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@hilohahoma4107

23 сағат бұрын

Okay I guess I gotta give Joe Rogan a thumbs up on this one BUT a THOSAND thumbs up to ORIGIN I mean dayum what a sexy tough U.S. made boot.

To me this is so refreshing to see it’s possible to source all of the raw materials in the USA. Soo many brands tell us as consumers it’s impossible because of A B C reasons. This dedication from Origin sticks a finger directly in the industry’s eye ! Good on them and I truly hope they can maintain success with this business model.

@popparock6506

Жыл бұрын

right!

@WideAwakeHuman

Жыл бұрын

Well it IS impossible…. impossible to pay Americans $4/day to make stuff so that the corporate monsters like Adidas, Nike, Apple, Yeti, etc can still make the same amount of money.

@ChicagoMike85

Жыл бұрын

Yes you’re right, but still the fact that they have to jump thru all these hoops, is crazy man. It’s sad really..

@drew90

Жыл бұрын

Most of it is out of greed. Companies don’t want to lose out on the profits they’re making by using cheap labor. They can easily make it here just don’t want to. We need to bring back more American manufacturing especially in a time where people are looking for jobs

@r.d.9399

Жыл бұрын

Just ignore companies not making things here. Eventually companies will get the point.

Major respect to Origin for doing something that a lot of companies will not do!!!! Can we all agree that more companies need to go this route!!!!👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@McGovern1981

Жыл бұрын

Yep weathertech floor mats did something similar from what I know! Bring it back especially thing that the military can use!

@vincentochs637

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@colesisler582

Жыл бұрын

It is simply not feasible for a lot of companies to do this. It’s very possible for almost any company to have their product made in the US but to have the entire process from sourcing to a finished product happen in the US would leave many companies hung out to dry. A company that doesn’t already do this would have to start with a new business model from scratch just to manufacture a boot this way and sell it for a profit. Completely different animal from outsourcing materials and making the product in the US, which I do think more companies should do and can do.

@Emprah

Жыл бұрын

@@colesisler582 yup. These naïve enthusiastic fools do not understand how hard and unviable it is.

@konstantinborus5458

Жыл бұрын

I am going to buy a pair even I don't need it. But I work in manufacturing myself and I know what it takes to turn out the product we are proud of. Go USA!

I really love that you include a brief history of the footwear. From these to the sambas. it has been super enlightening. Thank you

I am not from States nor do I live there, but I really like the fact there are companies that take pride in US made products. Like you said, there has been a sliding slope where there have been cuts on quality in favor of higher profits.Good to see there are people trying to turn the tide. We could all learn from this.

@terrycruise-zd5tw

5 ай бұрын

but the midsole is from south america

I would call these a light duty/casual boot. The other two boots are much more substantial under foot. It's not a bad thing at all. Most people don't need a logger or something with a steel toe to do their jobs.

@surfrat8884

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, for a real work boot there are better options

@myhandlewastakenandIgaveup

Жыл бұрын

These are my goto casual winter boots and I have red wings for work.

@Adones09

Жыл бұрын

He said no Steel shank and that just made my feet hurt, lol. I'm on a ladder for half of the day. Joe and Jocko are wearing these while sitting at a desk podcasting and not wearing these while doing their BJJ on the mat, sooo...

@MovieGuy666

Жыл бұрын

@@Adones09 yeah these will kill your feet standing on a ladder.

@Essex626

Жыл бұрын

These are definitely a casual boot, not a true work boot. I saw the mention that the safety toe boot has a shank, it looks like those might be more designed as a work boot.

Good effort by Origin. I wouldn't be too upset about the veg tan leather. The best veg tan is made with tree bark, e.g. oak or kebracho. It makes sense to make it close to the source rather than import the tanning materials. It is also good foreign policy to support an artisan's skill in a region that has a long history in that trade.

