People are passionate about boots. Bring up boots, and lots of “shoulds” get thrown around. A certain type of boot should have this kind of sole. This sort of boot should only be worn in this type of situation. The thing is, boots should do what the wearer wants them to do. And whether they’re thick soled work boots, Gore-tex hikers for hitting a trail, or a pair of sharp brogues for going out to dinner in… they don’t have to look like hell just because they’re a boot. Proof is below for various types and categories. And as far as all those “shoulds” go, well, like some boots, there’s a place for those.
Johnston & Murphy Tyndall Cap Toe – $185.00
Getting up there in price for a bonded import, but the styling is a home run from J&M. Maybe hang on for a sale. Gotta love the fact that while they do have a full wingtip version, they also made this option with just a cap-toe (half-brogue). Heads up: Nordstrom is selling these, so if you buy through them, they’ll ship and return free.
Heads up II: Amazon is now selling these
Thomas Dean Polished Chukkas – $144.90 w/ ALSEPT3 ($345)
The code ALSEPT3 takes 30% off orders of $200+ at STP, and luckily these are just barely north of that threshold at $207. Made in Italy, super smooth leather, and shape, and a crepe rubber out-sole. A warning: These seem to run small and/or narrow. Well reviewed over on Nordstrom’s site, but a couple customers pointed out the fit issues there.
J. Crew MacAlister in Suede – $148.00
Terrific color, made in Italy, and a stitched sole. Plenty of colors to pick from, but the grey is a fine match for denim. Hang out for a sale and you might get lucky. If you prefer the not as slim profile of the Clark’s Desert Boot, they’ve got em’ over on Amazon for $100.
Clark’s Desert Boot in Beeswax – $108 w/ KOOLSKOOL
Speak of the devils… the original. Tough to argue with. Especially in the rich “beeswax” leather seen here. Ships and returns free through Urban Outfitters, and the code KOOLSKOOL knocks 10% off.
Stafford Camlin Wingtip Boots – $60ish (in store only)
Not online as of yet, but they have reappeared in some brick and mortar stores. They still seem to run incredibly large (at least a full size if not more) so hunt them down then try them on. Much lighter brown out of the box, but a bit of black shoe creme gives them some appreciated visual depth. More over here.
Danner Mountain Light Overton – $165.77
w/ EXTRADAY ($330)
Tons of function in a handsome as hell package. A steal at $166 with the extra 20% off select shoes at Amazon code EXTRADAY (exp. today, 9/4). You’re not going to want to get these soaked thanks to the suede, but they are waterproof and breathable thanks to Gore-tex. Vibram sole. Recraftable and made in Portland. Beauts for the trail.
Chippewa for J. Crew Plain Toe Boots in Suede or Leather – $268.00
Chippewa is one of the few “in-good-company” brands that seems to hit the J. Crew sale section. So if these end up there, and an extra 30% off code comes along… Made in the USA. Suede looks extra nice. Leather looks like a crustier, more grumpy version (not a bad thing) of the Red Wing Beckman.
Orig. Chippewa 6″ Homestead – $229.98 ($269) | Plain Toe Wedge – $199.98 ($239)
Meanwhile, in other Chippewa news… these just launched this morning on Huckberry. Had to update the post. The Homestead is a cap toe, Made in the USA boot with character to burn. As theYeti points out in the comments, those are real close to LL Bean’s Katahdin engineer boot, but not quite as rough around the edges visually. Three shades of leather for the homestead, plus more boot styles like the Plain Toe Wedge over at Huckberry.
Florsheim Jet – $121.50 w/ KOOLSKOOL ($135)
It’s surprisingly difficult to find just a plain pair of smooth & sleek boots. Great with jeans and a blazer. Ships and returns free (that’s key, that it returns free) through Urban Outfitters.
Brooks Brothers Goodyear Welted Chelsea Boots – $298
In a chicken basket. That’s one hell of a good looking Chelsea. Expensive, but they have been known to go on sale. Made in Mexico, Goodyear welted, Dainite rubber sole, and the shape is downright perfect.
Timberland Earthkeepers Side Zip – $170.00
Hard to find on sale, but if you’re patient, you might luck out with a site-wide Timberland code. They don’t run em’ all the time though. Ships and returns free through Nordstrom. Lightweight but grippy. Like driving an AWD sedan in a city that sometimes gets snow, but isn’t buried from October through March.
