I Bought Anti-Poaching Boots Made in South Africa.

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I Bought Anti-Poaching Boots Made in South Africa.


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  1. This boot, while very well made, is not specifically designed for ‘park rangers’. This design has been around for years and is a general purpose bush boot. You will see this design worn by professional hunters (PH) and their clients, as well as, anyone who works, in the field, on concessions. The sole material/no heal, is specifically designed for quietly stalking animals. It’s not as tough as a traditional low heal material/design. While the buffalo hide is tough, elephant and hippo are more durable. They will cost more. I’m sure these boots are well made, but the Ranger ‘stuff’ is marketing. But considering they are being marketed to the US consumer, who is going to stalk their soy latte at Starbucks, they should last a lifetime.

  2. I do not consider myself to be part of the "youtube police" but as an Afrikaans speaking South African just allow me the following constructive comment. To use the term "boer – farmers" might be confusing as it might come across as farmers farming with "boer" when in actual fact "boer" is the Afrikaans word for "farmer".

  3. Hahaha imagine if Jim Green was fooling everyone and actually poaching African wild buffalo for boots, that'd be crazy. I have some steel toe jim green razorbacks and 2 months in they've been great! I kinda want a 2nd pair of Jim Greens because they fit my feet so much better than my other boots since they're a lot wider toe box and width

  4. I had never heard of these boots before… so thanks for the video and education. Also, what jacket are you wearing? Looks like a Carhart of Filson type coat and is it lined and warm? Thanks for the videos and keep up the great work.

  5. I currently own two pairs of Jim Green's, the Vellie and Outback Chelsea. They have very quickly become my favourite shoes and I plan on moving to Jim Green's for my hiking boots, I just need to figure out what pair. They break in quick and get comfier with every single wear and are built to outlast you! Would highly recommend these shoes and boots, especially if your a ZA local like me!!

  6. Thanks for the recognition and attempts at correct pronunciation of our language and people! I have been involved in volunteer anti poaching work and expedition hiking. . . I can confirm that the South African bush is no joke, had a company politely ask me to not buy their boots again after I sent them photos of what their top product looks like, barely surviving (but never to be worn again) one expedition. . . I have had burnt wood pierce straight through the bottom sole of high brand working mountain boots! Vibram soles, they don't last 7km in the bush, trust someone who spent the money and tried.

  7. and on top of that in South Africa they will arrest the anti poachers who chased down the poachers and brought them to the police station .. .in turn the poachers who may be a bit bruised and bloodied by the chase and capture will be treated to hospital care and the anti-poachers need to try and fight for their freedom and the consequences of a criminal record. the shoes are great though.

  8. The boots you promote seldom get any serious rock shale, ice, crag hopping, slippery shoreline rock clambering, hot desert sand wading lava skipping trials. Stepping into mud puddles in the local forest park is hardly a proper test of these expensive products. A bit like testing a 1000 cc Superbike in a supermarket car park. Hit some slopes man.

  9. RiP they only make them up to size 14's, lol. I need at least a 15 in US Mens. $100 ~ $180 is in the normal price range for shoes in my size, so that's not really too bad. How wide are the shoes? I need 4E width too.

  10. First thing love your channel, I got a reccomend for you and I saw your video on the Danner Mountain Light and I subed instantly. You provide all information you would need without a ton of fluff. With that said though

    I have enough addictions and only 2 feet stop recommending badass boots that I want/need to buy damnt. Please think of my poor wallet lol

  11. Please don't say boer farmer. You are just saying farmer farmer. Another quick one, V in Afrikaans is pronounced with the F sound and D is a T sound. Say it like 'fellies, and FelTskoen(veldskoen). Still a good video!

  12. Thanks bro! If I didn't come across your short about these I wouldn't have known about them. Ordered a pair last night. Can't wait! I went with the fudge colorway. Made with crazyhorse leather

  13. Just received my NUMZAAN boots from Jim Green Footwear 🥾🐸👍 They remind me of Red Wing Shoes – Iron Ranger. These African Ranger type shoes will be a big staple for the company I think. Love what they are doing!
    Go Jim Green 🐸 #pepe