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[michaeljcr]

@nameness:

Cap toe boot recommendations?  I'm looking at C&J Coniston and similar.  Thanks.

Not quite the same thing, as they're more overtly 'rugged' or military looking, but I like these:

http://www.fifecountry.co.uk/PRODUCT_DETAILS.php?pid=164&cid=137

[Geo]

Veldtschoen

[Seul]

It's Dutch (or Sud-Afrikaner) but I can't really translate it… Means 'shoe you wear out in the field'... It looks mighty nice though, and rugged as fuck...

[Geo]

I've got this one

http://www.timlittle.com/shop/product.php/5/40_days___40_nights    (in brown)

[hectic]

Oh Geo, I've been eyeing off those Tim Little's - rate them highly?

[Geo]

very - had mine for about 2 years - knocked shit out of them and they're still in great order

[michaeljcr]

@Geo:

I've got this one

http://www.timlittle.com/shop/product.php/5/40_days___40_nights    (in brown)

Geo, they look awesome.  Any chance of a picture of yours?

[Geo]

here you go

the leather is heavily waxed - so can make the boot colour vary a lot with temperature, but they need a bit of TLC too

[nameness]

Thanks for the feedback, guys.  Some cool suggestions that I'll check out.

Geo, those look great.  Do put up some pics if you decide to give them a once over.

[simonc]

@michaeljcr:

@nameness:

Cap toe boot recommendations?  I'm looking at C&J Coniston and similar.  Thanks.

Not quite the same thing, as they're more overtly 'rugged' or military looking, but I like these:

http://www.fifecountry.co.uk/PRODUCT_DETAILS.php?pid=164&cid=137

I have the shoe version, they are a wide fit and very comfy and bullet proof, excellent build, I would suggest going for a smooth sole and not the commando as it is slippery on pavements in winter (although probably very good on a grassy hill) but I'd then wear a different boot for that.

[jacoavlu]

Cap toes, anyone?
Alden Jumpers, courtesy of Leather Soul.

[nameness]

you just cost me money.

[riffblaster general]

my timberland chelsea boots are getting pretty worn out and im sorta looking for a new chelsea boot.  i had blundstones forever but they arent waterproof.  i'm looking for a waterproof chelsea boot with a somewhat aggressive tread.  any suggestions?

[Geo]

didn't the elastic side gusset leak a bit on your timberlands RB?

think that would normally be the problem area . . .

anyway this type of thing?

http://www.ahume.co.uk/RM-Williams-/Boots–-FREE-CARE-PRODUCT-and-FREE-UK-DELIVERY/RM-Williams--Yard-Boot-or-Gardener-Boot/p-75-104-206/

[riffblaster general]

i didnt  have problems with leaking because i never really submerged them completely.  its more just a day to day sorta boot for me.

basically i just wish blundstones were waterproof haha.

i've eyed those rm williams boots before but i want something that i dont care about absolutely destroying.

[Geo]

totally see where you're coming from - blundstones are pretty good tho'

need to think about this a bit

[arrow]

@jacoavlu:

Cap toes, anyone?
Alden Jumpers, courtesy of Leather Soul.

My favorite among my Aldens is the LeatherSoul Jumper Cordovan Boots. 
Absolute Heaven for my feet.

[Simon]

I was about to throw these Loakes away, the soles and heels had worn out and they're not of sufficient quality to have rebuilt. As a last minute reprieve I've had these logger soles stuck on to turn them in to a country shoe. I'm not sure whether it works or not?

[Seul]

Good for rainy days, this Frankenstein!..

[Giles]

I think would look a lot better if you stained the welt and heel leather….........