Mr. B’s for Aldo Montano in Rust Suede – $99.98 ($200)
The less-fortunate man’s option when it comes to suede boots in this shade. Mr. B’s does a bang up job for this sale price. Pretty sure they’re made in Europe and pretty sure they can be re-soled. Sorta like a plain version of the wingtip Cole Haan Jayhawker seen in the background over here.
John Varvatos Dress Chukka – $109.94 w/ HELLOFALL ($298)
On clearance at DSW so sizes are a bit limited. Word is they run large. You do have to deal with the Varvatos logo on the heel, but if you can put up with that you get a super-sleek chukka with a medallion on the toe. Code HELLOFALL just launched and it’s a tiered one. $10 off $69, $25 off $139, and $40 off $199 through 9/10. But you have to join their email club first. SHIPR can be stacked and you get free shipping with that one.
Florsheim Gaffney – $135.00 w/ LNK10 ($150)
Been around for a few years and is a favorite for some. A pretty aggressive lug sole, so it’s not easy to dress up, but if you want a casual wingtip boot with decent leather at a fair price? Worth a look. Try the deep brown Crazy Horse leather. Shown here in Chestnut. Ships free through the Florsheim site. Also available in a toffee shade of leather with a good grain to it over on Nordstrom’s site, but that code won’t work there.
Timberland Earthkeepers Alpine Hiker – $99.83
w/ EXTRADAY ($240)
Two-forty seems awfully steep for these, but under $100 for an Alpine inspired/get me around town on crappy weather days boot doesn’t sound half bad. Also available in a darker mahogany shade.
Meermin – Mid to high $200s?
At 220 € , that works out to around $290. But without the european VAT on there, that drops to $230ish. But then add on international shipping. (This is why some of us are kinda reluctant to take the plunge). More on Meermin over here in threads, and over here from PTO.
Vasque Sundowner – $97.90 – $114.22
w/ EXTRADAY ($179.99)
The exact opposite of those Meermins. Won’t let you down on the trail. A true hiker that still looks decent enough. Much more visually appealing compared to some of the clunky + chunky hiking boots out there. Gore-tex, padded collar, well known + reviewed for a reason.
The Major Splurge: Allen Edmonds Dalton in Bourbon – $395.00
Once upon a time these were only available in either the light walnut, or black. Now they’re being made in the deep chocolate calf, as well as the outstanding middle-ground Bourbon. First born? Heck, take the second too.
The no longer made, but still going strong: LEC Crosby
Loved by some, hated by others. These were produced by Lands’ End Canvas in 2011 and were going for as low as $38 when they hit clearance. Think: Major budget Indy boot. Sure the leather was sorta (read: quite) stiff, but man… have they held up well. Wish they’d make something similar.
Got a favorite pair of boots? Looking forward to boot weather? What do you wear the most? Leave it all in the comments section below…
The Desert Boots look good, but I screwed up and went a full size down and theyre too small :[
The Daltons look amazing but Im too cheap and not sure I could even pull that off
Love the shout out to the Crosby. Those were a true steal. Yea the quality wasn’t great or even above average, but for the $40 I spent on them they looked fantastic and were comfortable.
Anyone know the difference between the Clark Desert Boot and the Bushacre II? The Bushacre II is right at $85 on Amazon right now and I’m about to pull the trigger.
Nevermind… Just read the comments on Amazon. The biggest difference is the sole. The Bushacre II comes with a synthetic sole and the Desert Boot comes with a natural crepe sole.
Companion to the Chippewas is LL Bean’s Katahdin engineer boot; made by Chippewa and very similar to the suede version except for a cap toe.
Easily the most comfortable pair of nicer looking boots I’ve ever owned, and the suede ages beautifully.
How about Tretorn? Got my eye on these.
http://us.tretorn.com/m/product.aspx?p=47253305
Funny thing about those Varvatos chukkas. A few months ago I ordered an 8.5 and a 9 to try on at home. The 8.5 had the logo on the heel while the 9 did not. I honestly kinda liked the logo, but the 9s fit better. Just saying the logo may not be there.
I saw the LEC boots in a thrift store for $1. FML, though, they were a size too big for me. Oh well. The toe box did seem a bit wide and the leather slightly plasticky, but for $1 those would have been non-issues.
