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I ordered these from Leatherup.com. I used to wear my boots to work, and change to shoes when I got there. Since I got these, I just wear them all day (and night). Very comfortable, easy to get on and off, good grip on the road when stopped or backing up.
Double H western work boot cause I'm too lazy to lace anything on my feet. On my second pair in over 20 years. I use mink oil (once a year) to waterproof them. They are really getting pricey these days.
Well, my last pair of old black Army boots wore out. Any pros & cons of what is on the market now for rideing boots?
Please don't turn this into a made in china thread.Thanks.
Then you had probably not buy HD, because if I'm not mistaken the majority of their boots are made out of the country, specifically in China.
Shame on them for not supporting the american bootmakers, and clothiers, etc. etc. etc.
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