Does anyone remember

[TEXASforLIFE]

This is what we need to wear around here when the gets deep…..

Every time you're on this forum you wear those boots

 

[mikep]

This is what we need to wear around here when the gets deep…..

You wouldn’t want to wear the dry rotted ones i inherited from my brother!

 

[Recusant]

This is what we need to wear around here when the gets deep…..

You get a pair to sport around in first!

 

[javbike]

I grew up in Hawaii I didn’t even know what you were talking I see now the pics

 

[Snake45]

We used beard bags...

Holy cow, how did ZZ Top or Willie Nelson or the Duck Dynasty guys miss a marketing opportunity with THAT product?

 

[Annihilator]

Every time you're on this forum you wear those boots

Actually these…….

 

[jumpinjoe]

This is what we need to wear around here when the gets deep…..

HaHa, you got to be kiddin' ... those boots ain't near tall enough for 'around here'! LOL! jj

 

[Bassbob]

Every time I see the title of this thread this song pops into my head.

 

[bc22wm]

Holy cow, how did ZZ Top or Willie Nelson or the Duck Dynasty guys miss a marketing opportunity with THAT product?

oops even my typing is back@$$words

 

[Hammer67]

This is what we need to wear around here when the gets deep…..

I'm not sure they're tall enough.

 

[ChanceMcCall]

i don't know the name but i got all my brother's hand me down ones that were already leaking. i hated those boots!

Some brands were terrible but the Servus Rubber ones that came out of Rock Island, Illinois were as tough as the LL Beans. When Servus changed ownership in 1968, their quality went downhill like skiing on a icy slope.

 

[DesertSamurai]

The 60s tall green lace up rubber uninsulated boots with the yellow tan soles? All the rural kids I know wore them constantly all spring, fall and even winter with heavier socks.

If you sprung a leak before it was time to get your new pair for the year you used bread wrappers over your socks.

Summer time out came your tennis shoes with the red circle on the ankle.tennis shoes were appropriate substitues for the boots in all seasons also.

I do believe they were made by Converse or Bristol. Converse was more military style and Bristol was more agricultural looking.