I don’t normally wear Chukkas but I was a little sad to see those Thomas Deans aren’t in my size. Nice-looking shoes.
I personally prefer the Bushacre 2… IMO the sole stays cleaner-looking and lasts a lot longer than the crepe. Unless you need the crepe for some reason (extreme traction) I don’t see any particular reason to get it.
What is the boot in the very top picture in the header?
Take a look at Nisolo Boots! Have a pair and absolutely love them!!
Anyone know what the boot is in the picture at the top of the article?
I was originally going to say it as a joke, but what about wearing an extra pair of thick socks to make up for the size? It’s not something that someone could tell you were doing by just looking at your feet. Is that something people have done, and does it work?
I would add new heritage line from Chippewa. Fits exactly the same as GQ/apache lace up boot, just better looks, materials etc. Easily competes with Red Wing for much less money. Plain Toe Wedge, Homestead, Service and Moc Toe Wedge boots.
I forgot to mention that “crazy horse” color looks like darker natural chromexcel.
Judging by the leather tab at the back of the boot, I’m going to say that those are the Stafford Camlins.
Great feedback, thank you!
I like the comfort of the crepe soles on my Desert Boots, but they lose that natural color and turn black almost instantly. I pulled the trigger on a pair of grey suede Bushacre 2. They’ll be my first pair of grey suede shoes/boots and my second pair of Clark’s. I have no doubt they’ll be awesome.
P.S. This site continues to cause me to spend money!
Nah, that wouldn’t have cut it with these. I normally wear a 7.5, 8 if I’m lucky. These were 8.5 and the style runs big, so they were realistically closer to a 9. Even if I could fill them out with an extra pair of thick socks, I’d be concerned about tripping myself on the way up stairs.
A $1 pair of boots isn’t worth the risk of kneecapping myself on a stair.
Definitely a striking resemblance, but the boot in the top photo seems to have an oak sole, rather than the rubber on the Camlins. Maybe it’s just the sepia-tone photo…
If they are the Camlins I’m outta luck as I have a small foot (7 1/2) and these go to an 8 and “run ridiculously large.”
Last year I got the Earthkeepers with the moc toe, and I love them. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004K26KMG
I have a pair of Red Wing 6″ moc toes that I got for about $140 on sale a few years back (got ’em at the end of spring – long wait to wear them, but worth it). They are the best shoes I’ve ever owned. I wear them constantly in the fall, winter and spring. I definitely understand why they are so well-regarded.
Just picked up a pair of the Bourbon Daltons at the AE Labor Day sale. I got a great deal, they look great and I’m looking forward to breaking them in and wearing them often.
Also, I’m not sure why, but I have some kind of block with chukkas and chelsea boots. I just plain old don’t like ’em. Actually, with the chelseas, I outright hate them. I can sort of see why others like them, but for me…I just can’t.
Shouts out to the LL Bean Boot! Looking to relocate up north from south florida this winter and they’ll be my boots of choice for mucking through the slush I’ll probably see. Crazy classic.. and Made in the US!
Any thought on these at DSW? Can’t saw I’ve seen laces AND zipper on the same shoe, but I haven’t exactly looked. They look pretty good in the photos, though they also look pre-distressed, which some may not like (sorry the link is horribly long): http://www.dsw.com/shoe/aston+grey+cable+wingtip+boot?prodId=264194&category=dsw12cat1740148&activeCats=dsw12cat1740002,dsw12cat1740144,dsw12cat1740148
I just can’t get into the wingtip boot craze. But I don’t love wingtips anyway.
I have the Newell captoe boot from J&M and they’re a favorite pair of mine. I think a Chelsea boot is something is really like to try.
I have two pairs of more rugged work boots, a pair of the Thorogood Made in the USA Moc-Toe Wedge Soles, got them a couple of years back and couldn’t be more pleased with them. They’ve aged quite well, look a bit beat up, but isn’t that how rugged boots should look! Also have a pair of Red Wing Iron Rangers that are going on 5 years of wear and tear and they’re holding up excellently.
That’s the Stafford Camlin from JCP. Instore only.
They’re the camlins.
