You will need to wear a medium to thick merino socks and lace them up to the second to the top speed hook until it breaks in totally. Yes, love hurts lol. For conditioning use the RW leather cream to preserve the original amber color.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip! I'll try the lacing and their leather cream!

@ufooooooooooooooooo

8 ай бұрын

​@@loneruggedkazukiI'd like to second this tip about the socks. I think you mentioned that they're your first boots in the last video and if you've only got thin dress socks or crew socks then keep that in mind too. Any slightly thicker merino socks will be way comfier. In these and my work boots I only wear slightly thicker socks and I definitely feel the harshness if I have to go a day in dress socks. Btw my Iron rangers did not have any hot spots but my 953s MURDERED my ankles. Put a 50/50 mix of rubbing alcohol and water or the boot oil on the exact spots where they rub bad and it will greatly soften and speed up the process. Your videos are fun to watch and I enjoy seeing quite literally just a "Japanese dudes" take on American things and life.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

@@ufooooooooooooooooo Thanks for the tip! I got RW's leather cream, so I might condition the boots soon. I'm glad you enjoy my video!

Thanks for sharing Japanese Dude!

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Glad to share as always!

Great choice 👌 once the patina shows they look better than brand new. The ankles will soften up, mine used to hurt too

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Yeah it'll be all worth the pain eventually!

Before I wear any new boots, I apply oil. I do it for a week. I use mink oil. You can use any brand. You can also use neatsfoot oil. Actually, Horween recommends using neatsfoot oil for their Chromexcel leather. Once the leather absorbs all of those coats of oil, the leather will be softer. Apply very light coats of oil. You don't have to use a lot.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip! I will go buy RW's boot oil (it does not darken the leather but mink oil does).

@chinatownboy7482

8 ай бұрын

@@loneruggedkazuki It's a good choice. I believe that Red Wing Boot Oil also has pine pitch and silicone. I use Fiebing's Mink Oil which is actually a blend of mink oil neatsfoot oil, silicone, and lanolin.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

@@chinatownboy7482 Yeah I was gonna try their mink oil but found out that it will darken the leather (Though their boot oil also has mink oil in it, it won't darken the leather).

@chinatownboy7482

8 ай бұрын

@@loneruggedkazuki I have used Red Wing boot oil. I have used Red Wing mink oil. I have used different brands and blends of oil. Just assume that all oil will soak into the leather and darken it. Then you wear the boot. The boot will bend and crease. You will develop your own unique patina, based around your feet. With wear and tear, whether you oil the boot or not, some parts of the boot will be darker. Since you are in Chicago, I strongly recommend a wax paste shoe polish. Maybe even bees wax for the winter. After the multiple coats of oil have soaked into the boot, sparingly apply very thin layers of carnauba wax shoe polish. Use as little as possible. Allow the shoe polish to dry about 30 minutes or more. Then sparingly apply another thin coat. The less shoe polish that you use, the better. It's tempting to add a lot of polish at once, but don't do that. You want to build up about 20 very thin coats of shoe polish. You can apply 3 to 5 coats of shoe polish a day, as you're sitting around after dinner. Do that every day for a week. The idea is to build up a nice base coat of polish for the winter. Then brush the shoes with a horsehair brush. Buff it to a light shine. This coat of Carnauba Wax Paste will bead off moisture and protect your leather from the rain, snow, and slush. I know that Safire is suppose to be good. But in the military and police departments across the country, Kiwi and Lincoln are the popular brands of shoe polish. In Chicago, during the winter, you will be brushing off and reapplying that shoe polish every day, just like police officers in uniform. Look into Sno-Seal brand bees wax for boots. You may need it. You may not. Trenton and Heath have a video on how to apply it with a heat gun.

@chinatownboy7482

8 ай бұрын

@@loneruggedkazuki kzread.info/dash/bejne/qXttrLRppcyXeJc.html&pp=ygUadHJlbnRvbiBhbmQgaGVhdGggc25vIHNlYWw%3D

Hope they’re getting better a couple months later! My iron rangers are my most comfortable pair of boots, probably followed by the 2015 RW Huntsman. The biggest issue with my IRs was the back was digging into my left leg. I ended up massaging that area with my hands and using a little conditioner to help. Roughly 6-7 years later, they’re still going strong, and I beat them up in the desert.

@loneruggedkazuki

5 ай бұрын

Thanks! Yes, they are now very comfortable (it took over a month). These are my first leather boots and I am sure the next boots (if I get another pair) are not gonna be this hard to break in😊

I feel your pain buddy. Ive fully broken my rangers, but honestly the footbed still feels like a 2X4. I have tall arches so i might have them resoled with Vibram V100 honey lugs. Beautiful boots.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Gald you made it through the pain! Yeah people have different arches and it can make boots / shoes experience different. I hope it will work out if you resole them!

