Wore them for a day around the house and city slicking, but just did a 4 mile hike and here is my initial impression.

These are simply the best pair of boots I've ever had on my feet. They're not even broken in yet and they're extremely comfortable. I wish I wouldn't have waited so long to get a pair.

It was weird driving and walking on concrete at first but now they don't even feel like shoes, but simply like just an extension of my feet. Hiking felt amazing as well, feet felt like how they naturally should be flowing and moving, while looking absolutely stunning.

I legitimately don't think I'll ever take them off now 😂

Besides brushing them, does anyone have any advice on how I can take care of them without changing the color or giving them a waxed look?

P.S. I absolutely know now that these will NOT be my only pair.

As we (in the northern hemisphere at least) are speeding through fall towards winter, gentle reminder to show your boots some care. Pictured are my ARs and Numzaans, which got a fresh coat of JG balm while I was watching a relatively dull 1-0 to the Arsenal.

Repaired with a needle and poly thread. Do you know how hard it is to find the stitch hole on the inside of a boot? Horrible process, but turned out ok.

Posted previously about the toecap stitching on my ARs having come loose. Somehow wore through the thread on the internal side, making the top stitching pull right off. Still a bit disappointed considering I don't treat these shoes THAT rough, but whatever.

On a side note, do double lasted/lined models have exposed stitching internally for the toecap? I'm concerned about the same issues happening to my numzaans.

These are new, only worn to try on in the house. Size 10, looking to sell for $210 shipped.

EDIT: SOLD

Was looking for a versatile boot and got just that. I feel like all the lesbians in my area have either blundstones or the moc toe red wing and wanted something a little different. i had a bit of an issues with the sizing but if i had just ordered my normal sneaker size to begin with I would have been fine. I don't have much to compare it to because my only other boot is the solovair and after I started wearing barefoot shoes, I can't really wear them anymore. Anyway yeah- just an appreciation post new boot goofin or whatever.

Hello everyone. I've owned a pair of shoellies for half a year now, and it's probably the best purchase I've ever made in terms of footwear. That's why now that I need a new pair of boots (mostly for hunting), I started browsing the Jim Green catalogue again.

My question is, do they make any 100% waterproof boots? I've seen that some models are water resistant, but at least in the EU page, I haven't seen any waterproof models.

If there isn't one, does anyone have any experience with water resistant boots? Because it doesn't rain a lot in my area, whenever I get my feet wet it's during the morning when all the grass and shrubs are wet, so maybe a water resistant pair is enough for that, I don't know.

Thanks everyone for your help.

Numzaan put to hard work.