OK Thanks Joe
Thanks again 🙂
If the Daltons are The Major Splurge, then The Super Mondo Yowza Hummina Hummina Splurge are these beasts over here: http://oakstreetbootmakers.com/footwear/natural-vibram-sole-trench-boot
I’ve had my eye on them for a while now but can’t seem to convince my wife (or my accountant) that they’re at least as good a buy as the clothes and shoes and food and general life expenses required by our kids.
From my own collection (all seeing equal time on my feet when the weather is right)…
Lace-ups: AE Bayfields (chromexcel cap-toes)
Slip-ons: Leddy Vaquero 2071’s (oil-tanned kidskin cowboy boots w/ cream inlays)
Buckled boots: AE Bagleys in chili
Budget boots: Stafford wingtips (those popular ones from a while back)
Posts like this are dangerous, though. I’ve already run out of shelf space in the closet, but it’s hard to look at more and not want to get them. :-S
OBM Trench boots are worth every penny. The quality is on part with Alden Indy Boots, and the quality control is maybe even better. Plus the natural chromexcel is just sooo damn good!
My pleasure!
And Huckberry just launched a sale on em’ this morning. Updated the post above. Great looking boots for sure.
Some fit advice on the clarks Beeswax Desert Boot: size down. I wear a 10 in running shoes and have grown accustom to buying most of my sheos as 10s now because I like a roomy fit. However, if I were measured, I would be a 9.5 (or a 43 if you prefer the precision of European sizing). Thus, when I “size down” on shoes, I usually get a 9.5. I did that with the Clarks, and unfortunately they are still quite large (long and wide). Thus, my advice is to size down at least a half size from your footboard measured size.
^ This! I think it’s (fairly) widely-known, but I sure wish I would’ve know it back when I bought mine. I measure 11.5 on the scale, but tend to wear 11 in most dress shoes (another common thing, I presume). I often wore 12 in athletic shoes, and in some boots – so I stupidly bought size 12 in the Beeswax Bushacre 2. Not cool, man. I’ve had to wear really thick socks and use an insert to make them fit me. I may just sell them – it’s kinda dopey to do that routine just to make them fit.
I really like the looks of these Florsheims: http://www.florsheim.com/shop/style/15069-200.html
Would like to see them come down a bit.
I have that cap-toed version from LL Bean too and it is really nice. I think it’s nubuck, not suede – which is good. Nubuck is basically full grain leather that’s been given a sueded appearance. Suede is split leather, and hence less durable. The LL Bean ones hold up – mine are like 5 years old and still look great.
The whole collection is also up on Zappos.
I have those Thorogoods too (they’re incredibly priced for union made in the USA). My only complaint is that my feet sweat like crazy in them. They said waterproof, which seems to be true, but the breathability leaves a lot to be desired. At least that’s my experience.
Coincidentally, just read a post on Put This On about two new shoe companies. One called Beckett Simonon. They have a Goodyear-welted line with some handsome chukkas at a suspiciously low price: http://www.beckettsimonon.com/collections/chukka/products/bailey-chukka-boot-hand-burnished-tan I got prompted by a site popover to enter an e-mail address for a 20% off code. That + free returns and shipping = what the hell. Worth a try. I have no affiliation with them whatsoever. I do support the trend of the marketplace getting bigger. Made in Colombia, apparently: http://www.forbes.com/sites/alextaub/2013/06/20/a-case-for-startup-immigration-reform-how-beckett-simonon-built-a-us-company-outside-the-us/
I should not have opened this post…
I have this pair but in gray and they have been terrific. Living in Los Angeles I don’t have a huge need to battle inclement weather so I can’t offer a super rugged comparison test but they have held up well in the rain. Plus they are super comfortable. I found them on sale for around $60 I think and they have been worth every penny.
what do you think of the gray option? I’ve seen them on a few different sites (florsheim, zappos, amazon) – everyone’s pics portray the gray differently.
Daltons or the red wing beckmans! nordstrom rocked them hard during the sale a few weeks ago. that’s where/when i got my daltons for 260ish! awesome deal!
i can’t wait for them to drop in a commando sole.
Amazon Code Take30OF works for 30% off shoes shipped by Amazon. Works on the Johnston & Murphy Tyndalls.
Joe – I can get J&M boots and shoes at 40% off retail. Would the Tyndall be a screaming deal at $110ish, or should I save and splurge on the Goodyear-welted Hutchins at $175?
Any good deals on a moc toe wedge? Like a red wing or chippa?
