Traditional men's Balmoral ankle boot

[Haemus]

Originally Posted by Avebury

I'm aware of most of the options. For me it's a case of getting the right boot. Trickers online store? That at least is new to me. The only result I can find for Trickers is Trickers.com. You can't purchase shoes online there. Pretty awful website. That's something they need to work on. Could you possibly pass on the link to the Trickers online store? Much appreciated.

Completely agree Trickers.com to be nearly useless.
Indeed, I meant factory shop which appears only on ebay. In case you are interested:
http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/retricker1...:X:RTQ:GB:1181
You may ask for David, very pleasant and helpful gentleman.
Balmoral boot by Tricker's mentioned:

 

[grimslade]

Troll.

 

[Haemus]

Originally Posted by grimslade

Troll.

I beg your pardon.

 

[grimslade]

Originally Posted by Haemus

I beg your pardon.

Not you. The implausibly clueless and stubborn OP.

 

[Avebury]

I may look into the Church's "Brugges" on the 73 last. Alas, Church's don't make shoes or boots on this last anymore. The 100 last is pretty good though. Anyway, thanks for the tip.

As might have gathered, I have pretty much explored all the available options. I'll keep an eye open, but I doubt if the right boot will appear. I guess I'm on the road to going bespoke. It makes sense considering the amount paid for an Edward Green + re-soling, wear and tear.

 

[Avebury]

Ah, missed the message. I'll check out the Trickers e-bay shop. Many thanks for the link.

 

[pabloj]

Originally Posted by Haemus

Completely agree Trickers.com to be nearly useless.
Indeed, I meant factory shop which appears only on ebay. ...
Funny how they got it right with the eBay factory shop and completely wrong with the "official" site, which should be the main online resource ...

 

[Avebury]

All credit to them for seling their shoes this way. However, it does seem to tarnish the brass somewhat. What with established businesses now going to the wall, one must fight it out. Loake recently overhauled their website - and put the price of their shoes up. Now comparable with Barker, who are superior in quality. Trickers do some natty shoes - so a bit of creativity need at the website end too. Extremes: very old fashioned, very traditional but also quite way out. You may have seem some of the muti-coloured numbers. Perhaps the electric blue cordovan brogues on e-bay. Cowboys boots next, kinky boots. Whatever next!

 

[Hurlazza4]

I'm aware of most of the options. For me it's a case of getting the right boot. Trickers online store? That at least is new to me. The only result I can find for Trickers is Trickers.com. You can't purchase shoes online there. Pretty awful website. That's something they need to work on. Could you possibly pass on the link to the Trickers online store? Much appreciated.

Completely agree Trickers.com to be nearly useless.
Indeed, I meant factory shop which appears only on ebay. In case you are interested:
http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/retricker1...:X:RTQ:GB:1181
You may ask for David, very pleasant and helpful gentleman.
Balmoral boot by Tricker's mentioned:

hi i know its been a long time since this post but do you have any information on the Tricker's Balmoral Boots in the post?