Its the only boot on the market, low end or high end, that has a high arch. Its confusing why other brands don't have models with arch support.

Thanks. They are pretty unique. I'm going to do an update vid in a couple months.

@@vancanadastyle3365 Subscribed. Looking forward to it.

350 Cruisers are awesome.

Waiting for smokejumpers in brown r/o. Can't come soon enough

@@joelfigueroa1309 The smokejumpers are sick. Perfect for winter weather.

Thanks.

Thanks.

@@vancanadastyle3365 no problem. don't forget to keep us updated ;)

Your right. But I thought the Perry was also made on the 55 last?

@VanCanadaStyle Nope. Arch-Ease® 1972 last.

No 2021. 2060 is same material but thinner with a defined heel

I agree. I wish they came with a thinner sole like on the Red Wing Moc Toe. When I get them resoled I'll go with something else.

I had an update video but after wearing them on trip to Korea i had thiughts I wanted to add/delete. I will be uploading an update video within the next couple weeks.

@@vancanadastyle3365 Looking forward to it!

The main plus of the Rambler is the arch support for people who need high arches, like myself. I can stand all day in the ramblers because of this so I assume they would be great for work, and they kick ass as casual boots. That said I think they are too expensive as work boots. You made the right right choice with Thorogood and the Perry for work.

@@vancanadastyle3365 thanks for the reply. That’s actually what I am looking for. I have the Perrys and they are super flat even with my good insoles. Also the forefoot is super hard compared to my thorogood. Im wondering about how the ramblers feel in that respect. To me I just want comfort.

They are expensive for sure. I got mine because I made some extra cash reselling a couple pairs of sneakers or else I would have had to think long and hard about spending this much on boots. That said I absolutely love them.

I actually had an update video I removed because I didn’t like the video after it had been uploaded for a while. I’m going to re-edit and reupload.

@@vancanadastyle3365 alright, looking forward to it.

The color is just black. My sneaker size in Nike, Adidas and New Balance is 8.5. Dress shoe size 8.5. They have become less tight and stiff with wear but nothing major.

No unfortunately not. They don’t advertise but it’s meant for people who need an aggressive arch. I do. I wear orthodics in all my shoes.

Your right. I had an update video. I’m going to redo the audio comments and reupload. There was some stuff I wanted to add and delete from the vid.

@@vancanadastyle3365 I came back to your video bc I order whites back in February and still haven't got em. The local shop I ordered through fucked up.

Wow. You and I sound like we have almost the same size foot. I am an 8.5 in both Nike and adidas with a thumbs width of room. But if pressed I could fit in an 8.0 but would be fairly tight. I am also a 7.5 in the red wing sawmill. I haven’t tried on the moc but the sawmill is almost the same. Im a 7.5 D brannock on the dot. Personally I’d get a 7.0 in Rambler. But do your research. Get your feet measured with a brannock and then make your choice. Good luck.

Thank you very much@@vancanadastyle3365 for the answer. Before finding your review I was also leaning to size 7.0 for what I had read elsewhere about this particular last from white's (found some reddit posts debating Rambler sizing saying full size down from your regular size), but if you say you're on a larger side for a US8 in Nike and adidas that means your foot is similar or even slightly larger than mine as 8 in Nike fits perfect for me, so if 7.0 in the Ramblers works well for you (even with extra room for your toes as you show in the video) I assume that it will be the same for me or even slightly roomier. I know the final fit also depends on the shape of the foot but as I said my feet are on the narrow side and my only concerns when sizing boots in between two sizes are normally just in length to avoid toe cramping. Thanks again and Regards

Thanks man.

Pretty good all in all. I'm going to do a follow up review pretty quick when I get some time. I walk about 15 min a day in these for school, 4 days a week for the last 8 months and they have held up better than the Red Wing Christy soles that people seem to wear through pretty fast.

Exactly what it feels like. I need a high arch so its perfect.

Will do. I am going to do one soon. I have been a little busy with school but as soon as I get a chance to do one I will.

@@vancanadastyle3365 appreciate you, good luck on your endeavors

Thick man. 1 and 5/8 inches.

@@vancanadastyle3365 thanks!

Vibram and Cobblers plus have the spec sheet for just the sole

Absolutely. Reminder tho the arch is fairly high. If you have a flatter foot then the Perry might be better.

Honesty. They are super good everyday boots. Im going to be doing a follow up video before I put them away for summer.

Haha. Nice eh?

Lol. It's the worst because boots are the most particular when it comes to fit.

Ive owned the Red Wing Moc briefly and the Iron Ranger briefly. Returned both because I couldn't stand the initial discomfort. I was an 8D in the Moc and Iron Ranger. My Whites are 7D and fit like a Red Wing 8D. But if you are considering Whites measure your feet on the Brannock and go off Whites recommendations which is 1/2 size down from Brannock.

@@vancanadastyle3365 thanks for the reply

I would love to get a pair of Nicks. Ill check out the Robert. Thanks.

Keep it mind for the next review. Thx.

Hate to say this but...now you're thinking outside the box.

@@Finn_2187_Binks lol. Nice one. Im going to do an update vid in a couple months that will have no box. promise.

I hear ya. The vibram wedge isn’t for everyone. 👍

I'm a newbie but Ive been watching boot videos for years. Thanks.

Will change it up man. Thanks for watching.