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Georgia Boots or Redwing Boots are the best in my opinion.............my Redwing Loggers are 3 years old model 699 and they are still in good shape just had them sent to redwing to be resoled.... even made it through a major wreck.............just my.02
I have the RED WING saddle boots. You can resole them, they wear comfy and last, and the worst it will set you back is about $150... You can usually catch a sale and get them for $100 to $125. Resole around here costs $40. Lots of widths too, if that is important...
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