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Are These Shoes REALLY Indestructible?

Feb 20, 2020
In today's video we are testing supposedly

indestructible

shoes

with a TKO our twist. Many people have asked to see us do some tests with these

indestructible

shoes

. They are called indestructible shoes. The website is actually indestructible shoes. Don't worry, I'm pretty sure. and let's get right to it, here's the basic idea, many of you wanted to see us try out some supposedly indestructible shoes, so that's what we're going to do, we have a pair and we're going to put them through a gauntlet that includes a pair of TKO our specialties we'll see how they hold up in the end well, I was going to say we're going to test how indestructible these shoes are, we're going to try some of the things they show in their advertising and we're going to try some things that we don't think are shown in the advertisement.
are these shoes really indestructible
Kali is apparently determined to fill the studio with foul-smelling smoke. Yes, yes, there it is, and yes, we have a pair of these shoes. try them, they'd like them, they're like bending and twisting and you're like, oh, I can't wait for anything and it bends well, I mean, it's flexible, it twists, but for some reason I thought it looked like it was going to be like that. super light, it's not super light, it's a heavy shoe, you know, it's not crazy, it has a steel toe and you can see that part doesn't compress if you try to compare this to a work boot, it's light, yeah, yeah .
are these shoes really indestructible

More Interesting Facts About,

are these shoes really indestructible...

Especially the steel toe work boots, they weigh about a pound and a half, not exactly a pound, yes, yes, one thing that stands out is that when I put them on they felt very narrow and my toes on the toes felt as if they were crushed. a little and that could just be that I have feet that are a little wider than normal, it doesn't mean the shoes are of poor construction, it's just that I have feet that don't fit very well in the size I didn't see. The wider option does not mean it does not exist.
are these shoes really indestructible
I'd also like to say that this isn't just because Nate wanted to try this. We ordered our shoes the same day and mine haven't arrived yet. It's been 14 days. I think at least yes, yes, it's not fast, they were shipped from China. Mine didn't even show up with tracking numbers until after the tenth. Yes, the lining is very thin. Do you think that for a shoe that is super durable they would also be like any other? and an extra soft and extra comfortable lining because underneath it is metal it was hard, well, yes, not metal because they have been, but no, they are not comfortable, although no, yes, it varies.
are these shoes really indestructible
I would say if you wanted these as work shoes, the first step is to go out and buy it as a nice padded liner to put in your boot your shoe in the promotional video I saw they put these things through a lot of testing there. I ran them through solid testing which showed hitting it with a hammer on the steel tip. They were shown trampling on some steel nails and crushing it. They showed their toes being hit by a car. They had a grinder pointed at the steel tip. I think we want torches pointed at him in a moment.
I think we want to try a lot of things. those and then we'll try a couple of the king of randoms specials to see how they hold up to some unusual tests. She's

really

funny. Oh, okay, I had my toes bent a little bit and they were kind of touching time, so if I keep them nice and flat against the bottom. Oh, I felt it again. Okay, my toes weren't flat enough, but if you compare that to what would happen if I were wearing these shoes, I'm pretty sure I know what you want. I wanted to hurt more but this is as hard as I'm willing to try it with that we do the blowtorch oh no I don't like that at all you could definitely take a harder hit with something on a job site but I'm serious.
It was a solid hit with a hammer and when my fingers bent a little I felt it. It didn't