@D_Jilla

Жыл бұрын

"Good foreign policy " haha! I like that

@randallrun

Жыл бұрын

I do agree with you but wonder about all the many oak trees that grow in the US. Got some here on my property even. Maybe the wrong variety, I don’t know. Seems like a possible future venture for someone here?

This is my first time watching one of your videos. I really enjoy the idea of this series and you have done a very good job with the deconstruction, explanation, editing, and scripting. You have rightfully earned another sub. I would love to see more content like this on MITUSA boots. Is there any shot you will be covering a pair of Nick's boots in the near future? I would love to see how they stack up. With that said, after watching this video, I think I will be giving Origin a shot for my next work boot. Thank you for the very well executed video. *I found your other videos covering Nick's boots*

I've had my Origin boots for almost two years now and I have to say that they're the most comfortable boots straight out of the box that I've ever owned! I get tons of compliments on the boots as many have never heard of Origin. I would have never known about the company unless I watched JD from History Underground here on KZread. Great boots and would definitely purchase again!

@lrylpz

Жыл бұрын

True to fit? Size up or down?

@swtexan6502

Жыл бұрын

@@lrylpz Exactly true to fit... perfect out of the box! Only boot I've ever owned that was sized exactly right and I have a wide foot.

@lrylpz

Жыл бұрын

@@swtexan6502 Ok great! Thanks!

@ukrarex

11 ай бұрын

Do you use them as a work boot

@Romo69

6 ай бұрын

You can’t use them as a workboot. They will immediately fall apart

I’m a Canadian. This video and product is awesome. I love to see any people be able to produce a start to finish product in their own country, region, and/or locality. It’s great to see a “Made in the USA” story. It’s a good thing for your people, your place, and a GREAT thing for the environment to build things that are near where they will be used. Local manufacturing and sourcing prevents excessive shipping of products. THIS is what would actually create more efficient global energy use, not counter-productive carbon taxes and other punishing restrictions that unnecessarily offshore production. It also makes for more resilient, sustainable, and efficient supply chains. Trade is great, but close to home production is far superior in efficiency, and necessary for a healthy world. It should be a thing that entrepreneurs and environmental stewards should be able to agree on.

@peterjanjanin9883

Жыл бұрын

You do realize that NAFTA is detrimental to Canada. So what you're saying is you'd like to see more "Made in Canada"

@stevetheviking

Жыл бұрын

Not sure whether you know this, Origin bought FOX clothing apparel company last year. As you may know FOX apparel is Canadian born and owned....the owner was very reluctant to sell/retire, but were happy that the Origin purchased FOX knowing it's brand won't be compromised. The story about the purchase is on Origin's website.

@chasedyer9819

Жыл бұрын

In the U.S. we're much happier seeing made in Canada than made in China

@ScottieBMan

11 ай бұрын

Canada and USA should collaborate more 🇺🇸 + 🇨🇦=💪🏻💪🏻

@cankhovich1796

11 ай бұрын

#FreedomConvoy

before I found this channel, I only owned 2 pair of Danner boots (which I still love and wear when working outside) and only wore sneakers to daily work at the farm. Since I've found this channel, I discovered and ordered a pair of Solovair's as a dress boot, which are quite comfortable when I do business in town. And, because of this channel I bought a pair of Georgia Romeo boots from Coastal for my daily work on the farm. I wish I had heard about Origin before I bought the Solovair's.... I love the Solovair's, but now I wish I was loving me some Origins. They are definitely on my radar now.

@RoseAnvil

Жыл бұрын

My favorite comment I’ve seen in a long time hahaha

@diafwnia

Жыл бұрын

I think more people should know about this awesome company. I bought recently a pair of Solovair's sneakers and they are amazing!

@LithicKing

Жыл бұрын

You wear sneakers while working on the farm? Bro, my feet kill just thinking about. I learned at 15 that boots are the only thing that should be on your feet at the farm. The aching flashbacks are for real.

