
3340s were my first pair of boots about eight years ago and they are still going strong. They are definitely not dress boots and the bulbous toes are important to note, but if you are looking for a heritage boot with a burlier and more casual workwear look then I think these are a great choice.
idk why more people aren't raving about the black black smiths or copper rough and tough. But great review. once i bought my first pair, i stopped wearing sneakers completely.
Thanks Shalik! I'm reviewing some copper rough and tough RW Chelseas soon!
I have had these for a few months and highly recommend. I used saphir neutral oiled leather cream which is neatsfoot oil based and I think it looks good. I actually still get a pretty decent amount of luster with a good brushing and have only treated them with the saphir once and a small touch up. The leather seems to "heal" the light nicks and scratches from everyday wear after a firm brushing and relaxing overnight. The leather resembles that of a good football (american) in color and feel, and there is a nice pebbling on the upper and hind sections, smoother tighter grain leather on the toe which I feel is a nice subtle detail. For me there was not that bad of a break in, mostly felt rough around the collars. I did not size down, got the same as my sneaker/dress shoe size but I prefer to wear with merino wool socks and don't mind the extra roomy toe box. Even for the summer I try to find some thicker cotton socks if I choose to wear this style of boot, it really helps with the fit and comfort.
I love my red wing blacksmith boots. They fit great, look better as they get more used, are tough as nails, and feel like butter inside. Can be worn all day with ease.
I have a pair of handmade hiking boots made by a company called Prospector (I believe no longer in business). They are almost 30 years old. Anyway, I have used mink oil on them and have cleaned them with saddle soap once per year since I bought them. I have never had a problem and they look fantastic. I will be replacing the commando sole for only the second time (the first sole I had on their was the best sole I ever had on a shoe/boot of any kind and lasted almost 20 years lol). I think one problem is people apply too much mink oil. I use a conservative amount but really work it into the leather. The process takes me a while and your hands get sore but I believe it is worth it. I only have three pair of boots, these a timberland and a cheaper wolverine. My Timberlands are the newest and they are 11years old. They were nubuck but I couldn't stand them so I saddlesoap cleaned them then mink oiled them up about ten years ago and now they look like oil tanned leather. Look great in my opinion. Anyway, I think mink oil is the best product to use most leather boots of a casual or working nature. I would definitely avoid using it on dress type boots or anything that is chromed leather.
I love how you said Vibram and then corrected yourself, but immediately went back to your original pronunciation... Great video, I learned a lot.
hahah "i said what i said!!!" so glad you liked it
I love my Blacksmith 3345s! The Prairie Leather is awesome! I'm currently comparing them to the Chippewa Service Boot and the Blacksmith is blowing it out of the water... I also found the break in with these much better than the IRs. I used to have a pair of 1000 Mile and they simply do not match the quality of the Blacksmiths in my opinion. Great video as always Nick!
Red Wing's Irish Setter Sport Boot was the Ultimate Plain Toe Boot 40 years ago. Built like an Iron Ranger with no toe cap.
These boots are my Grail boots, if that can be a thing. Just sweet. Thanks for the review.
You're welcome, glad you liked it.
Your review helped me pull the trigger and get these boots. They fit your foot like a glove. Thank you for your help dude!
Hey so glad to be helpful!
Thanks for the review, appreciated. Just a pointer on Chrome tanned leather versus Veg. In the crust state there's not a great deal of difference at all in the gloss level and if anything veg leather can have a little more shine on it.
At the end of the day it's how it's finished that dictates the gloss level. A lot of chrome tanned leathers are finished using pigments, resins and lacquers which in general increase the gloss level.
Both retannages when finished with oils or hot waxes with have a fairly matt natural look, especially if you're working on a buffed grain.
Arriving at that 320p quality, need to use some Saphir conditioner on it
I'm freaking out trying to decide if I should reupload it :( :(
It's fixed!!!!
