Jim Green Men's Razorback Boots Lace-Up Water Resistant Full Grain Leather Work or Hiking Boot

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The heel-cup is quite shallow, so if you have a fairly prominent heelbone, you might get blisters on your heels in this boot. EXCEPT: The lug sole captures a lot of gravel and carries it into my RV where my bare feet then finds all of it. However, after just a few hours of wearing it around the office, the leather started conforming to my feet and I found myself grinning for no reason – the magic of a leather boot.

Due to this, Crouch Footwear (the manufacturers of Jim Green Footwear) have set up a technical repair department, to give the best possible aftermarket support. Versatile design For over 25 years, the Jim Green Razorback has been the choice of hikers, game rangers and corporations in South Africa. With hundreds of miles on asphalt, concrete, dirt and rocks I expect I’ll get another five years before these need resoling.Reading this thread and talking about boot cleaning gave be inspiration to go clean/treat mine as it is overdue. All they need after a day of abuse is a scrub and a layer of obenaugh’s leather preserver and they’re ready to tackle a new adventure. I bought these because I wanted a durable and resoleable alternative to most hiking boots on the market that don’t break the bank. From our cushioned PROFLY™ dual density midsole to our J-Frame™ outer sole with Active Foot Frame technology, our running shoes are without parallel; pushing your performance further and farther than you’ve ever been before.

I’ve worn them in snow with heavy socks and the traction was good but the lack of insulation convinced me to switch to my winter boots after a half day.They were a little snug for the first few wearings,thought they were a half size too small at first, but after break in are like gloves for my feet. I give them a clean before I use them, and also once before I put them away, especially if they're wet.