@grantreese2507

Жыл бұрын

@@LithicKing not anymore. I wear the Georgia slip on boots.

Glad to see a company devote so much effort to ensuring their product is quality and American made

Just ordered a pair of the Coronado boots. I enjoy supporting US made manufacturing, glad I found your review

Very interesting to hear more about their story along with seeing the construction. I'd still like to see some Silverado's cut in half as a part of the MITUSA series too.

Totally fascinating analysis not just of the product, but of the importance of regional manufacturing capacity. Good boot, good observation.

I had never heard of these boots before seeing the video. I have been in the market for a new pair of boots and was considering another pair of Red Wings which I have been wearing for the past 10 years. I decided to take a chance on these and I am not disappointed at all. I got them a few days ago and they are incredibly comfortable for a new pair of boots. While they're too new to give a real "review", my initial opinion of this boot is very high. I bought the Coronado with the big lug sole. I won't be wearing these for work but for most everything else. I'm a heavy duty truck mechanic and really need steel toes and my current daily work boot is the Red Wing Supersede 2.0. Thanks for all the reviews as it gives us really solid information when shopping for new footwear.

@ericgatter2830

7 ай бұрын

How have the origin boots been?.

@RichardMersereau

7 ай бұрын

Very good! They are my every day boots when I'm not at work. Comfortable and appear to be holding up well. @@ericgatter2830

I'm happy to see you do this review. I pre-order the lincoln and have been super pleased with the quality fit and finnish of these boots. The look as they age is awsome, everything I wanted. I will keep supporting origin. 👌

@SuperDalite

Жыл бұрын

Same here. I’ll spend a bit more if a company is as dedicated to bringing skill trades to the country.

@patrickhandyside9490

Жыл бұрын

I am trying to find a real review of the Lincoln boot before I order them. Are they as comfortable out of the box as people say? How was the break in period? I have very narrow feet and ankles, and I am us d to wearing American made Danner’s.

@kennwall9866

Жыл бұрын

@PATRICK HANDYSIDE the boots for me did take a couple weeks to break in but honestly every one is dif with breaking in boots. I've personally heard of people soaking brand new boots out of the box and wearing them like that for a couple days, and some change the souls out immediately. But I digress, these weren't that bad to break in I got extra wide (EE) but that is what i get no natter what boot brand i get. The ankle area seamed not that bad when I wear taller socks. I've never personly worn Danner boots but the Origin boots were similar to the thorogoods for me as far as fitment. They have great customer service so if you have fitment questions they are very helpful. I had an issue with my first pair and the exchanged them within the week.

Loved this. Seeing an honest, tactful, and real representation of the people hard at work at Origin. Thank you!

I had no idea such an important leather company was so close to home. Excellent video, and love what these guys are doing!

Love the humility in acknowledging the grift. Well done man you're a genius

I now have two pair of Origin boots, primarily based on this video, and love them. The “made in America” was a huge part of the decision and glad I decided on Origin. Very comfortable and well made boots.

@robovac3557

9 ай бұрын

How much where they?

@meetmeoutback86

8 ай бұрын

​@@robovac3557I think they're around 300..

@thisguy8084

8 ай бұрын

@@robovac3557like mid 300s

@RiZenAsH

7 ай бұрын

@@robovac3557I just bought a pair yesterday and paid $366 that includes taxes and shipping. They also have a 10% discount available too which I didn’t catch until after I placed my order so I missed out on that.

@shmac96

5 ай бұрын

@@robovac3557 Theres a sale going on now.

That's it. I'm officially buying some. So happy to see that structural stitch around the heel

This is somehow becoming my favorite channel on KZread. In the past few weeks you have expanded my boot shopping list by so much! Thanks for all the GREAT work!

@airicarus

Жыл бұрын

Same here. I'm digging the evolution of the channel. Goof stuff.