Advice my Dad gave me. He's a WW2 Vet. He said when they were issued new boots they got them wet and wore them. Once they dried they used a waterproofing (Impregnite dubbing... probably a lot like Huberd's of today). Those WW2 issue boots were built of all leather. I like Vermont Darned Tough merino socks.

@loneruggedkazuki

7 ай бұрын

Oh that's very cool tip! My grandfather also went to WW2 as a medic (he was conscripted). Thanks for sharing!

@zes793

7 ай бұрын

Just a word of warning. I used water to break in some Red Wing 875s and they dried with dark patches on them. The water redistributes some of the stuff in the leather and leaves them looking different than before. Not a huge deal, especially after they get some more character with wear but it will leave them looking less perfect than before you soaked them.

@loneruggedkazuki

7 ай бұрын

@@zes793 Good to know. I was afraid to get them wet anyways, and wanted break them in without doing it

@barneyfyfe8313

7 ай бұрын

@@zes793 Yep. I wouldn't recommend it for dressy shoes or boots but they're usually made of thinner softer leather.

I gave up on them because of the pain of breaking them in. Sold them and bought the Alden Indy 405 and Viberg Service boots 2030 in Chromexel. Super comfortable and high quality.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Chromexcel is great! I have leather belts made of chromexcel. I'm glad you found the pair that suit you!

Might take a few weeks to break in. I work construction and highly recommend you check out thorogood moc toe wedge sole boots. Little break in period, super comfortable and made in USA.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Oh cool! Yeah definitely will check them out. I appreciate your work, stay safe out there!

Breaking-in an iron ranger boots is like a panful initiation. I have mines for four years, and I can assure you they will became like a glove, really comfortable. keep up wearing them, you will see for yourself

@loneruggedkazuki

6 ай бұрын

Yes! Mine took about a month of wearing everyday! Now they are very comfortable!💪

You have to ensure they are the correct size.. i brought the wrong sizes previously in RWs after watching online recommendations of 1/2 or full size down. RW store measurer and recommended me 2 sizes down. Also you have by the looks of the 8111s, the 8085s i have found are easier to break in as the leather is a bit softer. Thick socks also important too.

@loneruggedkazuki

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip! I measured my feet at the store, and ordered 8111 size 6D (They didn't have it in store). It took almost a month to break them in and it was painfui. Yes I wonder if 8111 is harder to break in compared to other styles.

I dont own a pair of redwings but i do have boots built nearly identically. For me it took a very very long time for my boots to get comfortable but after 2 months they were awesome. Enjoy!

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! I have 1.5 months more to go through (if mine takes 2 month) but I'm ready for the pain lol

I literally just massaged the crap out of the leather with my hands when I first bought them. Almost like you would with a new baseball glove. The leather is very stiff and needs to be flexed and smashed and worn and crushed in order for it to give away and break the oils loose and the leather to loosen up. It worked perfectly and the break-in on my iron rangers has been very easy.

@loneruggedkazuki

4 ай бұрын

That'd be a great idea! I just went through the pain for weeks lol

My boot brand is grant stone. I totally recommend them. The diesel boots version. It's the Same price as the red wing iron ranger, also for the sizing. Get the same size as your red wing. Compare those 2 brand and see which one you will like better.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Ok! If I get another pair of boots, I'll definitely check em out!

@chinatownboy7482

8 ай бұрын

@@loneruggedkazuki The direct competition is usually Wolverine 1000 Mile Boots. Not a direct competitor, would be Pacific NorthWest boots. Most PNW bootmakers offer a heritage style boot. In a higher price range, Alden and Allen Edmonds are also popular.

That Smiths leather balm is good also Blackrock leather makes a good one with carnuba wax in it.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I love Smith's! will check out Blackrock lather too!

hey Kazuki...nice boots!i bought a pair of iron ranger equivalent up here in Canada(made by Canada West)i had the same problem while breaking them in,my solution was to cut the ankle part off an old pair of socks and double up the material around my ankle...workrd well until the leather softened up

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Hello! Canada is cool too! I'm glad you figured it out. I will see if I have anything to cover my ankles! Thanks for the tip! I'll check out Canada West!

I have 3 Iron Rangers and never had a problem breaking them in. Took about 3 days of wear and they were broken in to the point where they were comfortable. In the boot world, these are one of the easier to break in boots. Sometimes it helps to loosen the boot and wear it around for a few days. That will help break in and soften the leather. In the end, yu just have to wear it and take the pain. It is kinda a boot right of passage.

