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Same here, re a rebuild break in time.

If you got them broken in in only 2 weeks, you're harder on boots than I am...or maybe just bigger :). More like 2 months for me, wearing all day every day of the work week.

Not White's, :). I have a pair of beautiful Buffalos, made by White...my last pair of full on logger boots, pre-retirement. Over 6 pounds, near 7. Like clubs on your feet, which is great when you have to bash through slash on steep slopes all day, like I used to do. But no more, and...

Wool breathes, brother...and doesn't soak up your sweat. That makes them cool in summer and warm in colder weather. All summer, warm, even hot weather, wool socks have been my choice for decades. I don't wear cotton socks, except for very rare occasions when I wear a very light shoe for...

Not necessarily a really bad law...but one I'm happy to say that I don't have to abide. Which is a different thing than a good climbing boot vs. a good field boot for rough territorry. But nonetheless, I hold my position.

There's a place and time for a full-on logger boot...up a tree really never has been that place, except for spur work and that was before decent sole support of fiberglass or resins came along. I'll never wear my White's aloft again, and have not in more than 10 years.