This is my favorite heritage style work boot. I like the fact that it's easy to resole, highly flexible, and I don't need much arch support, or really any support period (I wear xero's day to day). I just need boots for working around the homestead, some welding, ect. These look very comfortable. I also love origin's Gi, and heavy hoodie.

@blackhorsecdr

Жыл бұрын

How is the toe splay in these, did you buy the normal width or wide?

@danielmanning7689

Жыл бұрын

I'm a xero fan too, they're my every day shoe. How did you like the toe box of these Origins? I'd love for a traditional style boot to have a more natural shape. I'm tired of the majority of natural options looking wonky or being styled for people who eat nothing but leaves.

From the UK. Love the whole effort you’ve gone to source and make everything in the US. Loom story is super cool too.

When I first got my pair last December I wore them pretty much daily for a couple months. Then realized I liked them too much to get them covered in adhesives and paint at work... now they're my "everywhere EXCEPT work" boots

I would love to see the Whites Hillyard reviewed. Been considering purchasing. I would also like to see how the Iron Ranger ranks on the board

Your B-roll has gotten so much better over the last 18 months.

I own nearly all of the models that are non-"work" models. Love them all, they feel great, hug my feet, and I have had zero complaints with the exception of the gray color model just because it just isn't my favorite. No regrets on the purchase and them being USA made makes it more than worth it.

Awesome video I’ve been waiting for this!! I have 2 pairs of origin boots and I absolutely love them. The break in was only about a day and they are seriously the most comfortable boots I own. I hope origin makes a steel toe boot with shank I’ll definitely buy that too!

@Serkong

Жыл бұрын

their safety version has shank and toe protection

I've had a pair of their Lincoln boots for just over a year and I have now and absolutely love them. I wear them for work, but work for me mostly involves a lot of standing and walking and the occasional hike. For what I use them for the wedge sole version of these might be the perfect boot. I did get a wedge sole specifically because they didn't offer any boots with shanks at the time I bought mine. Something I learned to look out for from watching your videos! Interestingly my pair doesn't have an internal counter cover or a screwed-down toe. These must have been changes made after I got mine in Jan 2021.

@tysoncrawford2217

Жыл бұрын

When I saw the screws in the toe area, I went straight to my pair and checked lol my sole is 100% glued. I bought the lincolns around the same time u did Dec 2020

@obviousgreyman

Жыл бұрын

Interesting yours are different but it’s great to hear they are continuing to improve their boots even after they have a good product.

Fantastic video! I will be looking at Origin USA for my boot and jeans in the future. Keep those videos coming, you are doing a great service.

Commenting to help the algorithms. But also did enjoy this video if for no other reason than being a huge dork and appreciating you pointing out a company trying to truly help the USA.

A good video as always. Could you make a video on the Converse Jack Purcell's? I just wanna see what's inside them

@jessesymons4335

Жыл бұрын

Would like to see him do some Japanese made converse like Iron heart or John lofgren

Well done Origin! I am in Australia and there are only a couple of boots manufactured here and I buy both. Rossi and RM Williams. Although Rossi only make a handful of their range in Australia. I would love it if Origin boots were available here too or at least ship to Oz, they look great and the story is even better!

@Test-uj6nh

Жыл бұрын

They do ship to Oz.

These boots look reallyyyy nice! Sharp looking style, hard core performance, comfortable function, American made. I know what I’m getting for my next work boot.

Had no idea Origin made such an effort to remain home built. I will support!

Love Origin's mission statement & products. I was able to buy 2 nearly ni gi & love them. It killed me to see you cut up a $300 pair of boots I would love to have, but your videos are so educational & hopefully it opened the eyes of a lot of future customers as well as even some manufacturers that could be doing better with American made components.

@SterlingJames

Жыл бұрын

What are these boots primary used for? (non-steel toe). Can you hike in them or are they just trendy expensive boots?

@sidemountsarge

7 ай бұрын

@@SterlingJames They're marketed as reliable, hard-wearing work boots that look good.

