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Wolverine 1000 Mile Boot Review

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Wolverine 1000s looking like new after applying Montana Pitch Blend Leather Dressing--the kind used in the Wolverine website videos.



 
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I just got a pair of these from Orvis online. The back part of the heel on one of the boots has some questionable stitching. The stitching isn't loose at all, nor can I slide or otherwise move the leather, but it certainly doesn't look like it'll stay that way... Anyone else have this issue? Cause for concern?



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I love our dog as much as the next guy...however...my shoes & boots are the boundary line which shall not be crossed. Fortunately, our one year old pooch, Brutus took to house-training and no-shoe-chewing training very well. He steals socks and slippers but somehow knows that shoes are off limits (currently knocking on wood as I type).
 

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Wolverine 1000s looking like new after applying Montana Pitch Blend Leather Dressing--the kind used in the Wolverine website videos.



They look great. I'm in agreement that they tend to look best with a fresh coat of waterproofer/conditioner wax applied. I use Obenauf LP but Montana PB seems like it works just as well. These pics were taken after the summer hiatus. I'll have to snap some new ones with a coat of LP. They don't exactly *shine* but they do look sharp as your pics clearly show.





Mine just hit the one year mark.
 

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Yeah, the damage was caused by my brother's dog. Luckily, he loves him, and that's just what some dogs do; so he blames himself for not putting it away.

At least it's not somewhere that's easily visible. I'd be pissed though.
 

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