Yeah looks real versatile. If I did not have some whites mp boots cinn waxed shipped and franks ground pounders on order I might see if I could get a pair of boots like yours.Those are great- the construction of these kinds of solid boots amazes me. The Wm Lennons go everywhere with me - they're very heavy but you get used to the weight. As long as I get the Topy soles replaced whenever required, I can't see myself needing another pair for many years.
Yeah looks real versatile. If I did not have some whites mp boots cinn waxed shipped and franks ground pounders on order I might see if I could get a pair of boots like yours.
From Dunda's website: "Our search eventually led us to a small factory in northern England, where bench-made boots has been manufactured for over 100 years."
GotchaFrom Dunda's website: "Our search eventually led us to a small factory in northern England, where bench-made boots has been manufactured for over 100 years."
Wow, the Dundas Type 01 comes in all the colors to match your Aero jackets!
Wow, the Dundas Type 01 comes in all the colors to match your Aero jackets!
I forgot to post these Flame Panda boots. He only sells on Instagram now, but he's a bootmaker from China who imports basically all of his materials and hand welts all his boots and on this pair (and I think all his boots) does hand sewing on the outsoles as well. His moc toes and monkey boots are my favorite so I got his monkey boots and I like them a lot. He does a triple sole on the front which tapers down to a single leather midsole with a full rubber sole in the middle before the heel stack. Quality is overall really good. The midsole/outsole stitching is very dense and quite clean for being done by hand, but not as clean as White Kloud by any means. Upper stitching is also overall really good and quite dense, but not as neat or consistent as Clinch. Either way, the boots are worth a lot more than the price in my opinion (which is around $670 for this leather.) That leather is Maryam natural horserump which does include the shell part. It is quite different from the leather on my Onderhouds which is also Maryam horse leather, but this version has a lot more shell in it.
Cool boots Dude and I'd happily stomp around in those. What sole is on there? I can kind of see a bit of yellow so I assume a Vibram 700?
I'll check out their instapin site asap.
These William Lennon tug of war boots with the hobnails left off and some Topy soles glued on by a cobbler. Put some old DM insoles in them and they are as comfortable as I can reasonably expect them to be. I think that they are outstanding value for the price, too. View attachment 227317 View attachment 227318