@terrycruise-zd5tw

5 ай бұрын

i dont get what the fascination with made in america products are? as if usa manufacutring itself is somehow above the rest? or is it just ignorant patriotism?

@TheGreyGhost_of43rd

3 ай бұрын

​@@terrycruise-zd5tw freak

Great video. I dunno if it's actually like a cut and dry thing but would be interesting to know why midsoles come from south America. Do they raise cattle varieties that produce better suited leather or is it a somewhat specialized divergence from regular tanning processes and they made the investment to do it and cornered the market?

I enjoyed your MITUSA soap box moment at the end of the video, and I agree with you 100%. Well done

Love your videos. ? Does that tool You use to cut the boots need to be sharpened a lot or do you use a different blade each time?

That's part of why I play Gibson guitars, made in the USA since the beginning, plus they invented the modern humbucker guitar. Only part, cuz the main reason is I love the feel and sound of Les Pauls.

Seems legit as a workboot without the needs of being made for a night on the town. Also happy to see famous people being smart and investing their time with quality. Wishful thinking.. Would be nice to see more european shoes like Trickers, Crockett & Jones or Paraboot being checked out. Maybe do Sendra or one of the newcomers from Portugal. Being from Sweden and knowing how few people in our quite harsh climate that actually spends money on quality and rather buy shit like Louboutains, mcqueens or valentinos instead of (almost) all year boots for the same dough breaks my heart.

I'm from Lewiston, Maine. Interesting little town. It has one of the highest French speaking populations in the United States due to the massive amounts of French Canadians coming down to work in those exact mills. Some of those mills in Lewiston produced boots and uniforms for Union soldiers back in the day. My grandparents both worked in shoe factories their whole lives, but sadly, as companies shut down and production moves, most mills closed and have sat empty ever since. There are a couple well known shoemakers still around, such as Rancourt and Quoddy, though. So cool to see a story like this come out of a place like Lewiston. There are tons of secrets and stories hidden in those mills, and its amazing to see what can come from that. Maybe Northern New England bootmakers are on the rise!

I love what origin is doing and to hear it’s a good quality item is even more encouraging.

Love your channel. Any chance of you doing a review of the Jim Green AR8's? I'm tempted to snap up a pair, but you've spoiled me, and now I'm scared to buy boots unless I've seen you cut them in half.

@IGmeanwell

Жыл бұрын

The AR8s in terms of how it’s constructed is very similar to the Razorbacks. Biggest upside to Jim Green’s boots (I have been eyeing the AR8s myself after enjoying the Razorbacks as my work boots for 2 years) is the AR8 if you buy a pair a pair is then donated to the South African Park Rangers. So far the reviews I have seen the of AR8 have been very positive for a good durable sub $200 boot. I would say with a nice insole they would be amazingly comfortable. For the record the Razorbacks have held up really well for me and based on the wear of the sole I’m looking at easily ten years before resoleing.

@poe8259

Жыл бұрын

He did the African Rangers already if I'm not mistaken.

@dpbeardslee

Жыл бұрын

@@poe8259 AR8's are the 8" African Ranger. Totally different boot.

@dpbeardslee

Жыл бұрын

@@IGmeanwell I've had Razorbacks for about a year, and I like them a lot. I don't doubt that the footbed is very similar to the Razorbacks but the uppers on the AR8's are way different. Over 40 years ago while serving in the 2/75 I had a platoon sergeant teach me how to spell "assume." I never forgot it. Which is why I'd like to see what the insides look like. Besides, who doesn't like to watch Rose Anvil cut boots in half? ;-)

@KillerNoob2001

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I've been looking into buying a pair for myself for work, and there are no videos as far as I can see for them.

