Chippewa

[joona]

Those sand suede service boots looks great, thanks for sharing the pics bl@aster!

[Guest]

Np. I also took some shots of the "Crazy Horse" Leather Homestead Boot. Here they are:

[Guest]

Got some stuff from the new Chipp boots for Fall '14. This is the new "Brown Bomber" leather.

[Anesthetist]

Those homesteads look pretty nice. Not sure about the bomber stuff though.

[bagley920]

The bomber leather looks interesting. I'd be curious how it wears

[Regular_zip]

@bl@ster:

@Cutlasshound:

What's the sizing like on them bl@ster? Look great!

I think they run TTS. But you could get away with going a half size down if you wear thinner socks.

Hi Bl@ster, are these normal thin suede or rough-outs please?

Also, some shots of the sand suede Service Boot:

Hi Bl@ster, are these normal thin suede, or rough-outs please?

[jdl1279]

Picked up a pair of these for work since the steel toe started shifting in the RW I'm currently wearing. Was hoping to make them last until I could jump on a Wesco build, but can't complain too much considering I got these almost half off.

Will throw up pics once I receive them.

[jdl1279]

Straight off, not the best light, but just got them and wanted to share.

Chocolate apache
Steel toe
6" service boot

Pretty comfortable out of the box, hardly notice the steel toes

[jdl1279]

8 hours standing in them says these are definitely keepers. Steel toe is almost unnoticeable and I typically have issues with them. Tempted to apply some LP to prevent them from taking up too much of the oils I work with.

[Seul]

They look like true workhorses. Enjoy them, mate.

[jdl1279]

A little wear and a single of Obenauf's and I think I actually like the way they look now even better

[shigg]

Had these for about 2 years now.  They've had a coat of Obenauf LP when they were new, and a new set of laces about a year ago, but other than that I don't do too much to take care of them:

[Guest]

Just procured: A pair of Chipps from the "Reserve" Collection, in Burgundy CXL and retro outsole pattern. These are different from the regular "Original" line and were hard to track down.

Some  pics:

[Cutlasshound]

Look very nice old chap. What's different about them?

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[Guest]

@Cutlasshound:

Look very nice old chap. What's different about them?

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Better leather, better insole, different outsole pattern.

[Guest]

New "Archives Collection" Chippewa's just in. This time they are Dublin Tan leather from Horween:

[Moonshine]

^good stuff, B!  The outsoles really make a big difference as well as the round vs. hex eyelets.  Now all I need from you is for your foot to grow into a size 12 so I can get your scraps!

[Guest]

@Moonshine:

^good stuff, B!  The outsoles really make a big difference as well as the round vs. hex eyelets.  Now all I need from you is for your foot to grow into a size 12 so I can get your scraps!

Well I'm a size 12D so… ready for some scraps? LOL

[Moonshine]

@bl@ster:

@Moonshine:

^good stuff, B!  The outsoles really make a big difference as well as the round vs. hex eyelets.  Now all I need from you is for your foot to grow into a size 12 so I can get your scraps!

Well I'm a size 12D so… ready for some scraps? LOL

PM me if you've got anything you'd like to move!

[riffblaster general]

I picked these up a while back.  LL Bean/Chippewa.  Found them at the ll outlet for $50.  I bought them because it was too good a deal to pass up.    I didn't really wear them much but I pulled them out a few weeks ago and I've been wearing them every day.  They're great boots.  The only real difference between these and the normal Chippewa service boot is they aren't stamped with the logo on the ankle.  The tongue is stamped with ll bean instead.  These also have a removable insole (which makes the boot for me, bad knees).  I'm not sure if the normal ones do or if they don't.  Maybe someone else can shed some light on that.    Great boot.  I lucked out on these but now having owned a pair I would buy another at full price.