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So my brother goes to Viberg in person today, interested in getting the matte calf service boots.

Walks in, no one at the counter, after a fews mins of checking stuff out (majority work/industrial boots on display, none of the "fashion" footwear online), father and son come out and don't say hi as they leave. Few mins later an older lady comes out to help. My brother says he's interested in getting service boots and she says "those are online only".

WTF!?!? After not offering any additional help i.e. would you like to try X to know your sizing, my brother just left.

It seems pretty weird that they have the boots there but won't sell them in person, and the level of customer service was pretty surprising considering local customers are interested in supporting a local business. It seems like they're doing pretty good and could care less.
 

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Sounds like a crappy experience, but I do believe they've always asked that you set up an appointment if you are going to do an in-person visit. The walk-ins seem to be exclusively for their work boots.
 

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So my brother goes to Viberg in person today, interested in getting the matte calf service boots.

Walks in, no one at the counter, after a fews mins of checking stuff out (majority work/industrial boots on display, none of the "fashion" footwear online), father and son come out and don't say hi as they leave. Few mins later an older lady comes out to help. My brother says he's interested in getting service boots and she says "those are online only".

WTF!?!? After not offering any additional help i.e. would you like to try X to know your sizing, my brother just left.

It seems pretty weird that they have the boots there but won't sell them in person, and the level of customer service was pretty surprising considering local customers are interested in supporting a local business. It seems like they're doing pretty good and could care less.


Email Guy, or pm him.
 

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I have narrowed my choice of service boots into two. If it was your choice what will you buy among these two and why?
I wish I could buy the two of them....

1. Mohawk General Store Dust black service boot.

2. Snuff kudu by Cultizm.
 

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I have narrowed my choice of service boots into two. If it was your choice what will you buy among these two and why?
I wish I could buy the two of them....

1. Mohawk General Store Dust black service boot.

2. Snuff kudu by Cultizm.


They're pretty different boots aesthetically. I think the dust black is a little more unique looking, the texture and color are interesting. The kudu looks really great too. But these boots are very different.
 
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So my brother goes to Viberg in person today, interested in getting the matte calf service boots.

Walks in, no one at the counter, after a fews mins of checking stuff out (majority work/industrial boots on display, none of the "fashion" footwear online), father and son come out and don't say hi as they leave. Few mins later an older lady comes out to help. My brother says he's interested in getting service boots and she says "those are online only".

WTF!?!? After not offering any additional help i.e. would you like to try X to know your sizing, my brother just left.

It seems pretty weird that they have the boots there but won't sell them in person, and the level of customer service was pretty surprising considering local customers are interested in supporting a local business. It seems like they're doing pretty good and could care less.


It is best to make an appointment if you want to be fitted for service boots at their store. They will pull some sizes for you ahead of time and get you set up.
 

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When I'm getting dressed in the morning and picking what boots to wear, I often wish I had 3-4 pairs of feet so that I could wear more of my boots more often.

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I tried to do the whole, unboxing Appreciation-shoot-thing, but I didn’t have the patience for it. The second I cracked the seal on this box, they jumped on my feet. I haven’t worn anything since and I’m worried I’ll have the discipline to ever let these boots rest a day. As everyone else has noted, they really make a statement.

Here I am at a little over a week in, and I’m only more impressed. They became significantly more comfortable after just one wear, and feel more molded to my foot with every wear, just as many report.

One detail I noticed that I don’t see a lot in CXL posts — I think these things are pretty damn durable. I’ve been vigorously brushing them every night and every scuff they picked up earlier that day disappears easily. I think they darken up a touch with each brushing, too, but the effect seems to fade rather quickly. It could just be a hallucination — college!

Granted I’m not hiking the Grand Canyon, and I’ve just been walking around town, but I’d still go ahead and consider these hardwearing boots. File that away for the next post that details a participant’s horror and disdain for the perceived fragility of CXL.

Just buy it dude. You’ll most likely smile.

Can’t wait to see them after a year of casual pampering. These boots really kick ass.









 

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