simonc
Practically Family
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78's
Hobnail.
Leather lined throughout, just amazing.
Brass rivets (from WW1 boots).
Rubber tips
leather laces
Great price, great company great work.
Thanks for the info! I really like the look of the 107F zug grain field boot but for me the leather lining is a must(delicate feet) I'm pleased you mentioned it!, I intend to get down there in the next couple of weeks so they can measure me, I usually take a 10 1/2 and noticed that they don't do half sizes, do they fit true to size?
Yes leather lined is the way to go, you will still find them rock hard but in time they will soften, and yes, they are a touch larger than size, perhaps a 1/4 inch larger and they are wide so your feet can spread. I would ask Libs to use a large size 10 last (as they are all pretty independent) you might get lucky there, just ask first they are terribly helpful
Hi Davy, and Jim, sure here is a pic
These boots are super tough. However for refinement I wholeheartedly suggest you line your boots; it gives them support and softness around the impact points, ankles, toe, tongue etc and, and, and it was £10 per boot?? The 78 are hobnailed as part of the building process where brass nails are fired into the triple soles.
Can't wait to order my next pair.
great boots! the outsole seems a bit thin? could be the picture..
I had the 'Vibram' commando soles put on my pair and they are great except for the fact that I get gravel from my path stuck in the tread often, however it just goes to show how decent the tread and grip really is.