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post #46 of 54
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those also look like the things hot java is selling on the bay. where did you get those and what type of shoes are they?

They are some type of Red Wing.
post #47 of 54
if you want traction buy the goodyear sole pumas bro
post #48 of 54
Somewhat related... If I want something similar to a Clark's Desert Boot but with no crepe sole, what is my best option? Trying to find something that looks similar and is just as inexpensive.
post #49 of 54
^^ Clarks Bushacre
post #50 of 54
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Originally Posted by zerostyle View Post
Somewhat related...

If I want something similar to a Clark's Desert Boot but with no crepe sole, what is my best option?

Trying to find something that looks similar and is just as inexpensive.

the only desert boot i know of that doesnt have crepe sole is made by red wing but thats expensive
post #51 of 54
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^^
Clarks Bushacre

+1, was thinking the same thing... Ive seen these in person and they just dont seem right compared to the crepe solded DB's to me it has become a trademark
post #52 of 54
I've been wearing Clarks for 10 years, in all seasons, while traveling, and have never had a problem with the crepe sole wearing out. I also don't quite understand what you mean by the crepe soles not being waterproof. Are you wearing them whilst wading or what? In fact, my Wallabees have usually been my go-to boots when the weather takes a turn for the worst. In Vancouver, that being rain storms; they've also gotten me through many a-blustery winters in Alberta with no problems. And I find they have awesome traction in the snow! On ice? Not so much. Then again, show me a shoe/boot that doesn't have any slippage. I work outside in the elements and let me tell you: even boots MADE for shitty weather conditions don't always do what they're supposed to do. Conclusion: Crepe soles are typically aesthetically hideous BUT, I think they look great on wallabees & desert boots. And as far as durability goes, they hold up well.
post #53 of 54
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Originally Posted by zerostyle View Post
Somewhat related...

If I want something similar to a Clark's Desert Boot but with no crepe sole, what is my best option?

Trying to find something that looks similar and is just as inexpensive.

You mean a chukka?
post #54 of 54
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Somewhat related... If I want something similar to a Clark's Desert Boot but with no crepe sole, what is my best option? Trying to find something that looks similar and is just as inexpensive.
nvm
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