@loneruggedkazuki

3 ай бұрын

Good for you! For me, it took a month to fully break in (I wore them almost everyday). Yes, I just took the pain and accepted the way it was💪

Breaking-in is like a rite-of-passage. Looking forward to your next videos or when they fit like a glove. For leather conditioning, use "Bick 4" and condition like once a year. Brush once every 3 wears.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching my video! Yeah they are finally getteting comfort (there are still parts that are stiff but not as much). I actually have a small bottle of Bick4! I bought this when I bought a leather cowboy hat. will try it out!

Damn, those are some good looking boots. Kinda wished I got the amber harness instead of the copper. Problem with redwings is they are hard to break in and the inside of the speed hooks are real sharp and eat through the tongue. Got that fixed with some rose anvil kilties.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

I was gonna get copper but then found amber color and fell in love with it! Yes, the speed hooks kinda stings my ankles through the tongue but I'm tighting thd lace a bit loose to get away from the pain!

If you are interested, give Rose&Anvil boot kilties a try. The inner side of those speed hooks are not very smooth and kinda damaged the tongues of my boots.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

I have heard the name! Will check em out!

@holimoli8802

8 ай бұрын

​@@loneruggedkazukion specifically Red Wing boots, the underside of the eyelets rip up the tongue so i really recommend them, on top of this conditioner doesnt only nourish the leather but makes it softer so thats a way to make the boots not hurt your ankles so much; apply liberally on painful areas

Buddy, I just checking in and i I am bummed for you to hear they hurt your feet still. I am glad you love them all the same. I got two pair in the past year, one is just a year now. The other about 6 months. They stopped hurting in a couple of days not weeks. You may have “soft feet.” I remember from basic training years ago some guys just have tender feet. It’s just the way you’re made. The good news is just as the boots break in your feet will get used to them as well. Give it time but take your time. Brush them every day. No lotion or oil. Wear two pair of socks. Thin dress socks with thick socks over them. Wear every other day. Not every day. Trust me. It’s counter intuitive but works faster. Work the leather with your hands when you are not wear them. Flex the boots and thick spots.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips! I like my Iron Ranger and want to wear them not just because I want to break them in fast but also because I enjoy wearing them (it hurts tho). I will leather conditioner and massaging the boots

Wow. They do look stiff. I have two pairs of IRs, and they weren’t so bad. They are awesome once they have molded to your feet. Good luck!

@loneruggedkazuki

7 ай бұрын

Thanks! it took a month to break them in, but now they are all comfortable!

Nice vid bro. I would ease the tension by lacing bottom speed hook then top, then mid where I will tie my shoes.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! This morning I'm not tighting the lace as hard and it feels nicer

I bought the Hawthorne mule skinner iron rangers from the red wing store. Three wears later & they are soft & comfortable - I believe the amber harness is a different story, sorry they’re so painful.

@loneruggedkazuki

7 ай бұрын

That's awesome! Yeah I wouldn't know but amber harness might be just hard to break in. It's been almost a month, and they are finally getting comfortable (my ankles don't hurt anymore)!

You'll love em. Stick with it! Get good socks.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Appreciated!

Sounds to me you needed to go to the store and try them on. You'd have had great advice as well. My Iron Rangers are new as well but I found the proper size was different than other RW boots I've owned. There's videos out there as by BootSpy that help you size correctly and help you with the break in. Sounds like a little research into this would have made for a better experience. Three days of wear in mine after 11hr days and they're extremely comfortable.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

I actually visitted RW retail shop in Chicago, and they measured my feet (it was D6). They didn't have any boots in size6 so I ordered them online. They are now feeling more comfortable!

@WeAreBeggarsAll83

8 ай бұрын

@@loneruggedkazukithat's great, just sounded like they were ultimately doing more damage than good.

I've found the latest sole not that hard to break in, couple of days. Nothing compared to the former nitrile cork sole, which was a real pain to break in. But if the pain is shorter, it's still painfull.

@fhistleb

8 ай бұрын

The nitrile boots I had broke in perfectly and were amazing. The vibrams were a lot easier though.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Yeah they changed the sole at some point. For me it's mainly the part that goes around my ankle that hurts me, tho

Hang in there Buddy they will break in .Let them soak in the sun then apply some mink oil will darken a bit but will lighten with wear, and wear longer wool socks. I have a pair of 8111,8114 great boots 👍

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! I'll try RW's leather cream (it says it won't darken the leather). I will probably grab another pair in the future too!

I broke in my Iron Rangers on a trip to Japan! It was a lot of foot pain and walking all across Tokyo/Kyoto/Osaka

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Oh nice! Thet's very unique you broke them in in Japan. I hope you enjoyed your stay there!

