Try Thorogood. Great boots that are made here and have been for well over a hundred years. They cost a little more but work every penny. I just bought a new pair about a week ago. Infinity FD Series 8” Waterproof Composite Toe Work Boots. I love em.
Here is a recent post by them on their site
Merrill, WI – March 18th, 2025
Thorogood Footwear Reaffirms American Manufacturing Commitment as Tariffs Disrupt Footwear Industry
As President Trump’s new tariffs on imported footwear shake the industry, Thorogood Footwear remains steadfast in its commitment to American manufacturing, providing stability to consumers, businesses, and industries that rely on high-quality, U.S.-made work boots.
While many competitors scramble to offset rising costs and adjust supply chains, Thorogood's long-standing dedication to domestic production ensures pricing stability, product availability, and continued support for American jobs. "The majority of our business is not affected by the tariffs because we are a USA manufacturer," said Jeff Burns, President of Thorogood Footwear. "We have been committed to American made products since 1892."
While other footwear brands scramble to figure out which country to move their production to next, it’s not an issue for Thorogood. We’re proud to say we never gave up on Made in USA. These tariffs highlight why keeping jobs in America matters—our customers and partners can trust us to deliver quality footwear without the uncertainties of overseas manufacturing. “Tariffs are a fluid situation that we are constantly monitoring," said, Burns.
Thanks, I have never heard of that brand.
They sound similar to Chippewa.
Which still makes some of their more expensive boots in Wisconsin.
I actually have a pair of Chippewa boots that I bought when I was in my sophomore year of college.
Which makes them 43 years old.
I did have their Vibram soles replaced about ten years ago at a local cobbler.