About time! I own a lot of Origin products except their boots coincidentally. I have one of their bjj gi’s, multiple pairs of their factory denim jeans, their kilo hoodie and other clothes. But I had to go with the White’s Perry moc toes after I watched last years Moctober series

I bought a pair of the Bison leather in the big lug sole about 2 months ago. The leather is really nice, the boots feel very sturdy & well made. I’m very happy with my purchase, plus they’re darn comfortable & look great. I’ll always support American Made, if it’s made well. Great work Origin!

Great story behind these boots, great inspiration.. great video! Very informative, thanks so much. 🤘

Been wanting to see these. I’d also like to see the some Pacific North West boots like Danner and Nicks on the MITUSA series.

@grantreese2507

Жыл бұрын

I've still got my original Danner loggers I bought in 2004. Been repaired once. I did finally break down and get a new pair (last year). The new pair are exquisite (since the break in period). Danner's will forever be in my closet. Solovair's have replaced my old dr martens for dress shoes and it's Georgia Romeos for everyday wear. I dont own a pair of sneakers anymore. Boots to the moon!!!!!

I’ve had my pair of Origin boots for almost two years now and they are still running strong! I have a bit of a weird foot and have to do a very wide shoe but lacing up really tight usually laces go really quickly but they are still holding strong with no issues. Interesting about the shank, I hadn’t really thought about it because I do more carpentry work so not on a ladder very often, but these boots have been incredibly comfortable to me. In a pinch I’ve got hiking with them on trails instead of my other hiking boots and they still hold up great. Good traction and grip with very minimal slipping. All in all I’ve really enjoyed their product, but anyone else who has purchased their boot knows how long the wait can be, especially when they first came out. Seeing it cut in half was a tad heartbreaking 😂

On behalf of all boot lovers - thank you so much for these videos.

I like the fact that it is a more athletic boot with less of a heel to toe drop and is more minimalist, with no shank, therefore allowing more flexibility and ability to feel the terrain.

I love Orgin I found jocko a couple of years ago and through him started bjj and i love the orgin gis. I have been waiting for you to do a review before i pull the trigger on the boots. Thank you!

Been following the Origin story for a while and have been waiting on a solid review of the boots. Redwings are a reliable boot; but with this I might look into dropping the money on Origin. That said; would really love to see you do a review on Haix. Personally I think they are an incredibly well built and comfortable boot. Could roll it into an entire series on fire/EMS boots like the military.

@MS-mr4zm

Жыл бұрын

Tough to beat redwing for work boots, but for multi-purpose boots there are plenty of good options out there, these origins look legit….danner is good too

@ryanfischer6550

Жыл бұрын

@@MS-mr4zm I have three pairs of RW currently and countless others I destroyed. I agree. These would definitely be worn more as knock around/ light use. Something a little more comfortable and light. I wore Danners in the Army a few times and was never impressed. But I know some guys swore by them.

@nonamesinenomine

Жыл бұрын

Apparently new red wing boots have drastically declined in quality... Was gonna finally get some as I live not to far from red wing, mn but apparently they changed some of their materials for cheaper less durable shorter lasting materials and not all American made anymore if I recall

“We’re better!” Love, Red Wing Boots

Hi I enjoy watching your boot analysis. Have you ever reviewed Viberg boots? They are expensive , made in Victoria BC with a logging background. Interested to know if they are worth the $$$$

Love the review. Frustrating that quality boots like the Origin don't offer extended sizes. Would love to support these guys and buy a size 15 EE.

@JACathcart5181

Жыл бұрын

Wow, Dirk, are you a Sasquatch!?! :)

@kyle18934

3 ай бұрын

15EE? do many companies size for that?

Nice to see a company doing something like this. My only question with regards to sourcing is the soles, foam, footbed, eyelets and laces etc are sourced from companies that make them in America. Do those companies source the raw materials they use from America only also? Or are the components assembled from foreign raw materials?

@KevinJDildonik

7 ай бұрын

Did you try watching the video? Dude absolutely talks about this.

