L.L.Bean's version of the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is a pickup truck transformed into an iconic L.L.Bean leather upper/rubber bottom boot.

Grab your boots, remove the laces and make sure you have an area (preferably covered with newspaper) to do the work. Then gather your supplies and get started. This trick is perfect for winter ...

Bad news: It's finally snowing, and LL Bean's Bean Boots are sold out ... The version closest to the Bean Boots is the Cheyanne Lace Boot, which features a full-grain leather upper and rubber ...

The top half looks like a normal boot—a classy one at that with its rich brown leather—until your eyes trace down past the thick, handsome laces. The lower part of the boot is … rubber.

From the Christmas lights and holiday garnish on the laces to the festive tartan that goes all the way up to the top of the 13.5-foot-tall boot, this thing is a sight to behold. 2.

Duck boots are less stuffy than all-rubber varieties and fit more snugly too, because they have laces you can tighten. I haven't found L.L.Bean's boots particularly slippery on ice, either ...

L.L. Bean wants to kick off the fall season without one chronic headache: shortages of its iconic "duck boot." The Maine-based retailer is expanding production to keep up with demand for its ...