Jim Green Men's Razorback Boots Lace-Up Water Resistant Full Grain Leather Work or Hiking Boot

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You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. when i used to wear leather boots i used nixwax or grangers g-wax as above used to light the wax as i do with boot polish till runny put the lid back on to put out flame and then apply with the corner of an old cloth. They are initially quite stiff, due to the fairly thick double layer construction and the heavy rubber unit lug sole, but soften up after a few weeks of casual wear, and a few short hikes. EXCEPT: The lug sole captures a lot of gravel and carries it into my RV where my bare feet then finds all of it. He is a qualified mountain guide, a keen rock climber and has a "thing" for technical footwear and backpacks.

The padded collar and tongue (with high gussets) do a great job of keeping seed pods, burrs, and other debris out. Tough as Africa – built to last The Jim Green Razorback boot is inspired by Africa, designed to take on the daily outdoor and work challenges that come with the harsh terrain. And yes I understand these boots are not water proof but a Goodyear welted boot if done right is very very water resistant.Tough as Africa - built to last The Jim Green Razorback boot is inspired by Africa, designed to take on the daily outdoor and work challenges that come with the harsh terrain. Built by runners for runners, HOKA running shoes elevate your potential on the track, in the field, on the road and everywhere in between.

The boot fits as well as my other size 11 boots and having an all leather upper is a welcome feature since it allows the feet to breathe well and the perspiration to evaporate quicker. I crawl around on my concrete driveway repairing my truck, my wife’s truck and our travel trailer, scuffing all sides of these boots. The insoles seem a bit rubbishy so bought replacements but months later I am still using the original ones. I heard a lot of good things about this boot and this company so I bought a pair to replace my work boots. My boots are too new with the factory finish to take the wax right now, so tried it on my misses boots which where gagging for a feed.

I have a pair of Gronell leather boots and they are four years old and have been everywhere and in all weathers and they have never let me down. The shoes look great in person and I paid 147 euro’s in total for the shoes, some extra insoles, transport and VAT. The break-in took about 15 miles and then the boots are comfortable, however the break-in was brutal.