Blundstone 500 boots after 5 years of constant wear. Still going…
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Blunnies never fail
r/wellworn
Just bought a very similar pair of boots Grindstone brand from Duluth Trading
Hope they wear that well
I used to love Blunnies but now prefer Redbacks as they are more comfy.
i swear blundstone or redback should give boots to the homeless as a goodwill gesture. They’d solve that one problem for years.
Coconut oil can do wonders
Had a pair in ‘01 – the soles failed after 2 years.