Davidc5
One of the Regulars
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Up for sale are 3 boots all sized 9B.
First up is my Rose Anvil x White's Sundance boot in Red Dog. This is a 6" take on White's Original Packer, built on the 690 Arch-Ease last with the Semi Dress design. The result is a classic packer boot with a slightly more refined silhouette. Handmade in Spokane, single-row hand-sewn stitchdown.
Currently $680 new from White's with an 8–10 week wait. These are in hand and ready to ship.
Specs:
Condition: Used but barely. Worn a handful of times around town, never worked in, never wet. Soles show essentially no wear — the V-Bar lugs are still sharp. Leather is largely unmarked apart from a few scuffs that should buff right out. No odor, no delamination, no heel counter collapse. They have a bit of break-in left in them.
These are the most supportive boots I own and my favorite pnw last.
$475 shipped CONUS.
Up next is my pair of Nicks Packers in 1964 Brown. These are the most heft pair I own. 55 last with the packer/cowboy heel and Nicks' legendary arch support. 1964 Brown is Nicks' take on a classic old school work leather — thick and supple with nice pull-up that develops a great patina.
Specs:
Condition: Worn but with tons of life left. Some signs of wear on the uppers — all of it the kind of patina these are supposed to develop. Leather is still in great shape, no cracking or dryness. Soles have plenty of tread left and are nowhere near needing a resole. Heel counters are solid, no delamination, no odor. Could use some more breaking in and they're ready to go.
$365 shipped
And last but cetainly not least-
Up for sale is my pair of Frank's Front Range in size 9B. 55 last— Frank's most versatile build, equally at home in the office, on a jobsite, or on the trail. 8 oz brown work leather. These are probably the most comfortable pnw boots I've tried. The arch support is solid, but almost disappears underfoot. Not uncomfortable at all, while being absolutely supportive. And the 430 outsole provides a bit of softer landing then the v-bar. These are a good,, all around classic pair of boots.
Specs:
Condition: Worn but still great condition and tons of life left on the soles. Sings of wear are mostly on the heel counter as can been seen in the photos, the rest of the boots are near spotless. I would have conditioned which would have smoothed out the heels but but i liked the aesthetic.
$365 shipped CONUS. Open to international on all boots, but buyer pays shipping. Feel free to reach out with any questions! Cheers
First up is my Rose Anvil x White's Sundance boot in Red Dog. This is a 6" take on White's Original Packer, built on the 690 Arch-Ease last with the Semi Dress design. The result is a classic packer boot with a slightly more refined silhouette. Handmade in Spokane, single-row hand-sewn stitchdown.
Currently $680 new from White's with an 8–10 week wait. These are in hand and ready to ship.
Specs:
- Size 9B, 690 last
- Red Dog leather, no toe bug
- Single row hand-sewn stitchdown
- Vibram V-Bar outsole, packer heel
- Veg tan leather midsole, insole, shank, and heel counter
- Fully gusseted tongue, brass eyelets and speed hooks
Condition: Used but barely. Worn a handful of times around town, never worked in, never wet. Soles show essentially no wear — the V-Bar lugs are still sharp. Leather is largely unmarked apart from a few scuffs that should buff right out. No odor, no delamination, no heel counter collapse. They have a bit of break-in left in them.
These are the most supportive boots I own and my favorite pnw last.
$475 shipped CONUS.
Up next is my pair of Nicks Packers in 1964 Brown. These are the most heft pair I own. 55 last with the packer/cowboy heel and Nicks' legendary arch support. 1964 Brown is Nicks' take on a classic old school work leather — thick and supple with nice pull-up that develops a great patina.
Specs:
- Size 9b on the 55
- 1964 Brown Smooth
- 10" height, packer/cowboy heel
- Vibram outsole
- Brass eyelets and hooks
- Pull loop, kiltie
Condition: Worn but with tons of life left. Some signs of wear on the uppers — all of it the kind of patina these are supposed to develop. Leather is still in great shape, no cracking or dryness. Soles have plenty of tread left and are nowhere near needing a resole. Heel counters are solid, no delamination, no odor. Could use some more breaking in and they're ready to go.
$365 shipped
And last but cetainly not least-
Up for sale is my pair of Frank's Front Range in size 9B. 55 last— Frank's most versatile build, equally at home in the office, on a jobsite, or on the trail. 8 oz brown work leather. These are probably the most comfortable pnw boots I've tried. The arch support is solid, but almost disappears underfoot. Not uncomfortable at all, while being absolutely supportive. And the 430 outsole provides a bit of softer landing then the v-bar. These are a good,, all around classic pair of boots.
Specs:
- Size 9B, 55 last
- Walnut work leather
- 8" height
- 430 Mini Vibram outsole, logger heel
- Brass hooks and eyes
- Pull loop
- McKay lockstitch construction
Condition: Worn but still great condition and tons of life left on the soles. Sings of wear are mostly on the heel counter as can been seen in the photos, the rest of the boots are near spotless. I would have conditioned which would have smoothed out the heels but but i liked the aesthetic.
$365 shipped CONUS. Open to international on all boots, but buyer pays shipping. Feel free to reach out with any questions! Cheers
