Boot Gear
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Posted: June 23, 2021Categories: Boot GearRead more »
Why should you spend extra on merino wool socks instead of the typical crew socks that you can easily find in stores? Because they're better!
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Posted: January 02, 2021
Read more »Resoling boots is one of the staple benefits of high quality custom made boots, but how much does a Vibram resoling cost?
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Posted: December 12, 2020Categories: Boot Gear
Looking for stocking stuffer ideas for someone you know that relies on their boots for a living? Here's 6 great ideas!Read more » -
Posted: December 05, 2020
Read more »Not everyone knows what their boot or shoe size really is, and it can change across various brands or types of shoes or boot. So, how do you figure out your boot size?
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Posted: November 24, 2020Categories: Boot Gear
Read more »Does water ruin leather boots? Absolutely if you don't take care of them! So, what should a boot owner do to prevent this?
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Posted: November 10, 2020Categories: Boot Gear
One of the most frequent and easiest upgrades anyone can make to a pair of boots is easily the boot insole, but how much of a difference does it really make?Read more » -
Posted: July 25, 2020Categories: Boot Gear
Read more »Like many other items, you'll start to notice leather patina as a piece of fine leather ages, which many people consider desirable.
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Posted: July 21, 2020Categories: Boot Gear
Read more »The shank is the spine of the sole structure, so everything that has to do with the bottom of the foot and how your boot interacts with it is impacted by the shank in your boots.
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Posted: July 18, 2020Categories: Boot Gear
Read more »Polish is just one component of shoe care; you need more than that to keep a pair of fine leather boots or shoes in good condition as well as looking their best with that high mirror shine.
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Posted: June 05, 2020Categories: Boot Gear
Read more »We'll go over how to fix scuffed leather boots and shoes by severity, starting with a light scuff and going up to a deep gouge. It isn't hard, but is going to require you get a few supplies and use a little elbow grease.
