It's Friday and we're here with some behind the scenes shots from the production floor. We build our boots here in Eugene, Oregon and we're very proud of our process and the end result, and we think you will enjoy some behind the scenes action.
Coach is coming on our 20 last with a field heel pattern.
So is Stone Rambler.
We're rolling through this batch of preorders.
Custom pair of Cognac Bison being lasted
Hammering the welt insures a perfect fit for the midsole.
Perfectly evenly placed nails.
Black Oiled Rough Out on the finishing rack.
Hopefully this was an enjoyable insight into our process. Check back next week to see more.
I want to give a review on my British Tan Grizzly Moc Toe Uplands on the Chrissy Sole. I bought these boots from the Seconds offerings and from my amateur viewpoint, they were flawless. I decided to use them as my Beaters for raking leaves, shoveling snow, etc., only because I do not like the appearance of a Chrissy Sole for casual wear. Yesterday, I wore them out to shovel a space for my dog to do her business, in our 8 inches of snow in 27-degree weather. I had on an insulated coverall that kept my body toasty, my feet were in the snow for about 30 minutes and remained dry and toasty in cotton Chup socks! My fingers on the other hand, in fleece lined gloves over work gloves, felt like they were about to fall off! They were dangerously close to frostbite! The British Tan Grizzly Tan boots were an excellent choice for winter boots! I dried them away from direct heat and they appear unaffected from being practically buried in snow and are standing ready for the next impending snowstorm. Thank you, Vince!
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