"these boots should not have left the factory or the store"
The QC person at the factory may speak a different language and have very different standards that allow them to pass initial inspection, also remember some times leathers moves/shrinks after the shoes or boots are made.
Gotcha. How have they held up?They also make good riding boots, but the rough-out leather on mine got marked up a bit, pretty early on, by the gear shift knob.
Those are nice looking. I'd definitely sport a pair...All I could affors was a pair of used, beat up Russel Moccasin Art Carr Ostrich triple vamp will bull hide tongue chukka boots.
I had to replace the speed hooks with brass eyelets, replace the insoles with poron insoles, recontour the shape edges of the mid soles/soles, and stretch them to fit, but what the heck they were cheap.
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My bulldogs old dumb bells are finally getting used.
Stumbled across some Red Wing 877's at Sam's Club last night. The price was good enough to convince "Santa" that they should be under the tree in the morning. Merry Christmas!
Thanks! I couldn't wait for the morning and I wearing them now. Besides, I needed the box to wrap another gift in.Congrats on those. My 877s are among the most comfortable and well made boots I own.
Gotcha. How have they held up?
=) haha... I agree, they're very comfortable. I may add some comfy soles to them.They have held up very well. They do look wornpyramid, but in that "old friend" sort of way. And, they be comfy, on the bike and off. (Please don't show that last sentence to my English-teacher wife.)
Here is my new pair I took delivery recently. 7" Bounty Hunters in Brown Smooth. Time to start breaking them in..