@tnc7685

8 ай бұрын

@@loneruggedkazuki I loved it even if my feet were in serious pain

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

@@tnc7685 Good! lol

I broke in a pair of Redwing Blacksmiths a couple years ago. They're very similar to the Iron Rangers minus the toecap. Buy some wool hunting socks. They'll help!

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Nice! Yeah I have been feeling socks are the key to making them feel more comfortable. Thanks for the tip!

I wore my Iron Rangers every other day when they were new. Breaking in took quite a while (months), but they are very comfortable now. Just keep wearing them and make them yours. Also, I don't lace mine up to the top.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

I wear them everyday and it's been almost a month. It's finally starting to feel comfortable. I lace them up to the top to soften and break in the tongues too. It hurts a bit but I need to break in the tongues cuz they are killing my ankles lol

Buy some Darn tough socks and they will be way more comfortable also oil them with obenauffs boot oil if you want the leather to soften up. It will darken the color though but they will be more comfortable

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip! I bought RW's leather conditioner that won't darken the leather. I'll try it out and hee what it does!

i own two pairs. the secret is to use thick socks, cotton or wool, but better cotton. thick sock is the key to break in.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Good to know! My socks are not that thick unfortunately lol

Take them by a Redwing store and get them to check your sizing and get some wool socks.

@loneruggedkazuki

7 ай бұрын

I measured the size at their store. It's been almost a month and finally the boots are getting comfortable!

Get some mink oil and rub on inside it’s a great trick

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Oh I didn't know! I'll go find mink oil!

Try Whites/Nicks/JK boots. They’re more of a pain to break in but they’ll last longer than those Redwings for sure

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

I have heard the names too! I will check them out when I buy another pair of boots

They might feel better if you wear pairs of hiking socks. The padding will add extra cushion and keep your feet warmer during the winter.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip! I will see if I can find some!

@rjduhon

8 ай бұрын

But I do agree that the break in process sucks. I had six blisters during the month it took me. It will feel better eventually. Then they will eventually mold to your feet.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

@@rjduhon It hurts so bad it'll be all worth it!

@rjduhon

8 ай бұрын

My suggestion is SmartWool socks. They are expensive but they are worth the price. They wick away moisture too, so your feet will be dry and warm. Also they are anti microbial as well.

Wear thicker socks or a double sock if there is room and don't make the last speed hook too tight. Then try doing squats multiple times to break the vamp.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the help! Yeah I noticed that I don't need to tie the lace too tight and it does not get loose. I'll try squats for sure!

Leave last speedhook empty, get thicker pair of socks or double socks up, massage mink oil or conditioner of your choice to the problem areas, wear them inside and get used to them on your feet, don’t over do it, take them off when you get uncomfortable. Should be good to go within the 60-80hr wear period.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tips! I heard that mink oil will darken the leather. I'll try RW's conditioner cream. They say it won't darken the leather.

I'm surprised the back of the speed hooks still destroy the tongues. It seems that should be a simple fix.

@loneruggedkazuki

6 ай бұрын

Yeah I noticed that. I think it makes it more rugged and distressed and cool tho

I truly don't know what people are talking about, I have four pairs of red wings none have given me problems. From the moment I bought them, they literally have been manageable. Maybe it's because all I wear are boots, that problem with the tongue is to just flip it forward . That's what I do with mine.

@loneruggedkazuki

6 ай бұрын

Oh good for you! I'd be still willing to go through the same pain to break in another pain of Red Wing Iron Ranger but it'd better if it didn't hurt as much!

Any update on your boots?

@loneruggedkazuki

7 ай бұрын

They are now very comfortable! It took almost a month!

@barneyfyfe8313

7 ай бұрын

@@loneruggedkazuki Good to hear! I hope your feet are happy now too.

Im malaysian living in tokyo japan,just checking out iron ranger in diver city odaiba its 46000 yen.what is the price in the state?i planning to buy.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Yeah it's about the same. Here in the US where they are manufactured, it's about $350 (boots) and $80 (boot trees). I hope you are enjoying your stay! These boots are painful to break in but if you love the style and history of Red Wing, go for it!

Thick socks and lace em tight. You can't wear em loose like sneakers.... And also getting the correct size is key. I feel like I had both of my Rangers broken in within a week or so of daily wear

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I feel I can play a bit more with laces to decrease the pain

sounds like an abusive relationship. this video is the reason why I LOVE KZread. I wanted to treat myself with something special and thought about Iron Rangers. But after watching this video I am definitely NOT getting them. They seem to be purpose-built boots for hard labor and they require thick socks. for an office worker living and walking in the city it makes zero sense. with such thick leather there will be zero breathebility which is essential for the health of your feet. it is amazing that just a video on YT with only 404 subscribers can save me 400 USD. thanks for that man. I appreciate it. Your video about Thursday jacket was great too. Liked and Subscribed!

