Woodsman

Our boots fit pretty true to size and the Brannock Device. For those who like less toe box room, consider going down 1/2 size. Choose "build to the size I select" if you wear the same size in all footwear, your feet are fairly "normal", and you are willing to assume some risk if the boots don't fit perfectly. Choose "send me a fit kit and try on pair of boots" if your feet are difficult to fit and you don't have success with off-the-shelf sizing. The Try on process can take 6 weeks before you get your try on pair. The fee covers the round trip shipping of the try on boots. Choose "just send me a fit kit" if your feet are fairly predictable to size, but you just want a little assurance from us. For more information about sizing options visit https://nicksboots.com/resources/sizing-guide/

67- Classic Arch Sprung Toe: Optimum arch support and toe box depth. Similar to the 55 but has a taller toe box. This is the last that has made Nicks famous. A safety toe CANNOT be added to this last (see our safety series boots). Same last used in our legacy Ridgeline. 55 - Classic Arch Standard Toe: Excellent for those wanting good arch support and the ankle stability which is comes from being able to dig the heels into the ground. A safety toe can be added to this last (see our safety series boots). Same last used in our Ranger, Robert, Forester, Steel/Comp Toe boots). FT - Moderate Arch Standard Toe: Low heel and lower arch for flatter feet that don't need arch support and either don't like logger heels or the logger heel interferes with work equipment. A safety toe can be added to this last (see our safety series boots). Same last used in our Traveler, Falcon, Fire Trooper, and other moderate arch boots.

If you are choosing your own size, Nicks will not issue a return or exchange. Our boots typically run true to the Brannock measuring device size, +/- 1/2 size. When in doubt, choose a 1/2 shorter than your sitting Brannock measurement. Sole Sizing: Please note that although we carry a vase array of sole sizes, in some cases, the standard sole option that comes on your boot may not be available for your size foot size. This normally applies to very small feet and very wide feet. We may ask you to change the sole style due to the sole manufacture's sizing limitation. Soles that fit most sizes: V-Bar, Lug soles, 2021 Crepe Soles and sizing that don't: 430-mini, sizes 6 and shorter, 12 and longer, and wider than EE. No returns or exchanges will be permitted Made-to-Order boots. A 15% restocking fee will apply for standard configuration boot returns.

If you are choosing your own size, Nicks will not issue a return or exchange. Nicks utilizes a alphabetical size scale. AA is the narrowest and FFFF is the widest. D is the most common width. E is the next most common width. Sole Sizing: Please note that although we carry a vase array of sole sizes, in some cases, the standard sole option that comes on your boot may not be available for your size foot size. This normally applies to very small feet and very wide feet. We may ask you to change the sole style due to the sole manufacture's sizing limitation. Soles that fit most sizes: V-Bar, Lug soles, 2021 Crepe Soles and sizing that don't: 430-mini, sizes 6 and shorter, 12 and longer, and wider than EE. No returns or exchanges will be permitted Made-to-Order boots. A 15% restocking fee will apply for standard configuration boot returns.

Measured from top of mid-sole. NFPA boots must be minimum 10''. 6" - Great option to save on weight and increase ankle flex. 8'' - Very common for work boots. Industry standard. Great ankle support. 10'' - Highly recommend. Most common height for Nicks work boots. 12'' - Adds a little extra support and protection. No significant advantage over 10''. 14'' - Uncommon. Hits right at the calf. 16'' - Really only for climbers. 14'' and 16'' required a hand-cut upper.

Black Raindance Smooth - 7-8oz: Polishable, but requires work. Choose the "Roughout" for the lowers as the foot portion of the boot takes the beating. Black Raindance Roughout 7-8oz-Work: Same as the Black Smooth, just the "rough side" of the hide. Choose this for the lowers as the foot portion takes the beating. Chocolate Alpine Smooth 7-8oz-Work: Lighter in color compared to the Walnut. Tends to be a little "boardier" or stiff than the Black and Walnut. Choose the "Roughout" for the lowers as the foot portion of the boot takes the beating. Chocolate Alpine Roughout 7-8oz-Work: Same as the Chocolate Smooth, just the "rough side" of the hide. Choose the "Roughout" for the lowers as the foot portion of the boot takes the beating. Walnut Smooth 7-8oz-Work: This is our go-to for Brown. We've been using it for 50 years. Not the "prettiest" leather, but it's tough. Choose the "Roughout" for the lowers as the foot portion of the boot takes the beating. Walnut Roughout 7-8oz-Work: Same as the Walnut Smooth, just the "rough side" of the hide. Choose the "Roughout" for the lowers as the foot portion of the boot takes the beating. Tan Teton Roughout 7-8oz-Work: Our lightest color. Smooth not recommended as it looks like "baby-poop". Choose this for the entire boot. Can pass as Coyote Tan for for military applications.

Soft Toe: Recommended. Maximizes toe box comfort. Work leathers are plenty durable without any structure in the toe box. 9 out of 10 customers use a soft toe. Celastic Toe: Felt-like cloth infused with a hardening resin. Keeps the toe box from "sagging". Hold the toe shape and is "bump resistant". Some big toe interference can be expected during break-in.

Spring heel - The preferred heel for anyone working in the brush: choker setters, hook tenders, fallers, etc. Block Heel - Preferred by anyone wearing spikes or operating on steep terrain. Nothing is better than digging your heel in and holding as you make you way downhill with 80lbs on your back.

Some parts of the leather hide are not optimal for boots. We make matching leather goods from these parts of the hide and solid brass hardware. Add a key clip, catch all, and drink sleeve to your boot order! Assembly required.