Joe Rogan favorite boots cut in half - Origin boots

Origin Boot Review - Origin boots have made a big splash in the boot market with a little help from the joe rogan podcast and Jocko Willink but also by allegedly being one of the best boots made in the US. Origin boots are not made in the way most brands claim to have boots made in the USA, origin sources the vast magority of its materials and components from the american supply chain. So they sent us a pair to cut in half to see what's inside Joe Rogan favorite boot and how much of this boot is made in the USA.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:44 History of Origin
4:53 Boot Info
9:00 Construction Info
10:35 Outsole
13:01 Cut in Half
14:07 Analysis
16:06 MITUSA
17:22 Worth the Money?

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[Slyder]

To me this is so refreshing to see it’s possible to source all of the raw materials in the USA. Soo many brands tell us as consumers it’s impossible because of A B C reasons. This dedication from Origin sticks a finger directly in the industry’s eye ! Good on them and I truly hope they can maintain success with this business model.

[calebstevens]

Glad to see a company devote so much effort to ensuring their product is quality and American made

[dglesterhardunkichud]

I really love that you include a brief history of the footwear. From these to the sambas. it has been super enlightening. Thank you

[swtexan]

I've had my Origin boots for almost two years now and I have to say that they're the most comfortable boots straight out of the box that I've ever owned! I get tons of compliments on the boots as many have never heard of Origin. I would have never known about the company unless I watched JD from History Underground here on YouTube. Great boots and would definitely purchase again!

[matthewf]

I would call these a light duty/casual boot. The other two boots are much more substantial under foot. It's not a bad thing at all. Most people don't need a logger or something with a steel toe to do their jobs.

[benhelder]

I am not from States nor do I live there, but I really like the fact there are companies that take pride in US made products. Like you said, there has been a sliding slope where there have been cuts on quality in favor of higher profits.Good to see there are people trying to turn the tide. We could all learn from this.

[TheMasonator]

I’m a Canadian. This video and product is awesome. I love to see any people be able to produce a start to finish product in their own country, region, and/or locality. It’s great to see a “Made in the USA” story.
It’s a good thing for your people, your place, and a GREAT thing for the environment to build things that are near where they will be used. Local manufacturing and sourcing prevents excessive shipping of products. THIS is what would actually create more efficient global energy use, not counter-productive carbon taxes and other punishing restrictions that unnecessarily offshore production. It also makes for more resilient, sustainable, and efficient supply chains.
Trade is great, but close to home production is far superior in efficiency, and necessary for a healthy world. It should be a thing that entrepreneurs and environmental stewards should be able to agree on.

[emfl]

Just ordered a pair of the Coronado boots. I enjoy supporting US made manufacturing, glad I found your review

[TheSara]

Major respect to Origin for doing something that a lot of companies will not do!!!! Can we all agree that more companies need to go this route!!!!👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[willd]

Totally agree, we must bring manufacturing back to our own countries, with the quality we deserve.
I'm Dutch and try to support our products, especially small makers/manufacturers.
For me it's a part of being proud of your home and the values you stand for, let's bring back the days when
goods were made to last!!

[Sylvester]

Good effort by Origin. I wouldn't be too upset about the veg tan leather. The best veg tan is made with tree bark, e.g. oak or kebracho. It makes sense to make it close to the source rather than import the tanning materials. It is also good foreign policy to support an artisan's skill in a region that has a long history in that trade.

[coopers]

Your B-roll has gotten so much better over the last 18 months.

[grantreese]

before I found this channel, I only owned 2 pair of Danner boots (which I still love and wear when working outside) and only wore sneakers to daily work at the farm. Since I've found this channel, I discovered and ordered a pair of Solovair's as a dress boot, which are quite comfortable when I do business in town. And, because of this channel I bought a pair of Georgia Romeo boots from Coastal for my daily work on the farm.
I wish I had heard about Origin before I bought the Solovair's.... I love the Solovair's, but now I wish I was loving me some Origins. They are definitely on my radar now.

[planethopper]

This really tells us something when a USA made boot can retail for $100.00 less than a comparable competitor's boots. There's still hope for America.

[jeffwilliams]

I now have two pair of Origin boots, primarily based on this video, and love them. The “made in America” was a huge part of the decision and glad I decided on Origin. Very comfortable and well made boots.

[TheHonarable]

Had no idea Origin made such an effort to remain home built. I will support!

[zanesather]

Love the humility in acknowledging the grift. Well done man you're a genius

[xochj]

Nothing wrong with the Argentina/Uruguay leathers. They're more cowboy down there than we are! Absolute masters of cattle and of course, making leather and steaks from the cattle.

[omh]

From the UK. Love the whole effort you’ve gone to source and make everything in the US. Loom story is super cool too.

[Jeschitown]

I'm a truck driver I was issued Georgia boots when I started and I loved them so much I have stuck with them since heavy duty, very comfortable, truly water proof, long lasting, fair price.