TheWtfnonamez *Mad Lad*

No need for boot laces either, winner - winner 👍

What the fk

😂

"trust me, i'm an engineer", eh?

Top Gear UK did it

😂😂

*Hank Hill would like to know your location*

Yas

thewest newyorker that was what I learned trying to snow board. Couple of couch pillows and no longer a sore tailbone or hurt wrists. Although talk about junk in the trunk

thewest newyorker I love how that’s true

Ware socks outside your boot

The parable is excellent. We all have that inner voice. But if you hear a voice telling you to do a good deed but your inner voice is arguing with it. JUST DO IT! I can’t tell you how many times it’s worked out well for me.

That's how you get pink eye ya know

Kevin. B Mrs w: it's okay jack. It's his time of the year.

haahaha XD

where do you see that?

Furious_Deer_gaming lol it was a fictional joke, like IF Jack saw him, we didn't actually see Jack see him though

Dancing with the wranglerstars.

Matthew McGehee I turned my husband onto him! I just love his content! He is an excellent teacher!

Thank you Matt,

Thank you MZC

MzClementine, I came across wranglerstar page just a couple months ago. Really wished I would of found him sooner. He's saved my life!

MzClementine scrolling through comments and read yours as you turned your husband INTO him...had to re-read lol. Made me chuckle. Thanks for the ( inadvertent) laugh. ☺

You can usually find them around where they keep mobile home underpinning panels.

I use carbide atv studs in my boots

no they dont. get Kold Kutters. cheap as shits

ik old comment but hobnails are rounded and meant for mud back when people still used flat leather soled shoes

@@frailty7280 works well or even better then normal bolts you can walsy sharpen them

....he mentions that at about 4:20, chief.

pauljs75 who wears boots in the house?

@@jordancockett3887 who doesn't?

So the place they make the Nokia phones?

I can't tell if you're making a joke or not.

I was, Nokian looked like Nokia lol

M Pe My Puukko knife, made in Finland is one of my prized possessions. Yay Finland!

Many years ago, the tires were also branded Nokia. The brand was changed to differentiate electronics from tires. I believe they still have the same parent company.

True, And some times , about 3-5 years the canals freeze over. In the north of Netherlands there is a big "elf steden tocht" eleven town race, where they skate through 11 cities.

All through, and when it's really slippery, we put some nails in to, or we make a pace of rubber under it. Original it's a poor man's workingshoe...

Yep and they indeed do work just fine on ice. Snow however sticks and clumps, which is absolutely horrible! Dropped a log on mine once and didn't feel a thing! Just the thud. Steeltoed boots won't do that!

i've came on alot of farms in the netherlands but i rarely see someone using the wooden shoes, only the older people, the younger farmers never use them. You see more the newer leather/rubber klumps then the wooden one's

Dan woon jij op het platteland wellicht, want in de stad draagt niemand klompen.

Sure You don't mean Denmark?

Ah yes, The Netherlands is a Baltic state now

Am dutch, can confirm... we haven't had a lot ofice and snow for long in ages. Skating on the canals hasn't happened for a long time. We get weather from the gulfstream. Also nearly nobody wears wooden shoes anymore. We do have iron grips we slip over our normal shoes the few days a year we get snow or ice.

The Blue Disco Nova from the Chicago area myself, I have a few pairs, they work great for ice fishing too 👍🏻

We all have them here in Maine, we call them creepers

I coach youth hockey here in Maine and I keep forgetting to put my creepers on to shake hands with the other team at the end of a game.

I was going to suggest the same thing, I keep some in my car at work for the rare occasions we get ice storms. I just slip them over my boots and off you go, no damage to the boots either. The ones I have are like a nylon net with metal clips or whatever they are called that help bite into the ice. They work really well.

Im guessing wooden treads

That had them in WW2.

I made this same comment and just scrolled down and see yours, thumbs up.

I was going to come here to say this but you beat me to it. Yak-Trax are awesome, Ill throw them on my Kamiks and its like you are unstoppable.

Seiko Tuna

paid?

@@scottslankard7727 well yes. Now you write it perfectly in my language.

Zachry86 lmao I don’t think either one of your comments connected with that guy

Got too fast and they fly out like bullets.

It's ok James I have cat like reflexes,

Wranglerstar phew! Could you skate on any of the ice?

You actually fall better without your hands to break your fall. You need to fall like a drunk flat on ice, as the drunks have poor reflexes and they have far less injuries or less pronounce injuries. By putting out your arms and hands you hurt them and you ends up bending your body and you fall harder fall on less surface. It is the head that you need to protect with a flat fall. A good helmet you will need for ice walking.

Dru Johnson The problem with having hands out is that they are not going to hit the ground at the same time as the body and the first impact site takes the brunt and part of the arm that not able to deflect in time on a fast fall gets injured. So many ice injuries thst I have seen is people so or and they holds their hands out. Yet on the same icy surfaces, I see drunks fall and the morning after they ate fine with minor bruises. Since working in both farms over 20-30 years ago in ice (winter - We had slot of ice especially clear ice - most dangerous) and cold storage/wet food factory, where there is ice build up in the morning at chillers. I learnt to fall as a drunk (flat) and I am always fine with minor bruises that does not stop me working. But my new work colleges (at the time) were always getting badly injured (going to hostipal with casts), because they kept their hands holding onto things or using the hands/arm to break their fast icy fall.

Always put your hands in your pockets when it's ice on the ground! The ice is a good indication it's cold outside, and your hands will be happier in pockets.

Ur a hero

Straight from the category "compliments, that really aren't" ! What a backhanded comment.

@@asiburger yea what the hell was even that comment. Why even waste the time

@@northernborean1389 i just made the terrible mistake to look at his profile. Guy's probably just handicapped.

That or hammer some nails through from the inside XD

Nope, they are called muck boots here. Wellies have a different sole and upper.

Seen trucks delivered from factory with wooden slats strapped to the rims as temporary 'tires', presumably where the client wanted some specialty tire that the factory didn't offer.Of course only for getting them out of the factory onto/off transporter and into a shop where they'd get their proper tires..

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Thank you Nativ, I can die happy now. Also thanks for the info Michael.