@@Stridewise Don't worry too much about it, CZcams is normally like it. We all come here for the quality reviewing anyway but yeah, I can understand the frustration :)
Just bought a pair of these in the 3345 Black Prairie leather as my first "real boots". Gambled a bit by going with my true size but they were on sale at Mr. Porter for $210 and I just couldn't resist. So far I'm absolutely in love with them... they definitely hurt after wearing them for a little while since I'm still breaking them in but they're mostly very comfortable and I think they look FANTASTIC
Yay! Having boots you love is the best feeling. Glad they worked out so well for you Danny (and that you got such a good deal)
I own two Beckman, three iron rangers, a Moc toe, and the blacksmiths in briar oil.......and the blacksmiths are hands down my favorite
Why do you say that I mean what's your reasoning just interested thanks
Love these. I would also consider the Red Wing Merchant 8062 in Olive Mohave rough out. It has a little bit more cushion in the sole and a more tapered toe box, as well as another unique color that works with everything.
The last similar pair I had were Sears, I think in the late 1980s. They had two hooks and I believe were shorter at the ankle. They also had cork/rubber type soles, for lack of a better description. My father who was born in 1912 called what I purchased "plow shoes." The boots in this video review look good but are above my budget. I wonder how farmers and blacksmiths could have afforded them in olden days, even with the price adjusted for the time.
Hey, they're investments!
I actually bought a pair of the 3343s and a pair of the 3340s. I use the 3343s for work and the Briars for going out on the weekends. Love this boot. Shock absorption wasn't great so I bought them true to size and added a leather insert coupled with a cork insert. I broke them in first without any inserts. But they got a bit loose. Nothing crazy but I like a snug boot. And that toe box is extra roomy for sure. Once broken in to my foot print though, I put the leather and cork inserts in. They fit like a glove now and the shock absorption is way better too. Before the inserts the soles (although really durable and sleek looking) weren't really great for walking on gravel all day. Now they still aren't a lug sole but they are a lot better. Plus the weight factor really helps when walking around all day too. Love lug and crape soles. But man they can get heavy after a 12hr shift outdoors all day. The uppers are handling the beat down I put on em extremely well though. Plus they clean up and look great. Love these boots.
Always love your review! I also had nightmare with breaking my iron ranger and about to break in resently purchased moc toe. I thought briar oil slick black smith is so charming but unfortunately it is not available in Korea. Waiting them to be released in Korea, too. BTW beckman is still available in Korea, so if you can, I would love to get your review on old beckman pair! before I get them!
I love your videos very good comparisons I’ve watched this videos 4-5 times I’m gonna be getting these as a Christmas present to myself I like the variety of boots on this channel
That's great Brendan! High quality clothes are the best gifts for oneself :) Hope you have a happy Christmas
I just had my Blacksmith in Briar oil slick delivered yesterday. This is my 5th RedWing and second in Briar Oil slick leather.
Good choice, Jun!
My 3343's were my first boot purchase and they have been wonderful.
Am I the only who hasn’t been able to break in the The Blacksmith in the Briar Oil ⁉️ OUCH❗️ My Iron Ranger in Black felt great out the box so I know I have the right size. But I this guy said the break in depends on the batch you get I am thinking of having the width and instep widen. I love the leather and how thick it is so don’t want to give them up. Maybe I should see if I get another pair and see how they fit.
I think the break in process also depends what socks you wear. Never wear cotton socks because your foot will get wet then blister. Wear wool blend socks and it will keep your feet dry with some extra cushion.
Bingo. Wearing a newer pair of Beckmans now with wool socks- the break-in has been far less painful than what folks have said.
Great review I always enjoy your videos thank you for all your hard work that you put into it really appreciate it man
Suggestion: Maybe do a video on good boot socks.
Love my Blacksmith 3345s! Comparing them to the Chippewa Service Boots... So far, no contest Blacksmith owns!
Everyone I know says Vibram like you first said it. Ever since I can remember, and I'm old.
If you're getting blacksmith boots for work; get the version with spitfire leather. It's way tougher and long lasting with less maintenance.
Plus it has the coolest name of any leather
I own these boots and think t his is the best review on youtube of the pros and cons... nice job.
wow, I always think the videos from my first year of this channel are terrible, it's really nice you gave this your vote of confidence dmitry!
I find the old Nitrile Soles to be more comfortable to walk in. Looks thicker for shock absorption. IMO. I do prefer the look of the Blacksmith vs my Iron Ranger. I own 2 Blacksmiths CR&T and Spitfire that required no breakin and 1 IR 8111.
