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2008-12-23
As long as Royer makes their products in Canada I will continue to be a loyal customer and will continue to recommend my fellow workers the benefits of using a Canadian made product. I have been using a Royer work boot in the work place for the last 6 years or more. I find them to be comfortable and wear well in a harsh environment. I work in a greasy, wet and dirty environment and am totally satisfied with my Royer work boots.
Thanks for a fine Canadian made product.
Mr Maurice Charette |
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2008-11-26
I am a volunteer for the search and rescue group Equinox and would like comment on your linemen’s boot style # 8700.
One morning of November, I left in expedition with my group. It rained buckets. We entered the forest around 9:00 under the beating rain and we were on expedition until to 17:00. It rained all day and the weather was very cold (- 5C).
When buying boots, I am a difficult customer. I require leather of the best quality and a construction without fail. I very often work on steep, timbered and wet ground. I can affirm you that this day, I wore the best boots of my life (I am 33 years old and I have used a pair per year for the last 15 years). I was never cold and my feet were kept dry.
Ladies and gentlemen, as a result of your work, you contributed to my comfort. Thank you and continue in this way!
Best Regards
Pier Dumont
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2008-10-24
Congratulation! I make a point of saying that your delivery period is super. When we place an order with your company, we receives it the following day. And if you don't have the product in stock, you are able to give us a delivery date and respect it. Danny Blanchet, Place du Travailleur, Ville Dégelis, Québec |
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2008-10-24
Hello, I would like to congratulate you for your delivery period for all of your products. I can affirm you that you are the best on the market. Keep on the good work! Gilles Maurice, Entreprises Handfield, Ste-Julie, Québec |
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2008-09-26
I recently purchased a pair of your boots style # 2086XP at Afelskie Shoes in Kilaloe Ontario. I must tell you these are by far the best work boots I have ever had. They fit perfect right out of the box with no break in period. I have had them now for a couple of months and every morning I pull them on and say, Wow, am I ever glad I bought these. To make it even better they are made in Canada. Keep up the great work. I have my eye on your chainsaw boots next.
Regards
Martin Reece. |
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2008-08-19
Good morning,
I have been searching for the ideal motorcycle boot that was lightweight, breathable, waterproof and has good traction on surfaces from oily pavement to gravel. Nothing has met my specifications till now. I wore my Royer boots (style # 2096XP)on a 12,258 km motorcycle ride to Newfoundland and Labrador for 3.5 weeks through some very extreme, wet and sometimes hot conditions. These boots are everything that I want in a motorcycle boot!!!!!
They kept me dry and comfortable under the wettest conditions.
Finally, after 38 years of riding, I can safely say these are the best motorcycle boots on the market, bar none. Mr Gary McKibbon |
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2007-10-05
I just bought a pair of your linesman boots (#40236, EEE, size 8) at Work Authority (Calgary, AB) and I love them. I have NEVER bought such a nice pair of boots!!! No real break-in period, fit tight out of the box! The quality and thought that went into these boots is impressive! This is the only pair of work boots that I've ever bought that locks my heel in place as boots are supposed to. I am an electrician (not a lisnesman) but I spend a lot of time on ladders, scafforlding, structural steel, and hanging off some strange tings occasionally so I appreciate tight fitting boots.
I spend a lot of time mountaineering. hiking, and climbing in my spare time and I can tell you that I really appreciate good, thight fitting footwear that doesn't have a bunch of excessive material in the ankle area or anywhere else for that matter like my new Royer boots. I'm glad to see Royer understands the importance of a rocker toe, solid & non-flexing shank, and Vibram (not some proprietary crap that doesn't work as good). Somebody was thinking when they put a thin tongue on these boots. People don't need a 10mm thick padded tongue like others make. I also like unlined boots - not every boot made needs Cambrelle lining and 200g of Thinsulate. I wish other mfg's could understand this.
In spite of the cost ($270.00), these boots are worth every penny, and I will likely buy another pair this week just to have as spares because I like them so much.
To all of the people at L.P. Royer who work very hard to make GREAT footwear, "Thank you very much!" Your thought effort, ideas, innovativeness, and attitude are VERY appreciated.
Thank you for making these boots in Québec, Canada! Proudly Canadian!!!
Mr. Joseph Bourque |
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