Taft Dragon Boot 1.0 Review - Does It Live Up to the Hype?

THIS BOOT IS DISCONTINUED; SEE THE REVIEW OF THE DRAGON 2.0 BOOT: https://youtu.be/NXlW0WQ7n0o BUY THE TAFT DRAGON BOOT: http://bit.ly/2JLcCJM ^ This boot is discontinued, get the Dragon 2.0 here! FULL REVIEW + PICTURES: https://stridewise.com/taft-dragon-boot-review/ Taft's very first Goodyear welted boot is made from extraordinarily beautiful and durable suede, but I did have some issues. OVERVIEW: Made from a rustic waxed suede, these boots have a slimmer silhouette than a lot of chunky, informal suede boots. The profile, coupled with the toecap, make for relatively dressy shoes that also look great with smart streetwear. (Think green khakis and plaid.) LEATHER: A waterproof waxed suede, this leather is handstitched and comes from CF Stead, an English tannery known for its suede. Made with cape butt tannage, the the natural fiber structure of the leather is drawn together and the process makes a very strong wearing suede that can take some serious damage. LEATHER CARE: Pretty simple — use a suede brush to clean it and when it's come to condition these, which is good to do every few months or after you clean them, use Springyard Leather Wax Formula. That can be tough to get stateside, so any waterproofing wax will be a fine substitute. You *can* use an oil/wax blend if you want, but it'll darken the leather. SOLE: A studded rubber Dainite sole, this looks less "classic" than something like a stacked leather or oak sole, but it offers way more grip. It's secure to the