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Frankie's Review

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Day at Work Mowing wet Grass, splittin wood, talking cheap clothes & good shoes ?!?

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What happens here

Frankie, the presenter's father, provides his review of the Kujo Yardwear shoes. He uses them for carpentry and outdoor tasks like splitting logs with a Toro log splitter. He states that he would buy them again, but highlights that they are low-cut and don't offer steel-toe protection, making them unsuitable for heavy-duty tasks where dropping heavy items is a risk. He likes their comfort and ability to keep his feet dry, but acknowledges they are not a direct replacement for his heavy work boots, which he still needs for tasks involving serious foot protection.

Goal: Obtain additional user feedback on Kujo shoes' suitability for different outdoor tasks.

Tools and materials

  • Kujo Yardwear Shoes Kujo Yardwear — Wearing for carpentry and log splitting to evaluate performance
  • Log Splitter Toro — Splitting wood logs
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes while splitting wood
  • Wood Logs — Being split by the log splitter
  • Work Boots — Comparison with Kujo shoes for heavy-duty tasks

What they say

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pants. Right. Yeah. Yeah. But what you put on your feet affects your overall performance more than anything else. I don't care what you put on your I don't care what you put anywhere else, but what you put down there affects how long you can work, how hard you can work, how fast you can work. You start at the bottom. That's the only thing you invest in is a good pair of shoes. So, when I got these, I was very I'm very I'm a diva. I'm When it comes to shoes, I'm a diva. I'm not I mean, if there's anything that's even halfway not okay, it's it's gone. It's gone. Like my thorough goods, I love them when I first got them, but then I realized after a month, they're heavy. It's like walking with five pound weights. And then my feet aren't breathing at all. They're not getting wet. Yep. But they're not breathing at all. And so I got rid of them. And then I got the KE, which were half the weight. And my feet stayed dry. And I for out on a construction site when I'm running heavy equipment, when I'm throwing block, when I'm doing things that are going to be smashing my toes and I don't want to don't want to lose them all day and night, I love them. For this stuff where I really want to be light, where we've got to walk all day long, where we've got to be carrying weed whips where we're going to be we do stand up mowers, we don't do sit down mowers. I want the lightest possible shoe that's going to at the end of the day when I peel it off isn't gonna leave me with wet, stinky socks. Yep. That's where I go with the Kujo. Yeah. Yeah. That's a big difference. what they think about it. So, I had them send me five different pair and today you're going to get the raw truth from all of the people that I put them on their feet, good, bad, and in between. So, even though this is a sponsored video, there's nothing fabricated about what you're going to see today. And it's not all perfect. So let's see. That is not a Doberman. That is actually a black and tan hound with her best friend, the fox. Opening door. No Doberman. No Doberman barks like that. Mom's got the fox in the house. Oh, you good girl. Oh, my baby. Oh, there's my baby. [laughter] I walk down to the cage and sister's going She started screeching. Was she crying? Did she miss you time? I think so. Yeah. Oh, did you miss us? Yeah, they're very skittish. Even when they love you and miss you, they're very skittish. She doesn't want me to grab her, though, cuz she knows I want her to go back outside. She's She wants to…

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