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He's got a great channel.

Oh cool, an iron ranger hipster.

@@Kingfisher1215wow a hater on the internet, so unique

@@3ZN357iron rangers are barely even boots, nobody wants to see that

What's wrong with iron rangers? I lovecmine just as much as I love my whites MPs or JK OTs..

@@Kingfisher1215lmao “iron ranger hipster” how “original” literally can’t imagine what else pushes those marbles around your skull

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Origin uses screws in the sole on there new boots to stop the sole from coming off I have the same pair as in the video with the big lug soles and they have 5 screws in the toe best boots I ever owed

Yeah lotta reviews of them being sub par quality did the same for me. They have a ways to go before they become worth buying. We aren't missing anything. I like their product, though.

Thanks so much for watching! It’s not snowing yet here in Tennessee. Very fall weather so far. 🇵🇱👍

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Good stuff!

I'm a fan of Sno Seal as well! Probably been only using it for 30 years though! ;)

@@kd5byb I also found that Sno Seal is good for chapped hands. Before I retired, my job had me outdoors a lot with wet hands. In the winter Sno Seal worked wonders on cracked, bleeding knuckles.

@@tedhart7708 I'm going to have to try it! In the winter my hands get super-cracked. Been using "working hands" which does okay and will try out Sno Seal! :)

Thanks! Enjoyed seeing how your boots are made. Well done!

Thanks! We appreciate your feedback on the boots. It’s always helpful to others as well who may consider buying a pair.

We see this comment A LOT on every single video, and I think what most people in todays world don’t understand is that really good shoe cobblers in today’s society are like classic car restoration specialists. Most people are not driving old classic cars, and most people would ask “WHY would anyone want to spend tens of thousands of dollars on an old beat up car when they can go buy a new one?!” Well, it’s because the owners of those cars, or shoes/boots in this case, LOVE that particular pair and don’t want to throw them away and get a new pair. That’s what the world tells you to do nowadays. What Heath and I do in our videos is often times above and beyond what most cobblers would do to a shoe. It’s the little intricate things that make the difference, and that’s why shoe aficionados want to send their stuff to us and some others. I have a 65 Mustang that is a straight six cylinder and wouldn’t be worth 20k if it was brand new, but I’ve had that car for 30 years and would gladly drop 30k into it one day if needed so that I could hold on to it and pass it along. Long answer but that’s why people often pay to have them resoled. I think this question deserves a video. 😁

The ability of having a boot re-crafted is exactly why I picked up my first pair of RW Mock toe boots. I understand that there are many good boot manufacturers out there, I was just tired of throwing money and shoes away and wanted a quality boot to last for years. The Mrs. even found a pair of Thorogood work boots at a local flea market for nearly nothing and I recently had those re-crafted and Ive reconditioned the uppers. This has lead me to get a pair of Alden 405's, so I am using these boots as intended, work boots. Clean, condition, rinse and repeat. Sustainability and longevity is my new motto, so thank you Trent and Heath!! @@TrentonHeath

Same boots. As a matter of fact, that was the first time that I wore them. Glad that you like the channel! Thanks!