Just ordered a pair the Coronado whiskey big lug because of your review can’t wait for them to come in

Awesome video! I would like to see a series on mountain/ hunting boots like crispi, lowa, kenetrek, and schnees. They are all expensive boots made in Italy. It would be cool to see if they are built well for the price.

I never heard of this brand before. Thank you! I love their goal and as I have been looking for semi rugged boots, no ladders in my work, but decent support and comfortable to wear are high on my list I am going to look hard at the product line. Thanks again.

@not_a_samsquamsh6777

Жыл бұрын

I've been a fan of their jeans for a while, too. The factory jeans in particular are substantial. Threads look a little sloppy at the ends but they have held up fantastic for me

I'm glad you did this boot. I bought the Lincoln. I love the build and the look of the boot But I have 2 BIG complaints. 1. The heel counter is tiny. It covers half of the height of my heel. I get heel rub when I walk or run. 2. The boots are WIDE on the inside. They are a D width and I have a D foot, but i can press in several places and I do mot touch my foot. As a result, my foot tends to slide left to right and since the toe box is so small (has a toe cap) my toes catch my movement and I come home limping some days.

@JackofTrades21

Жыл бұрын

sounds like you need a smaller size my man

@texw4062

Жыл бұрын

@@JackofTrades21 width vs length is definitely an issue. I cannot go smaller

This was detailed and informative AF thank you for posting this ,

I'm a truck driver I was issued Georgia boots when I started and I loved them so much I have stuck with them since heavy duty, very comfortable, truly water proof, long lasting, fair price.

My great grandfather on my mom’s side ( I can’t remember if it’s the Leach or Wicker side) used to make the manuals for using and repairing the looms and other equipment in the mills around North Carolina. He was even the basis for a book written about life in his time. Called “About a Boy”. I found a copy of it in the archives of UNC Chapel Hill and printed up and bound a copy for my mom. It’s not an easy read, it was written in the style of the way people spoke in the area. Like how Mark Twain would write. Lots of weird spellings and words broken up with apostrophes.

Thanks for making this video. I'd never heard of this brand. I'm going to pick up a pair of one of their products to support their company.

I own a pair of the bison boots and I love them! Super comfortable and well made! My new favorite pair. I wear them constantly and have no complaints so far.

Being a retired construction worker, road work. I would literally spend 12 to 16 hours a day on concrete, the best boot I ever had were the Red Wings Cumfort Force !!!

Watched this video yesterday, went to a thrift store today to find boots to refurbish. Found a pair of these Origins sitting there for $68. Couldn’t believe my eyes or the timing of it all. Boots look brand new

@TheGreyGhost_of43rd

3 ай бұрын

🧢

Hey I’m really liking your channel and platform of reviewing boots, any chance you have plans to do Stetson boots in the future? Always wanted to see if they were worth the investment after falling in love with my first boots which were a Ariat heritage I believe

Professional, comprehensive and insightful presentation! I'm curious, how did you acquire all your boot knowledge?

Amazing video, i had no idea about this company! I am absolutely going to HIGHLY consider buying a boot from Origin in the future. I am all about made in the USA products, the fact these guys are doing everything they can to bring it back to the USA is incredible and i'd love to be a part of that journey with them. Also, i love that the idea behind these boots that they are a hybrid boot going for comfort/flexibility and durability. Hoping to see more styles!

A nearly pure U.S. boot of this quality for around $300 is definitely getting a thumbs up from me.

Thanks for the review of this boots , do you know if this boots are great for outside weather like rain and snow, (water resistant and non-slippery)

Anything that involves Jocko I would support. He a beast and a real role model.

I'm a big Thursday's fan, and I wear thorogoods at work. But I'm going to buy a pair of origins on principle alone. Thanks for putting a spotlight on these, you're doing america a favor with this video.

Can confirm Origin is legit! I live less than an hour from the factory!

