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Dressy Adventure Boots

NotoriousMarquis

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At the moment I am looking for a pair of boots that aren't chelseas or dress boots necessarily. I dont want work boots or timberlands. Im looking for a dressy adventure boot, sort of like the indy. I am also looking to spend under 300 dollars, which may complicate the matter.

Does anybody have any ideas on where I should look, what I should go for, or who I should turn to?

I really don't even know where to start.
 
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NotoriousMarquis

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Originally Posted by Marcellionheart
Try red wings

I've looked, and It mostly just look like slightly nicer timberland shoes to me. Not crazy about them.
 

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You mean Chukka/Desert Boots? You can get Clark's for about $100. Or do you mean something like Jodhpur?
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NotoriousMarquis

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Originally Posted by JamesX
You mean Chukka/Desert Boots?

You can get Clark's for about $100.


Proud owner of 2 clarks, and a fresh pair sitting in a box in my room.
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I'm looking a bit nicer, but same idea"”like a combination between rugged and dressy.
 

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Since the Wolverine 1000-mile and Alden Indy have already been suggested, I'll mention White's line of Semi-Dress boots. Unfortunately, they run roughly $400-500, but the style is a very wearable good middle ground between workwear and dressiness.

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Cant kill da Rooster

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I bought my Wolverine 1000 mile for $325 regular. I am sure you can find a better price though. In fact there was a link sent out awhile ago where they were discounted on your first purchase. I lost the link though.
 

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Originally Posted by Scrounger
AE Bayfield? $350 but you could wait for a sale.

I second this suggestion. They're great.
 

Mr.Pooter

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Originally Posted by NotoriousMarquis
At the moment I am looking for a pair of boots that aren't chelseas or dress boots necessarily. I dont want work boots or timberlands. Im looking for a dressy adventure boot, sort of like the indy. I am also looking to spend under 300 dollars, which may complicate the matter.

Does anybody have any ideas on where I should look, what I should go for, or who I should turn to?

I really don't even know where to start.


So you want a non dressy dress boot
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netovargas90

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If they're your thing, I think roper boots are a really handsome shoe. You can find some pretty good looking luccheses for around that much if you search.
 

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