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There are also the Mod Shoes ones.The new Solovair monkey boots in burgundy rather than oxblood are tempting, even if they don't have all the details I'd like.
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To be honest bela as I’m getting older I agree with you about the monkey boots ,I bought a cheap pair from the army and navy stores and they crippled me , took them to a charity shop
I have a pair of those. It's really nice, supple full grain leather (not the typical plastic-y DM/Solovair leather). The sole is not airwair, but a composite sole made with the airwair tread. Really comfortable and looks greatThe new Solovair monkey boots in burgundy rather than oxblood are tempting, even if they don't have all the details I'd like.
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When I brought mine they were described as wine, definitely brown. Funniest wine shade I’ve ever seen! Although behind laces a the strip is burgundy. I also have a pair in black.That's another thing - I never saw them in burgundy back in the day. Often black but more often brown.
Like these ones? get smarts boot are nice but the tractor sole is an essential part of monkey boots to me. View attachment 1256092
Whereas mine were like slippers and didn’t need breaking in. Leather is wafer thin mind.Took an age to break-in, but are now very comfy.(finally)
Also definitely not 'wine' either.
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Have yours a burgundy strip down other side of eyelets like mine too?Yes, the Grafters boots are definitely more brown than wine - I'm glad you're all saying that, turns out I'm not colour blind after all. I do polish them with burgundy, though...
I reckon it's only a matter of time until I give the Solovair ones a try.