Timeless Chippewa Tall Engineer boots with a steel toe. Size 42.5 euro 9.5 Mens 11 Womens It all started in a small factory on River Street in downtown Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin in 1901. A thousand or so years later, Chippewa Boots continues to build top-quality rugged boots for every purpose …
These Frye boots have been around the block. They’ve been around, like, a few hundred thousand blocks. They’re what you’d call “weathered” or, for the less tactful among us, “thrashed to hell”. These boots were made for walking, and walk they did… and run… and jump… and possibly skydive? They’ve …
Badass chocolate brown Durango kicks – just enough weathering to give them a little rough-and-tumble ‘tude. Size 8 men’s or 9.5 women’s. Come try ’em on!
If you’re manly shaped, with a size 32 pant, size 12 feet, and a medium-large men’s jacket size, medium size head, and like your leather gear, you’re in luck! A leatherman just dropped off a nice collection of new or barely worn boots, shirts, jackets, pants, chaps, gauntlets, caps, and …
O, the apocalyptic Mad Max kinda sandy, dusty, parched desert roads these Harley Davidson Mega Harness square-toed engineer boots have seen! We can easily envision mutant post-nuclear humanoids wearing these boots while riding industrial dunebuggies and cracked-out cafe racer motorbikes.
Do you know a set of quadruplets who share a thing for nice Dayton boots? Show ’em this page, then, because I have four sets of boots, all sized alike, that would suit all four identical quadruplets. They could switch, depending on what their four-part whims were. As long as …
Jeebus, these are lovely boots. Size 6.5 (manly size) or about 7.5 (womanly size), with a toe box a hair (but only a single hair) on the western side of the standard engineer round toe. Soles in perfect condition and uppers (oil tan leather) in perfect condition. You can see …
These freshly-arrived Dayton boots show very little wear, and are Dayton size 6D, which translates to 8.5 women’s, and 7.5 men’s. Yum. Right now they’re available for $150, which is about $300 less than a new pair at the Dayton store.
