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I'll toss in my vote for Blundstone boots as well. Worth the price, they look nice and most importantly are comfortable. Easy to put on/take off as well.
by stygiansonic 10y ago
I'll toss in my vote for Blundstone boots as well. Worth the price, they look nice and most importantly are comfortable. Easy to put on/take off as well.
- phillc73 10y agoAs an alternative, Baxter boots[0] are also worth considering. I bought a pair of Gringos[1], as they were cheaper than Blundstones, and have been pretty happy with them. If you really want the full dress boot option and are prepared to spend a lot, there's always RM Williams[2] of course. However, I've heard reports their quality has suffered in recent years. I have three pairs of Yearling Craftsman boots now between 15-25 years old. They've all been re-soled multiple times and the older ones are looking a bit worse for wear, but I've certainly had my money's worth out of them. [0] http://baxterfootwear.com.au http://baxterfootwear.com.au [1] http://baxterfootwear.com.au/products/gringo/ http://baxterfootwear.com.au/products/gringo/ [2] http://www.rmwilliams.com.au/ http://www.rmwilliams.com.au/