Red Wing is one of the most popular and influential American boot brands of all time. Heck, it may well be one of the most influential of all time. Around these
R.M. Williams Review – The National Boot of Australia
Despite having lived in New York City for many years, I speak with the dulcet tones of a man born in Australia. And every single time I upload a new review to
Viberg Service Boot Review – Is It Seriously Worth $800?
Viberg is a Canadian company that was founded in 1931 by Edwin Viberg, and it remains family owned to this day. Like many older boot companies, they started out
Review: To Boot New York’s Astoria Boot Is Great In the Office, Not Outside It
Note that these boots aren't available anymore. To Boot New York is a footwear company that's been in the business for about thirty years and while they're
Chippewa Service Boot Review – Is It Cheap Enough?
Note: This boot and all of Chippewa's heritage line have been discontinued. Chippewa was founded by two German immigrants in 1901 out in Chippewa Falls,
Thursday Captain Boot Review (2025) | Five Years Testing the “Anywhere Boot”
I'm the kind of weirdo who decided to make a living by testing and reviewing boots, and in the last seven years I've wear tested hundreds of boots, filmed
Taft Dragon Boot Review – Does It Live Up to the Hype?
This boot has been discontinued — check out my review of its successor, the Taft Dragon 2.0! Taft is a direct-to-consumer footwear company that was founded
Frye Jones Lace Up Review – Look Great, Fits Weird
The Frye Company was founded all the way back in 1863 by John Frye, who opened the first store in Marlborough, Massachusetts, and eventually launched its first
Alden Indy Review: Is It Worthy of Indiana Jones?
Founded in 1884 by Charles H. Alden, Alden Shoe Company is the oldest shoe company in New England and it's a brand that reminds you how important boots used to
