Viberg
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Ty for that..they have a great pair on there. I convinced my entire family to chip in to buy me a pair of one of the service boots for Christmas. I can't wait
:-*. Now I just need to figure out if I want rough outs which seem to be a bit more pricey -
DDtrash's pair would be what I would want if I don't cop the rough outs. The current pair on superdenim doesn't have that toe cap like ddtrash's pair..are those an older version?
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Hi Dirty Denim
they are indeed an older pair of superdenim Viberg boots. They are about 2 years old now.
The boots originally had a vibram christy sole. Page 49 of this thread shows some nice examples of the boot with the original christy sole. I personally prefer the Dainite sole and Cats Paw heel.
Finding a pair of "off the shelf" service boots that are spot on for your needs is going to be tough. The superdenim and 4 Horseman boots for example, are made in limited numbers. Even though the 4 Horseman boots are a currently available model on their website they are still made to order which requires an approximate 6-8 week lead time.
My suggestion would be to contact viberg and get a pair of custom boots made, same kind of lead time I believe but you obviously get whatever you want.
The viberg blog is also a great place to check out the different designs. It is a quite a dangerous blog, every time I check it out I see some new combination that is just so nice.
The service I had from Viberg when geting my boots re-soled was really good, I would recommend you get in touch with them and look to go down the full custom route.
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Lovely!
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Perfect Friday!
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I'll try to get some pics up soon, Rafa.;) Things are busy right now; hopefully, I'll get some time in the next couple of days.
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has anyone found the communication with viberg and you to be um lets say rather less then satisfactory considering the price and custom nature of the beast?
i know theyre super busy, but fuck me a week- 2 weeks to responde to a emailNot to shit up the thread but I had some questions about whites boots(through bakers) and they called me to make sure everything was correct and satisfactory.
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Nate, I dont want to shit up the thread either, but thats one of the reasons they wont get my business. Any place that makes the customer feel like getting a response is either a privilege or an inconvenience to the company can go f themselves. Being too busy is not an excuse that I find acceptable.
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I didn't have any issues with speed, but between the website and the two people I talked to, I got three different prices. I also never got anything in writing. At $600+, that's a bit disconcerting. Shipping the boots without requiring a signature or even letting me know they were on the way, bothered me a bit, too.
I really like the boots, though.
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Trying to deal with Viberg directly has been a bad experience for me.
Dealing with them through one of their agents used to work OK/acceptable (if you consider +6 months wait time OK…) until recently.
Now they tell me not to bother with Viberg anymore.Apparently, it has to do with the interview - them trying to raise their profile/prices to the level of the Japanese market and their buddies at Nigel C....
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And we can't wait to see pics, Chris.