Just got the Beckmans from Sierra Trading Post, $200 for factory seconds in the cigar featherstone color. I'd definitely prefer the blacksmiths but they dont have it as factory seconds and I can't see myself paying that much (paid $400 for my shell cordovans, and that was kinda a lot for me). It just sucks that maybe I would've skipped the Beckmans and just got the Blacksmiths if they made it in a size 6 ugh
I will try these. I am looking for more info on Georgia small batch. I love my Georgia giants for work and dress up nice in an engineering environment.
i still cant decide between iron rangers or the blacksmiths, next week soon as the shop here will open i will buy a pair
I plan on getting these in the Copper Rough & Tough (not really a big fan of the Briar), but I'm just waiting to get a good deal on them. I'm counting on Nordstrom to put them on sale in a few weeks.
Thanks for the nice review. Especially mentioning the mink oil colour change probability.
Glad it was helpful!
I love these boots and after owing this one i have ordered the spitfire black and is on the way. I cant describe how much i love these.
Where did you end up finding the spitfires? If you don’t mind my asking.
@@charlesbronson240 i have a local dealer who has a used pair that fits my size, its a used pair though but the shoes did not fit the original customer and he has worn it just a couple of times and they are as good as new. Unfortunately this leather is not available anymore.
Don't at all mean to call out any running shoe companies, but there are several brands and models right now that cost what this boot can be found for, and they're not going to last even a year. I expect my Blacksmiths to last longer than my feet.
Nice review Nick. I notice you're wearing selvedge denim, nice cuffs btw. Which jeans are you wearing?
Good looking boot however once you put on a pair of 1000 Mile boots you will understand-they are comfortable out of the box and look very similar. Plus they are Hoeween leather. Just IMO.
Mine are in the mail. Red Wing are A LOT easier to find in the UK than the Wolverine 1000 Mile.
Another great review 👌🏼. Would love to see a Williston and/or Sheldon review if you haven’t already made one.
By far the best real world experience reviews of boots out there. Thanks for your channel!
Lovely review on a GREAT boot!
BRIAR Oil Slick all day!
I know that's your fave CJ haha
Resole on your IRs Nick. Send em to Brian the Boot Bootmaker. Or cord half sole from Dr.Sole in cream.
The Beckman's were discontinued. But they are back. There's some interesting new stuff coming too.
OK I called them and they are discontinuing it, they're just selling off their old stock.
Your reviews are awesome, thanks for another great one!
So happy you like them, Jake!
I replaced the outsole with ROLE CLUB, it has a better shock absorption.
Nice! How much did it cost you to replace the sole, Jimnel?
Well Nick, very nice review! Thanks a ton for fuelling my addiction... ;-)
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just noticed, 10k+ subscribers and 1.48m views! Keep up the good work.
I had a little celebration here in Brooklyn! Thanks for noticing and for the encouragement, I appreciate it.
Hey Nick great vid and big fan of the channel. Any chance you could do a review on the
Red Wing Merchant boot? Seems similar to the Blacksmith but I like the look of the slimmer profile / less bulbous toebox. Thanks for the vids man keep up the hard work.
Yeah I'm planning to do more Red Wing reviews!
I have these exact boots (briar slick as in the video). I’m wearing these to the grave with me, so yeah, I like them. Also own Briar Slick Moc Toe. Owned several Chippewas and one Thorogood (Janesville moc toe), but in hindsight I wish I only spent money on redwings.
haha glad you enjoy 'em so much my man.
We need a Crockett & Jones Islay review stat! Great review BTW!
Thanks Jonathan! Crockett & Jones are pretty pricy but I've been getting a lot of requests!
Gonna loan him the $800 to buy them?!
I had these boots for about 6 months. Breaking in was terrible, I couldn't go through that anymore. Just sold them on eBay and I've I just stuck to my Alden Indys
Have you tried White's, Nick's, Wesco, or Viberg?
@@jongwood oh yeah, whites, they need quite some time to break in as well.