really

hurt. Yes, they are broken. I'm not exactly hurt, so like a finger of steel, at least so far, it's happening. I'm a little curious if we can beat it, so I want to take this outside so it's on concrete and just hit it as hard as I can and see if I can get it to Bend. We have a bigger, valid hot dog. cut in half that will represent my toes. I'm just going to put this on the toe of the shoe.
That's pretty good. Oh, my hot dogs are bouncing, but they don't look terribly damaged or crushed or anything we've ever had. Recent experiments where we learned that hot dogs squish pretty easily so I think if they had squished a little it could be due to the edge of the lid being folded down, yeah feeling it on the inside I think that actually I have folded it. a little bit and you can also see that I managed to cut some of this part off, you actually see the steel cap right here, it's probably as good as what I can do with this little hammer.
Callie just bought the bigger hammer, though that's okay. I'll try it every time, okay, so good news and bad news. I'm not sure which one it is. The good news is that we have some damage to the hot dogs. The bad news is that I may have missed it a little. I do not know if. I placed it right on the tip trying this again pointing a little more forward which felt solid. I think I hit the lid pretty good and it may have gone a little over, but most of it was there and it feels flatter now.
Okay, so one of them is squashed enough in there that he doesn't really want to get out. It doesn't look very good, it definitely flatters me. I'm curious. My feet will now smell like hot dogs. Ah, so I put my foot back there. and yes, the cap is in contact with my toes almost constantly, but it's not so far that I can't get my toes in and out. I don't think it would have fallen off my toes, but it's also possible that the steel jumped down and then back up and could have caused some damage to my toes, but still almost certainly less damage than if that hammer had hit my toes without a steel cap.
I mean, we had to because it's three different hammers to find one that could even start to hit that or cause damage, so I'm impressed. I'm thinking we should try the nail proofing ability and I'm going to start without my foot in it and just hitting the shoe against the nail just seems like it's rejected by the nail, is it even getting like I can't even tell where hit more? I think there's a spot that looks like maybe that's where it impacted and again it's not comfortable on my toes right now but oh I hate to see this I just want to say it's not on my foot but it is on the shoe that's not the one I burned, that rubber slipped completely, that's glad I got a tetanus shot recently, okay, so the nail is a Right there, so a single nail with direct applied pressure pierced just now he made a kind of side wall and came out at that angle.
I'm going to try pushing it in again, but now that I know how easily it got pierced right there. I'm not putting my foot in there again for this test. Oh, that rubber part seems much more durable and I'll try to move it so it's not where the steel cap might be. That's pretty much something that was shown in the video they showed. using the shoe to kick nails to the point that they were just crushed, but that point I know why is the weak point, well I'm going to say mostly nail proof, like I said, it didn't have the only point where it got stabbed. but it was also turned far enough to the side that it didn't like that my foot was even a shoe when I did that, which was a little disconcerting and it managed to stab it completely, but maybe there's more support like right under the part where your foot is. foot and then to the side, the rubber is softer and less protected, so it didn't touch my foot when I actually stepped on it, but yeah, there you go to the side, I can just drive the spike right in, so I think there's different parts of the shoe sole with a different force.
I give that point to the angle of the shoe when grinding the toe, let's see what it really takes to cut that steel toe, obviously if you have a good metal angle grinder I think we can get through it, but I think the idea is that if you're cutting and you slip and stub your foot, yeah, maybe just bounce and hit it a few times, not too much. It's hard to say don't break the blade, but just, and then if that doesn't go through, let's see how long it actually takes to cut. You can see that you use, yes, a lot of force to cut directly into the fabric again. you would drop it, yeah, I think that's the real test because in my experience, you know maybe you rested your foot against something that you finally cut and you just, but I mean, okay, it sure cuts through the fabric.
Okay, yeah, your toad won't be affected by that, so now go slow and see if you can really get through that steel. Let's see, well, you absolutely cut it, which is to be expected. I mean, steel isn't invincible and it's designed to Cut Steel, that's what this is for, but the rebound test, which I think is a good test, you weren't even close to achieving through your concentrated effort, yeah, several seconds of trying to do it on purpose, that's not something you're going to do. do in the workplace I imagine at this point this shoe has been tested to death, so we can open it up a little bit and there we go, there's our steel cap that we've definitely warped and bent down a little bit if so. to put that much force on something, it really feels like at that point someone is trying to break your foot, so yes you can't go through it, yes you can dent it, not with the normal amount of force, you're going to be fine, crash and check this. so I started cutting more and more into the shoe, so yes, there is some rubber, but there is another place, reinforced plate right here, you step on the nail in the right place on the side, but also if you look at the shape of this, so I have the steel toe and it goes up and down, which lines up with this, more to the side, more back, but not where the bulk of the foot is.
Yeah, that's where it gets a little vulnerable, but we have liquid nitrogen. of course, and we'll see what it does to our shoe. I'm actually most interested in the rubber, because rubber when it freezes loses a lot of its flexibility, so I'm wondering about soaking it in this and then just hitting it. with a hammer will make the rubber break, let it sit there until it stops bubbling, you only have the front part, maybe this big part of the rubber is covered at the moment I think, but it should be a good test, I think We will let it rest.
We'll take it out, squawk with a hammer, and see how the rubber holds up. Keep hitting it right there at the tip. Yeah, okay, you can definitely go through the rubber. Wow, liquid nitrogen. As much as I love this torch, I think. casting is going to get better, well you're throwing away a shoe that got hot too fast, yeah, if we can balance it in a crucible, there we go, all the synthetic fabric, yeah, just melting and burning, we won't be adding fuel anymore. very well on fire just like the inside of our foundry, probably still usable.
I think well guys that's it for these shoes and today's video, but you know we always have more for you. Hit that box at the top to watch our latest video and I'll see you in the next daki then

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