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Beat me to it.

I'm the opposite. I like my boots to look good. Chicks dig good looking boots.

They are marketed as a logger boot. We'll see. Having just bought brand new Haix, I wont be getting them that quickly.

Going to get a pair of these - <iframe width="640" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/P4BKf6D8Hkg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

I usually wear Carhartts rather than chainsaw pants.

To be honest Stig, I bought these because they were supremely supportive and comfortable, rather than any chainsaw protective abilities. I really don't like the Wesco type boots, and it's hard to find comfy boots with a protective toecap.

I can confirm comfyness of the aforementioned footwear. Dont see them lasting like the pfanner, but wonderful boots.

I'm bringing Sexy back...

I've just bought a pair of these.

Can anybody say why all the American logger boots have the narrow heel? I would have said that is a disadvantage to stability of your ankle. All European logging boots have a wider heel for precisely that reason.

The haix in the first post are awesome for spurs work, as they have a plated sole. I've worn haix for years, there is very little to beat them.