Those Vasque boots seem to be of lesser quality compared to years past based on reviews on Amazon. I’ve heard that from a few sources.
I own a pair of the John Varvatos dress chukkas. I would not recommend them. In under a year, the thin leather sole has chipped significantly at the toe (which is long–almost clownish). The boot is also separating from the sole on one side. It’s cheaply made. Period. My equally inexpensive suede Clark desert boots, however, have taken a BEATING in the past 2.5 years and have nothing but more character.
I have a pair of the Thorogood Moc-Toe Wedge sole, Made in the USA. Can’t recommend them enough! They also started doing a dark brown version this year as well.
http://www.amazon.com/Thorogood-814-4200-Moc-Toe-Boot/dp/B002QQ8XRI
yeah…but I never have understood wedge soles, hideous to me
agreed x 1000
Instead of the Vasque, much prefer the Timberland Euro Hiker for a true hiker that looks pretty good in town. Had it all through college 10 years ago.
http://shop.timberland.com/product/index.jsp?c=1106600&productId=4064159&prodFindSrc=paramNav
Agreed, I had some moisture marks come through on mine during the first few months, wore them as actual day to day work boots for about a year. Now those marks are just part of the history and character of the boots.
Keep your eyes peeled, JCP sneaked an image of a new Stafford wingtip boot a few weeks back, darker leather, the brogue was a bit different, and had exposed metal eyelets. They removed from the site after a few days, but I have a feeling they’re going to be back soon for the fall roll out.
Brainfart. Yeah it’s definitely nubuck.
$130 for the Tyndall Cap Toe Boots.
$84 for Clarks Desert Boots in Beeswax
Use Take30OF on Amazon – running a sale today for shoes sold by Amazon. Lots of sizes.
I have the Allan Edmonds Dalton boots… I also have a shoe problem…
Just bought a pair of Red Wings 6″ Moc Toe with a new flat sole, it’s not the lug or the wavy white one. They arent in many stores yet but are available online. Went into my local RW shop and got fitted on the same last they are built on and they should be here tomorrow. 265$
I also own the LL Bean Katahdins by Chippewa. Have had them for a few years and they are great. Wore them through a blizzard last winter and they kept my feet dry. They were weatherproofed. Only con to those boots is that they are heavy as hell. Got them for 189$ two years ago and they are now listing for 210$. Boots are getting really trendy according to my Red Wing rep due to lots of actors wearing them around.
Lastly I bought those LEC Boots after seeing them on here last year for 36$ bucks and paired them with 15$ rugby socks to get the free shipping over 50$. After 2 weeks the speed hooks for the laces became loose and would spin. One popped off. I brought them to my cobbler who has had a shop in the city for many years. He through on a few regular lace grommets and when i was picking them up he told me that they werent even real leather. He said they are something like a vinyl. Ive beat them up for a season and they are starting to part from the sole. They are a glue job but for the price they have worn well but I can see why they are no longer carried after that huge sell-off.
Practically speaking, the wedge sole distributes weight more evenly, so if you’re on your feet all day, they should be more comfortable. Aesthetically, to each his own. I like them because I think they make the overall boot more rugged, a little less sleek.
I would agree with JV’s shoes. I have bought a could pairs of different boots and they are cheap with the leather. Something about my JV boots also make my feet sweat a lot and stink. A friend suggests the leather is the culprit as it doesn’t “breathe”.
hey joe the wolverine courtlands are similar to the crosby but much nicer. next seconds sale at stp grab a pair for 132. well worth the price. still not an indy boot but darnnnn close, and at that price well worth it. gotta hope the imperfection isnt dead center as your last ones, but i had good luck with my black ones last time around and love them. truly the most underrated 1k boot
n yes the only thing that makes me mad about those bourbon daltons, is that i already have the walnut and itd border on excess to have two of those things. also wasnt it only available in walnut and chocolate, id never seen them available in black until now.
im with you on the chelseas, respectfully disagree on the clarks originals, especially in beeswax. although if you never dress down i can see not having a use for them.
absolutely, great alternative. they will be in stock again in a month or two i presume.
I was wondering this exact question myself. I’m an 8 but have not been able to find anything smaller in store or online (based off last years model) than this.
I strongly second that
This is a painful tease for those of us below the Mason-Dixon line who still have a month of summer weather left…
Thanks!