I’m breaking in Vintage MiE Docs right now, not terrible but pretty rough on the toes rn. My Chippewa lace ups were really easy cause the leather was really oily, what made your blacksmiths so hard to break in? I was thinking of making them my next purchase...
@@secretagentmandanV2 Sounds like it's time to man up, Danny boy!
Do you know what happened to the RW Harvester? I was really liking the look of those, but don’t see them anymore. They were only out for like a year or two from what I saw.
Another great review!
Think they might still be found in Europe!
This week, I started with one BlackSmith, Well to make a long story short, I now have 4 pairs of BlackSmith's and 2 Pairs of Iron Rangers, I will be having sore feet for a long time boys, Wish me the best.
I Think I broke in the BlackSmith first day, honestly, they were very comfortable from day one. well now I am on Day 5 :o) The Rangers I have not even touched. I purchased the Oxblood Mesa "8119" and Amber Harness "8111" I'm Just getting into boots because of my age, getting tired of the sneakers and T shirts.
Thanks for sharing, but no thanks for the addiction.. NO more shopping for me for the rest of the year. That's about 31 Days?
Mink oil tends to sort of build up on the leather of redwings and I find they pick up lint too much. I go with huberts boot oil, after a cleaning with saddle soap.
I watch this video too many time, at the end i ended up ordering one pair of blacksmith 3343 myself. Thanks mate.
Glad it was helpful Jaynern!
Good review, Nick. Congratulations on 10k subs too!
Btw, do you wear boots during the summer as well?
When I can! I'm experimenting with lightweight denim so I can get away with more boots in summer :)
@@Stridewise I'd like to wear my boots in the winter. But I just seem to forget about them in the spring/summer. So my beckmans and classic rounds stay in the closet and my classic chukkas and caverly chukkas (cigar Esquires) get most of my wear. I'm thinking merchants with the flatbox might work in the warmer months. So they might be my next purchase.
Edit: just got to the part of the video about mink oil darkening the leather. Definitely will. I was worried about my black cherry beckmans getting dark. Someone on Reddit recommended bick 4. Doesn't darken and 1+ year in, I'm happy with bick. I've treated them 4x and hasn't darkened the leather.
bill s hi bill, u have FB? Do u mind to drop a pic of ur black cherries in Redwing boots social club? I’m considering buying or BM Black Cherry or IR Oxblood Mesa.. I want some red leather boots in my collection ( I own already 1x BM, 2x IR, 1x Chukka , 1x Engineers. Tx in adv. What u recommend?
bill s hi bill, u have FB? Do u mind to drop a pic of ur black cherries in Redwing boots social club? I’m considering buying or BM Black Cherry or IR Oxblood Mesa.. I want some red leather boots in my collection ( I own already 1x BM, 2x IR, 1x Chukka , 1x Engineers. Tx in adv. What u recommend?
bill s hi bill, u have FB? Do u mind to drop a pic of ur black cherries in Redwing boots social club? I’m considering buying or BM Black Cherry or IR Oxblood Mesa.. I want some red leather boots in my collection ( I own already 1x BM, 2x IR, 1x Chukka , 1x Engineers. Tx in adv. What u recommend?
Got these bad boys in copper rough and tough, briar oil slick are next in line
Love this colour too, should have watched this review before I darkened mine😂
Mink oil paste is something else than mink oil liquid. Mink oil liquid doesn’t darken so much. The paste has other products in it that darken the leather much more.
I love mine, I used mink oil on them and they color well
Cool! Good choice
I only see videos on this boot as a “fashion” boot. Does anyone wear them for work anymore?
I wanna go out and buy it now.
i'm afraid this is not for the instant gratification shopper haha you gotta be real patient
The Copper Blacksmiths were on sale at Nordstrom for $161 w/free shipping. Can't beat that! As far as your video goes, it was a good review but you really gave the impression that you were not a fan of them throughout the video. I see they are also not in your top 5.
Somehow I had a $100 code so I ordered them for $61. Can't say I'm mad :)
@@nodieusa awesome, bro, although I might have to arrest you as that is clearly theft.
@@kevinbreese5739 lmao
What you would you prefer of you only could Buy One? Blacksmith or Iron Ranger? Wearing all day i mean?