@thehardnesschannel1605

Жыл бұрын

I’m close by too, i smell no cow farts

Crazy how similar all these boots look. Just gotta watch the videos for the best made one and purchase that.

Do you guys have any videos on Redwing Iron rangers? I’m curious to see your review on them. They are my favorite boot I own. But I might try to get me a pair of origin boot’s because I love their jeans I got!

I think you nailed it when you said the boot has an athletic feel to it because that was exactly my reaction as I watched you describe the boots construction....this boot, despite its rugged surface appearance, is designed/built to be worn by someone who wants to be able to take someone to the ground with them on...light, flexible, agile....a fighter's boot...

No shank , no deal .

Great review. Great channel!

This was a great video. Very well done sir. Subscribed

I got one of the first pairs of the Built Work boot. I've had them since January 2022. They are holding up fine. As expected. I wore Danner Rain Forest boots for 2 years previous to these. The Origins took just as long to break in (if not longer?). My feet were dying for about 2 weeks. I couldn't even get through the fist few 12hr shifts. I had to switch back to my old boots by lunch time. I also wish I got 1 size wider. I'm on the fence between normal and wide width. So if you are as well definitely get the next size wider. Shoes size is true. So if your a 13. Get a 13. They are comfortable. However. I think if you wear any boot for 12 to 16hrs a day there is no boot out there that's going to be like super A+ . I still have the original insoles, but will be switching them out soon. These boots have been exposed to ladders, chemicals, oil, hot pipe racks you name it. I walk at least a mile a shift in them as well. I clean my boots often. They should have no problem holding up for at least another year. I will pocket the $250 boot allowance for next year's alloted pair, or put them towards a nice pair of Whites boots. Always been curious about those.

@patrickavondale8653

Жыл бұрын

Incredible review. These are very much on my radar!

@chancefluke7833

6 ай бұрын

Did you ever get any whites?

I was waiting for this!

I glad you thumbnailED me. Enjoyed the video.

"Jamie, pull that video of a bear wearing origin boots" Probably Joe Rogan

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So cool. I knew about Origin, their products, and made in USA model. I did not however know this whole story of where they came from and what they have gone through. What a great background on them. I was looking at their denim last year. Maybe it’s time to pull the trigger. Thanks!

This is the info I need on brands

I own the bison boot. It needed some break in but now i find them extremely comfortable and am glad i bought them. Most comfortable boot ive owned.

18:00 we did not 'lose' anything - it was sold out of the USA to increase profits

Since origin is also renowned for their custom loom made gi fabric, they should develop a shoe made out of it. Im sure im not the only one who appreciates heavy duty canvass sneakers or boots. This would surely become a uniquely american runaway hit

@aradoran

Жыл бұрын

Cool idea actually

I'm in a Australia and so don't need any boots right now but after watching this I just want to buy a pair of origin. Great vid. Go origin.

Great breakdown it seems a little like a work boot that is going to be comfortable enough to wear everyday , I bought some red wings years ago and they were so stiff literally never wore them long enough to get them broke in just too uncomfortable , and yes its awesome that there sourced here to bring this country back to the glory it once was

I always imagined Joe Rogan wearing Crocs or knee high Uggs

@seamarsh3756

Жыл бұрын

Or stilts

@h.278

Жыл бұрын

Knee high uggs 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@brianmgrim

Жыл бұрын

Vee: both those mind pictures can induce a fear factor.

@rondodson5700

Жыл бұрын

Joe Rogan’s foot along your face ha ha😊

The only deal breaker for me would be that there is no shank. They def look good though!

@jlozano2014

Жыл бұрын

I bet you it's because it's more of an everyday boot, so going through the airport is easier but I agree. Could have used a plastic or leather shank.

@minixtvbox

11 ай бұрын

USA

It still hurts me to see all those boots getting cut, even the cheaper ones. But a man has got to do what he has got to do.

I don't have obsession with boots but love someone talking about things they know.