Viberg
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i likes Foxy
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Worn about twice a week for six months.
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Damn it Kiya, they look no different from last time I was in LA…..
As you should know… spending most of your time either at a bar or in front of a computer doesn't yield hard wear on boots!
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Kiya what type of vibergs are they? I don't see them listed on http://www.workboot.com/
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^ You know Kiya does it BIG! they are customs, cause he is always the sauce boss.
edit: HOLD THE PHONE! your laces are pure leather? dammmmmmmnnnnnnnnnn
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@yen:
Kiya what type of vibergs are they? I don't see them listed on http://www.workboot.com/
These are custom Service Boots - the leather laces are kind a standard for these. Price should be around 450€ +/-
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^ You know Kiya does it BIG! they are customs, cause he is always the sauce boss.
edit: HOLD THE PHONE! your laces are pure leather? dammmmmmmnnnnnnnnnn
Just killed some fried chicken at the Broken Record with some dirty sauce.
These are not service boots, they're the upturned toe boots that Viberg originally did for Benny at Take 5. I had them done with a leather sole (so i can dance them in) and with full leather laces and a short Cat's Paw heal.
Edit: I think price on these should be around $695 USD.
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Might be true (although Viberg refers to them on their own blog - viberg.wordpress.com - as Service Boots) - my dealer in HK offers both and refers to one as Army Boot and the other as Service or Navy Boot. Both are done on the same (old) last (310 last) and can be customized in regards to toe caps/stitching, sole execution and heel shape. Difference between the 2 models is the position of the last eyelet and the shape and finish of the shaft ending.
(the price obviously depends on the leather choice, modifications, dealer mark-ups/rebates and local tax situation.)
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In all my dealings with Viberg they've called them the Julian boots, which is what the last is called internally at their workshop.
