Superduty Honey (Safety Toe) - Black

My father works here in the UK at Timpsons as a cobbler, and about a year or two ago, a gentlemen brought him in a pair of JK Boots that required some work.

My father never seen a pair of PNW boots prior to receiving them, so he took them off the gentlemen to do work on them.

My fathers quote "They were the toughest boots I've ever worked on, and I couldn't get over the extent of build quality"

Two years later he would still bring it up at the dinner table, and I caught him watching videos on how to build/rebuild them, so I decided to bite the bullet and get my father his first pair.

He's absolutely over the moon with them, though he was nearly ready to kill me for the money I spent, he's grateful and appreciative nonetheless and absolutely loves them.

I've posted a picture of him wearing them below.

Fantastic customer service, and amazing quality/durability.

There is nothing I don’t love about these boots! I normally go through a couple pair of boots a year at work, but these are truly built to last. They break in so nicely, form to your feet, and are super tough. I can’t ask for much more! These caused me to buy a couple different models of JKs to have a pair for every job. I can’t imagine ever buying a different brand of boots. They are so comfortable, and have actually helped with the pain I have from multiple knee surgeries. Like I said ruined… there is no reason to wear any other footwear.

I now own four pairs of JK boots. Three pair are variants of the Superduty/Fire Inlander platform. The 8.5 D size fits my feet perfectly with plenty of toe room and no heel slip. (I have pretty narrow ankles and typically wear US size 9.5 or 9 if half sizes aren't available.) I love the high heel on rough, steep terrain. (I'm quite fond of the raised heel on flat ground too!) My Bison Superduty boots are hands down the most comfortable and beautiful of the three pair, requiring no break-in whatsoever and looking incredibly nice right out of the box. Do be aware that any coloring on the leather midsoles is superficial and will easily rub off, especially if you wear your boots in cold, wet weather. If you care about that sort of thing, then you'll have to baby your boots or apply some colored polish when it disappears. You might also notice something that looks like salt crystals that can be very white in color forming on the midsole leather. I'm sure this has no impact whatsoever on how the boot functions, but it can be alarming if you have fallen in love with their out-of-the-box appearance. Also, it's fairly easy to scratch or cut the Bison leather, so be VERY careful when walking if you wear your Bison boots with crampons like I did. (See below.) I assume the roughout leather really is quite a bit more abrasion resistant, especially in cow hide.

Over the past Memorial Day weekend I decided to use my Bison boots along with my first pair of crampons and my first ice axe on a…

I've worn several different types of boots for work over the past several years. I started out by wearing Thorogood moc toe workboots. Those were great, but I eventually took a liking to the military style of boots. I wore some Austrian Alpine ranger Kaz boots, surplus desert boots, ect. before settling on GoRuck MACV-2 safety toe boots for about a year. These Superduty boots have been my newest addition, and I must say, I LOVE THEM.

It's such a huge step up in heft from my previous boots, and that's definitely a praise in this instance. For my knife guys, it's the difference between a $17 Morakniv, and a much nicer full-tang knife that can take anything you throw at it with ease - that's the feeling I get with these boots.

I'll always still love and use my other boots, especially my GoRucks, but the JK Superduty boots are absolutely going to be my primary workboot from here on out. There's simply no way to overstate how incredibly protected and comfortable I feel in these boots, it's incredible!

If I had to give one 'complaint' or critique, it would've been nice to get some extra stuff to care for and maintain the boots. For example, a brush for the suede, a bottle of oil, extra laces, ect. But that's a huge nitpick.

100% recommend, and I'm definitely going to look into a pair of OT's next.