What Makes Thorogood MAXWear Wedge Outsoles Good? [vs Vibram]
Thorogood MAXWear Wedge Outsole are very popular, but what makes them different than regular wedge outsoles? Thorogood MAXWear Wedge soles are polyurethane-based instead of rubber-based, which makes...
Examining Thorogood Cork Filler for Pros & Cons [Above Midsole]
One reason I really like the Thorogood 1957 Series Boots is the fact that they use a cork filler instead of a foam filler like many modern boots. Cork is lightweight, easy to break in, and provides...
Why I Like Thorogood Ultimate Shock Absorption Footbed Insoles [Pros & Cons]
One reason Thorogood Boots are so popular is due to the insoles. I like the Thorogood Ultimate Shock Absorption Footbed Insoles because they have gel pads under both the toe pad and heel to help...
Is Thorogood Briar Pitstop Leather Worth It? [Reviewing Boot Pros & Cons]
I purchased the Thorogood 1957 Briar Pitstop Boots so that I could test the effectiveness and comfort of these boots. In this article I want to focus specifically on the quality of the Briar Pitstop...
Chippewa Edge Walker Moc Toe Boot Review [Cut in Half + Waterproof Testing]
I purchased the Chippewa Edge Walker Waterproof Moc Toe Boots so that I could test the waterproof effectiveness and comfort of these boots by using them myself. I then cut them in half to compare the...
Tecovas Wedge Boots are popular because the wedge outsole adds extra comfort under the foot. The wedge outsole helps evenly distribute impact stress across the entire bottom of the foot instead of...
