Hunter came by the store a few weeks ago looking for new boots.“How long have you had those?” We knew by looking at them that they weren’t from our store.“Four months.” He was clearly upset. “What do you do?” “ I finish trailers, [including] putting wheels and tires on... my feet are killing me by the end of the day.”While speaking with Hunter, Chris, from TeamBootLife, was inspecting his boots a…
If you haven’t heard, The Boot Life® recently added a warehouse facility. But why?Team members needed a better way to handle semi deliveries of
product. Cutting open pallet wrapping
and stacking boxes on a hand cart in the middle of W 4th Street is not
best practice!The boot truck (aka shoe mobile) was taking up all the
parking in the rear lot.There are people all over the US literally livin…
Here is a list of how
to become a master gift-giver!1. Make sure
it’s appropriate by doing a little recon.
“Recon” short for reconnaissance means preliminary research. This means if you dream of buying them boots,
start with knowing what size boot or shoe they wear. It would be really good to know what brand of
shoe they wear most often. View this
like your top-secret mission, do s…
A weathered
red truck grill hangs on the wall behind the cash counter, and it always gets
attention. Different guy, different year, always the same question.“What year
is that?”A few weeks
before the store was to open, Chris, Holly and the kids stopped at a yard sale
not really expecting to find much but when they walked up the hill of the front
yard, there it was in the grass. Holly was
i…
Hello to all of you amazing people living The
Boot Life®! Chase the Intern here, writing my first-ever blog post! It has been
an incredibly exciting experience working here at The Boot Life, LLC, and I
wanted to thank all of you for blessing me with such an awesome experience so
far.Now, down to business! I am excited to share
that YouTube content will start rolling out every Wednesday! We ha…
Flag Day seemed like a great time to share the flag story.The US flag that proudly hangs on the rear wall was found
discarded at a local Salvation Army store many years ago. It was shoved onto a shelf of discarded treasures. It was tagged very low, less than $10.00. Holly bought it. She didn’t know where it would go but that it
needed hung somewhere someday where it would be seen.About…
