1000 Mile Boot

Very well-made boot, usually $400 but frequently on sale for $300. Features Horween Chromexcel leather, one of the most beloved casual boot leathers, with more sole options including leather sole.

A classic boot with butyl leather soles offering good grip and feel. The reviewer notes that aftermarket rubber outsole additions can reduce flexibility slightly compared to the original leather sole.

One of the most recognizable American-made boots, Nick is re-reviewing this as his second-ever video. He's now appreciating the leather sole more than before and notes Wolverine offers multiple sole options. A staple boot that deserves revisiting with his expanded knowledge.

A versatile boot with simple, elegant design that works both as a work boot and for smart casual occasions. Features Horween Chromexcel leather and a rubber topy sole.

Solid goodyear-welted boot with good overall construction, but quality control issues and loose grain on the leather are disappointing for a $400 price point.

A dressy boot with attractive Chromexcel leather, though the reviewer questions Wolverine's leather selection and clicking process.

A boot featuring Horween Chromexcel leather, a premium 120-year-old tanned leather known for its self-curing properties, water resistance, and self-polishing capabilities due to infused oils and waxes.

A versatile work boot with simple, elegant design that blurs the line between functional workwear and smart casual dressiness. The raised toe and shapely profile allow it to transition from work to social occasions without looking out of place.

The reviewer has issues with the tongue sliding around, finding it annoying and difficult to manage despite various attempted solutions.

A heritage boot with reinforced toe box and heel cap, featuring brass eyelets and speed hooks. The construction is solid with structured leather pieces and a partially gusseted tongue.

Well-constructed heritage work boot with Chrome Excel leather, minimal design using only three main leather pieces, and clean stitching throughout. Used condition shows no fray with good stitch density and double/triple stitching where it counts.

The reviewer discusses the 1000 Mile's controversial lack of shank (or ambiguous shank presence) and leather sole, highlighting confusion about the boot's construction and support features.

Overpriced boot with excessive synthetics, loose grain leather selection, and overlapping materials that roll up. Not impressive despite iconic status.