Fireproof construction with Technora thread ensures protection above 900°F for firefighter safety
Premium oil tanned American leather uppers and lowers provide exceptional durability and comfort
Fire-ready adhesives and materials throughout the boot construction for enhanced fire resistance
Lug sole and logger heel deliver superior traction and stability in diverse terrains
Handmade in the USA with traditional brass hardware for lasting quality
Summarized by Shop
After blazing a trail as the first work boot JK designed and released, the Fire Inlander has become a wildland icon standing strong season after season. Born in the heart of the northwest, sourced and handmade entirely in the USA, this fire boot lives for the grit of the wild forests and mountains.
Built with high-grade American leather,
Upper Material
8oz oil tanned USA leather
Thread
High-strength Technora fire-resistant
Sole
Fire-ready Vibram Redx lugsole
Heel Height
2-4.5 in (varies by model)
Hardware
Traditional brass
Summarized by Shop
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I read the reviews before i bought these. People claimed that they're very comfortable right out of the box. I did not have that experience. They are understandably stiff and still require a lot of breaking in. They caused several blisters on my first short hike. The quality seems excellent. However, what's the point of inserts if I can't even get them in there in the first place? They stick to the walls and end up clamped. Wearing these boots without inserts caused knee pain due to lack of impact absorption. Also, they smell awful for weeks. These are my first boots of this kind, hence I didn't know what really to expect.
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Anastasiya · March 8, 2026
Best boots I own
I’ve ordered my second pair of JK’s and I have not been disappointed. The customer service is top tier, the quality and craftsmanship is amazing. I wear my JK’s almost every single day for work and they are insanely comfortable!!
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Sean · January 26, 2025
Easy break in. 100% worth the money to have them custom fit. Can’t wait to get on the fire line with them this year