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White's smoke jumpers. The best boots you can get. 100% rebuildable. They give Danners and Redwings a run for their money. Got a weird foot they can be custom made for no extra cost. #1 boot chosen by firefighters, loggers, and lineman worldwide. My last pair lasted 7 years with 2 rebuilds.
Love my Danners - Acadias in the warm, Ft Lewis when it gets cooler.
Great build quality, comfortable, waterproof, and made in the USA if that's a concern for you.
FWIW, quite a few of their boots are made offshore now. I can't speak to the quality of the non-US models, never tried a pair.
Good quality cowboy boots with rubber soles. Have a pair of dead man's boots left to me by my father's friend who died in the 70's. Numerous heels and soles later they are still in the breeze.
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