Simple Instructions: Visit "Build your Boots" to customize your boots
Height (of uppers)
Boot heights are measured from top of midsole to top of upper. Similarly, measuring from the bottom of your foot and going up will produce the same measurement. This does not include the the boot heel height.
6"
8"
10"
12"
14"
16"
18"
Soles
Everyone wears their soles differently. Similar to that of tires, each sole has an advantage above the rest. Choose your sole wisely, but, don't stress, you can always change it during your next resole.
Tread Style
Rubber Composition
Stiffness
Use
Rating*
100
Standard
Regular
General, Hiking
General, Construction, Hiking
100
RedX
Stiff
General, Hiking
*Wildland NFPA, *Mechanic
100
Honey
Soft
General, Hiking, Roofers
General, Forestry, Roofers, Polished Concrete
100
WhiteX
Extra Soft
General, Hiking
*Wildland NFPA, *Cold Weather
430
Standard
Regular
General, Farm
*Oil Resistant, Farm, Dirt, Casual, General,
Mechanic,
Vbar
Standard
Regular
General, Riding
*Oil Resistant, Riding, Cowboy, Casual,
Mechanic
132
Standard
Regular
General, Hiking
General, Construction, Hiking
132
Honey
Soft
General, Hiking
General, Forestry, Polished Concrete
*Ratings are compiled of both official and non-official customer reviewed feedback.
*Symbol next to rating indicates official rating
Toes
*Improperly fit composite or steel toe boots are not returnable nor warranted. Its always a risk, so be sure to be prepared in case it happens!
Type
Use
Cons
Regular
Any
None
Composite
ASTM-2412
Bulky, "Clown Shoe" appearance, "Toe Jam" or "Toe Rub" is not warranted
Steel
ASTM-2412
Cold,
"Toe Jam" or "Toe Rub" is not warranted
MetGuard
MT-75
Require composite or steel toe,
Bulky, "Toe Jam" or "Toe Rub" is not warranted
Leather Side
Finished boot leather has two sides. The first, is a smooth side. The other, is a rough side. During the boot building process, it is possible to use either side of the leather to build the boots.
