DESCRIPTION
Every boot lover needs a pair of Boondockers. I love Boondockers. It’s not just because every bootmaker has made their own version (we’ve seen Viberg’s and McCoy’s versions), but also because the name originates from the Tagalog word bundók, meaning "mountain", referring to a remote rural area. This is super cool. John Lofgren’s version is, in their own words, "a faithful reproduction of the classic WWII U.S. Navy N-1 Field Shoes", and the last "was made from an original pair of Boondockers." And you know what, that's super cool as well.
DETAILS
- Munson last
- D/medium width
- Lot No. LK-042
- Horween Chromexcel upper
- Heavy single, double, quadruple stitched sewing
- Japanese made steel shanks
- Japanese-made JL Bootmaker soles & heels
- Goodyear welted construction
- Made in Japan
