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Make sure you're doing regular maintenance to 'em... for leather boots, rubbing them with nikwax. If you have obvious seam damage, seam sealer can fix it though a lot of people think the boots look really ugly after that. If they're work boots though who gives a poo poo. For non-leather, there's spray on waterproofer that is a lot cheaper than buying new gear...Retarded Pimp posted:I had a pair of work boots with Vibram soles back in the 80's that survived years of abuse. Yeah I have a pair of these guys: http://www.rei.com/product/890384/vasque-talus-mid-pro-gtx-hiking-boots-mens With a gore membrane and vibram sole. They've been one of the best pairs of boots I've had in a long time. Holding up really well.
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