@loneruggedkazuki

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! I work in an office too. I think it depends on what you want from the boots. Sure, I'd like my boots comfortable but for me I chose Red Wing Iron Ranger because "they look cool"! I don't think it needs to be this difficult to break in, but I'd just take it because it's the way thes boots are. It's been a month and now the boots are very comfortable. I'd say it is all worth the pain now!

Bro is breaking in his cool ass Red Wings and you guys are suggesting completely different boots to him...

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

No, I appreciate all the suggestion! I won't be buying another pair of any boots any time soon because they are expensive but It's always good know about more options!

Give them some time. I have a pair that is 8 years old and has been all around the world with me.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Nice! That's what I'm hoping to get. I want to go through journey with my pair too

Nice video 😃👍

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! I hope you enjoyed it!

In my opinion you are not tightening the laces enough. After 2 weeks of wear you should have much more of a lace imprint on the tongue. If I were you I would really do them as close to as tight as you reasonably can and try that for a week or so. I feel they'll break in a little faster for ya. Anyways, great videos! Keep them coming. Also on care, just brush daily with a horsehair brush and I'd buy the red wing leather cream or the saphir Medaille d'or oiled leather cream in neutral for conditioning 2 or 3 times a year. They both are neatsoil based and won't darken the leather.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Oh that actually makes sense! I have been loosen up the lace so they don't get too tight and prevents the pain, but it should help make the breaking in process faster! I'm planngng to buy RW's brush and leather cream sometime soon, and do my first "conditioning Red Wing Iron Ranger" video!

Wow must feel painful

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

I'm a survivor lol

I am to old to pay $300 and suffer uncomfortable break in. To the Japanese Dude. Check out John Lofgren combat boots. They cost more. But less pain. Better build

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Yeah it's weird to think that I am paying $300 + just to suffer from the pain! lol However, I like America and wanted to get something with cool history, and it will be all worth it! Thanks for the info! Will check them out!

@MattieXMoto

8 ай бұрын

Don't take it the wrong way. Redwing make awesome products. I used to have Iron Ranger too. When I was younger

I know now it is maybe a lot to ask for…. But wet! thick socks for 1 hour per day (indoors, since it looks chilly outside) helped me a lot. Mine are 8 years old and they are my most comfortable leather shoe. But yes…love hurts. I remember my break in periode. Changing to sneakers in that time was like an orgasm 😂😂

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I'm ready to take all the pain! lol

@disgrace69600

8 ай бұрын

They will mold.

recently I Bought 8111 too 😊😊 it is very cool but kill my ankle 😢😢

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Same here! I hope you survive!

@a.b.c..

8 ай бұрын

@@loneruggedkazuki haha. I just break in 2days and then very comfortable now 🙈

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

@@a.b.c.. 😮

@a.b.c..

8 ай бұрын

@@loneruggedkazuki my size is 8d.fit size. How about you?

Grab some Bick 4 leather conditioner. Put a dab of that on the tongue of your boot. It will soften the leather and won’t darken your leather.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

I think I have that brand (I picked one small bottle of the conditioner when I bought a cowhide cowboy hat. will try!

these boots arent for the weak. u need seasoned feet to be able to break in these bad boys. u need thick long socks. hell if not double sock it

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I totally get that! I am trying to walk more to be a better fit for these big boys!

Wear boot socks and walk in them a lot. Red Wing has too long of a break in period for me. For out of the box comfort, I like Allen Edmonds, Alden, Thursday, and other brands if you're not using them for actual iron mining.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I started to feel it'd be much easier with different brand. I like Allen Edmonds (I have their Oxford shoes Park Avenue), and tried their Higgins Mill. It was cool but I just love the style of Red Wing Iron Ranger. So, I'm still glad I got them!

you see a lot of these boots being sold used on ebay by ex-hipsters

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

Exactly! But I wanted something new that has not been worn by anyone, so it'll feel like they really belong to me when they finally break in.

RedWings aren't though to break in at all if you've experienced other boots. Conditioning them will make it easier.

@loneruggedkazuki

8 ай бұрын

This is my first pair of boots, so I wouldn't know. Will try RW's leather cream to condition them!

okay man but please remove these US flags, it looks silly.

@loneruggedkazuki

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment! I actually made a video about the lace keeper, questioning about it. Go check it out!