te_monkey
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Howdy folks. I'm still waiting on my Nick's boots, but I already have a question.
This summer while working in the field, I was required to walk a little over a kilometer almost entirely in a stream. Water from 1-8ish inches deep the whole way. At this time I was wearing Redwing Loggers which have a waterproof lining, though they had taken so much abuse during the season that after about 500m the water seeped in anyway.
I guess my question is, without a lining, is there any way to keep my feet dry should I have to do similar tasks in the future? Sno seal? Beeswax melted into the leather like on the YouTube channel? Or just standard boot wax? I dont care about a color change if my feet ar




