The 690 Arch-Ease™ Last | History, Fit, and Function

The second installment of our deep dive into White's iconic Legacy Arch-Ease™ Lasts - the 690 Last and The Original Packer. In 1936, Otto White designed the Packer specifically for the United States Forest Service, at the request of a boot that could hold up to the hard work often done in the remote areas of National Forest, frequently requiring the use of pack horses to haul in tools and supplies, as well as placing the workers themselves on horseback. Website: www.whitesboots.com Shop 690 Last: https://whitesboots.com/collections/all-boots?filter.p.m.custom.last=690&sort_by=best-selling The Original Packer: https://whitesboots.com/products/the-original-packer?_pos=1&_fid=5c343b842&_ss=c Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/whitesbootsstore https://www.instagram.com/whitesboots https://www.tiktok.com/@whitesboots https://www.twitter.com/whitesboots Newsletter Signup: https://whitesboots.com/newsletter/ White's Boots Blog: https://whitesboots.com/the-daily/ Customer Support: https://whitesboots.com/customer-support/