TankerPros: Fall of the Laces.
Nicks TankerPro in Nicks/Seidel 1964 Ash Gray RoughoutBy Theakkid • December 12, 2024"Nick's tanker design has become my favorite. I'd be perfectly content only wearing Nick's tankers for the rest of my life. The construction is exactly what I've come to expect from Nick's. The only two issues I've had are quite minor. One spot got over sanded to the edge of some of the welt stitching and a small part of the midsole has some porous grain structure which would soak up more water than normal and get quite spongy. I remedied the spongy midsole with a heavy coating of beeswax...."Read the full review
The Alaskan tanker saga continues
Nicks TankerPro in Nicks/Seidel 1964 Ash Gray RoughoutBy Theakkid • April 3, 2025"The Nick's TankerPro is my favorite boot of all time. I could rave on and on about the durability, quality, and comfort but I think their reputation precedes them enough that I don't need to. These boots live up to the expectation and uphold their immaculate reputation..."Read the full review
Nicks boots are my go to boot comfort and quality
Nicks TankerPro in 1964 Monarch SmoothBy Mechanical_J • February 4, 2025"I really like the look of the tanker they have changed there design with the placement of the front buckle after I ordered these which will help the look even more . They are built strong unlikely to fall apart for many years..."Read the full review
Tanker Pros, why not?
Nicks TankerPro in Seidel 1964 TanBy nobnix • April 1, 2024"Well I did change the vamp area. Theres been a conversation of the vamp upper area opening up. Started calling it the Predator face. So came up with the idea of closing it up. Most guys install laces. Defeats the purpose of the design. So I made sheild badge. I wish there pairs had loops on the backstay for the straps. Like Franks do...."Read the full review