Great Video. I just ordered a Pair in Copper Rough and Tough.
Hi Nick love ur channel im from the UK and a real boot nut, own several Redwing boots,Whites, Alden Indys, etc . you really need to check out the new Loake AW20 industrial collection,out as of November 2020.absolutely gorgeous beautifully made boots i pulled the trigger on the Loake Hebdens in brown CXL,and cant wait to give them a beating, it was a toss up between the Thursdays and the Loake but glad i went for these for the time being.
You should do a review on the 875 mlc toes. I know you already reviewed one of the moc toes but the 875s are unique in their history and their leather color.
Great review 👍👍 I enjoyed it
I visited a Redwing Store yesterday in Portland, OR. No Blacksmiths. I visited one of their retailers today, and he said that the Blacksmith was discontinued. Bummer! Say that it isn't true?!
I don't think they're discontinued, it's more Red Wing is having a lot of trouble keeping up with demand
@@Stridewise I suppose a good problem for Red Wing to have. I'll stay on the hunt! Thanks and keep up the great videos!
how do they compare to the 1000 mile weight wise? my experience with red wing is that they can be quite heavy!
My favorite over Iron Ranger
This is the perfect all around boot in my mind
You've got a strong case
Which One you prefer? Red Wing blacksmith , iron Ranger or thursday boot Captain if you have to Chose only One pair? Please Short precise Answer.
These look nicer and more versatile than the iron rangers imo.
Chippewa has an almost identical boot which is very nice, way less expensive, but unfortunately of lesser durability I’d say. With that said the Chippewa lace up work boot round toe is nonetheless a very good option.
I agree! Chippewa is good but not great, they're no Red Wing. Agree the blacksmiths are more versatile than Iron Rangers!
My addiction started w a solid pair of wolverine kilometer. Recently aquired Iron ranger mesa oxblood..now I want the blacksmiths
Yeah I like them way more than the Wolverines! - Nick
@@Stridewise agree completely..although I will say Thursday captains in brown are being worn solidly!! Trip to Spain is in the works so I'll definitely be putting some steps in them.
I love my redwing Moc toes but I've be turned to Chippewa. I have a pair of black 6" Service and I wish I'd bought them before I'd spent my cash on my Redwings.
If my 9013s don't last the rest of my life, I'll probably pick up a pair and replace the speed-hooks with eyelets for a similar look and feel. Wolverine looks nice from a distance, but Redwing is better built from better materials, and more leather.
I don’t understand why you think a 270 degree welt “might be a tiny bit less water resistant” than a 360 degree one. I can’t imagine why that would be so. It might be true that a storm welt is more water resistant than an ordinary welt, and storm welts tend to be fitted 360 for aesthetic reasons, but otherwise with a standard welt I can’t see why there would be less water resistance. Have you explained this in a previous video or article that I can see?
Wore mine today- (Day after a DC snow storm- Did great) The Blacksmith in Spitfire tho may be my favorite out of my Boot Collection (up to nearly 50 pairs now) Good Review tho-thx
I want a pair of these so bad but Red Wing isn’t making these right now,
I actually had a Red Wing employee tell me that the Blacksmith is just the Iron Ranger without the cap toe.
The eyelets are different but by and large yeah they're the same haha
i've watched this 5 times since yesterday T_T
You're my hero Le, hahaha
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excellent review man. Its between these and the Thorogood 1892 Tomahawks for me.....Thanks
Glad you liked it, Brett!!
Tom Waits sung about Red Wings, not Wolverines. I know which I will buy.
I like the wiggle room in the toe box. Do you also get that wiggle room in the Thursday Boot or is it snug around the toes?
Apply the product place I’m black trash bag , set in sun. Let sit for hour or two depending on how much you want in& of course the temperature. The boots will drink it in .
I love my blacksmiths however my one complaint is that they’re quite uncomfortable in colder weather, even with thick socks.
Do u mean cold
I like them better than my iron rangers and you were right about there being no break in period,
Yeah Cliff they're more versatile, less of that flashy nickel.
Which boot do you recommend for arch support. Looking for a pair for my husband.
Great review 👍
Thanks dude!
Beckmans back on UK website as of Nov 2020