TY i appreciate it i cant believe people are actually watching this.

Thank you guys for a great boot!

roughout turns into smooth after 6 months

@@mad0uche Once again Matt is correct! But if you do get caught up in something sharp it will still protect.

Thanks John! im just winging it bud i am not a content creator. Glad you liked it maybe i can get some more in the future.

Thank you I try to put out random videos I am surprised you saw it with KZfaq algorithm. Ill make another one down the line.

Wow i didnt know that.

​@@chachicharmscuz its not true. Drew does make a made in Mexico line for $350 but still offer all the same custom made in USA onw boots as the rest do

@@ryankelly1846 I thought so Ryan thank you so much for the clarification.

Thanks Chuck I'm just winging it for other folks.

I was thinking the same, although he has the wax. It's still the same thing, right?

@@averyj.steele1074 He is 100 percent correct. I have seen that happen to other boots and that is exactly why i wax the heel. I saw a few folks that did not hydrate the leather and it delaminated. I will say that if it does delaminate it will not bother me. As long as the boot functions as intended. Those things are nailed down well.

Thanks i was under the impression that hydrating the sole would protect it. I shall look into it i may be wrong.

@@chachicharms I think you can condition the heel stack and midsole just avoid certain oils which delaminate - if you care. Mink oil might be a good option.

@@mattcastellanos2178 Thanks matt ill see if i can score some just for that. Thanks for the info i appreciate it.

Its the 1964 leather. Look at a previous one of my vids and you will see them new. Way lighter in color. The bottom is roughout the top is smooth.

Great question! you can customize it. I opted for the Sprung toe and after a while you can hardly tell look at the video i made when i first got them. I will say anything you alter out of the ordinary might increase lead time for your boot.

Sorry to directly answer your question visit website they have composite, steel and a few more. Cheers

@@chachicharms right but do you have a soft toe, celastic, steel or composite?

@@Sturnburn772 soft toe Stanley But i opted for the sprung toe which is a little taller. I have no idea if it made a difference i just wanted extra toe room.

that's the best thing about leather boots with no fabrics, no insoles, no synthetic materials, they don't stink, and when they get wet you can put them on a boot dryer without shrinking like a regular shoe.

@@mad0uche 100 percent correct!