Not sure what happened to my previous comment, but:
Those J crew boots are nice, but look almost identical to the Apache that you can get for around 120 bucks. I have a pair and they are really nice.
Of course you did. That was fascinating. Great conversation about the concept of value, too. If they priced their wares at $350, would we blink? Did they invite skepticism by pricing things reasonably? Anyway, thanks for tip.
Wasn’t going to mention this, but since the AEs are up there at $395, I can feel better at giving a shout out to the Oak Street Bootmakers Trench Boot. http://oakstreetbootmakers.com/footwear
Maybe the most expensive pair of shoes I will ever own, but they are Beautiful, incredible construction, completely re-craftable (though I imagine that isn’t cheap), etc. I look for excuses to wear them. The leather is some of the nicest and thickest I’ve ever seen. The shape of the last is such that they can (if maintained properly) work as well with a suit as they can with jeans. Hoping they last me a decade, maybe 2, maybe until I die.
…aaaand now I see someone beat me to it.
These things are AWESOME.
I want a pair so badly I have to force myself not to think about them. It’s a problem.
Anyone seen the Stafford Kent Wingtip Boots in person? They look similar to the Camlin, but in a much darker shade of brown.
http://www.jcpenney.com/dotcom/shoes/boots/stafford-kent-mens-wingtip-boots/prod.jump?ppId=pp5002880311&catId=cat100300058&deptId=dept20000018&N=270&topDim=Brand&topDimvalue=stafford&dimCombo=Brand|&dimComboVal=stafford|¤tDim=Brand¤tDimVal=stafford&colorizedImg=DP0610201317013283M.tif
These look awesome
But are they made in America like Red Wings Heritage line? I claim ignorance, so they may be…but if not, that alone makes it worth spending a few more bucks on RWs to me.
Is it just me, or is a list of “best looking boots” that lacks Aldens, Red Wings, and Wolverines (or even White’s) seem a bit lacking? Those are some serious bootmakers, all steeped in style and quality. Also lacking the Oak Street trench boot.
Wish they were still available on STP for discount. Waiting for a restock that’s probably never going to come…
WHOA. Have not seen these yet.
Price.
Surprised there wasn’t a “WHARRRGABL” in the comments about the price of the AEs. Hopefully those’ll come down in price with a sale or something.
They are made in U.S.A, goodyear welted and all. Also, they break in much better than RWs and feel comfortable almost out of the box.
This.
If price wasn’t the question – nothing beats custom made Viberg Boots.
True…but people should (ha!) know/understand that a good boot can last decades if properly taken care of, so spending a bit more for boots isn’t all that crazy. It might even be valuable to your readers if you explained that a bit. Beyond that, there are quite a few ways to get Red Wings as cheaply as the Chippewas that you listed there (Amazon deal, Revolve, etc), so it would’ve been nice to see those mentioned as well.
All that said, I think you do great work here…keep it up!
Oh trust me, they’re aware. There’s a constant “you should spend more on your shoes” debate. Red Wings get lots of play here (especially during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale). The list was getting long. It was time to wrap it up.
Happy to hear it. Both because I love bringing back some manufacturing to the US, and because a little competition never hurt anyone. I’m generally a Red Wing guy, but I’ll definitely have to check these out.
Thanks for the info.
I don’t disagree with anything you’ve said. Played-out discussions must be the bane of your existence, as the same discussions have been happening for decades.
Again, keep up the great work.
The darker stafford is back up now:
http://www.jcpenney.com/dotcom/shoes/boots/stafford-kent-mens-wingtip-boots/prod.jump?ppId=pp5002880311&searchTerm=stafford+boot&dimCombo=null&dimComboVal=null&catId=SearchResults&colorizedImg=DP0610201317013283M.tif
Just got a pair of the Stafford boots, had to go a full size small but they are fantastic boots. I caught them on a Labor Day sale and only paid $45, absolute steal.
I was in store at BR and really liked their Landen boot. Too bad they only had 2 lefts and none in other locations.
These are all great boots. I do enjoy the heavier duty work boots but I see that this is more appealing to those that want a boot they can wear to the office on a daily basis.
http://www.rogansworkboots.com/Mens-Work-Boots/Mens-Soft-Toe-Work-Boots/D59565.html