Boots

[Anonymous No.12842543]

Aite guys I live in a city that is cold and rainy. What are some good boots to buy? Looking for good looking yet function.

[Pseudo Intellectual No.12842545]

>>12842543
Iron Rangers
Nike ACG Komyuter lows are pretty water resistant....
Get some hydrophobic clearcoat outta home depot.

[Anonymous No.12843281]

>>12842543
Are you in your teens-early 20s? Timbs are pretty practical streetwear staples. Do you want to look a little more grown up? Get some slip-on boots that'll keep your feet warm and dry like Blundstones

[Anonymous No.12844339]

>>12842543
bumping due to similar interest

[Anonymous No.12844372]

>>12843281

sad that in late stage capitalism it's come down to only these two options. esp. considering that cold and rainy describes most city winters.

[Anonymous No.12844439]

Why do people dislike Timbs? They look like, are practical for most situations, and can be incorporated into a variety of fits. Is it the streetwear meme?

[Anonymous No.12844492]

>>12844439
I personally enjoy the profile of Timbs but won't buy any specifically because of how much of a meme they are. People just buy them because they have name recognition and only look at them that way now.

[Anonymous No.12844493]

>>12844372
>it's come down to only these two options
Not really. They're just two of the easiest options to recommend because they're readily available, safe and versatile for casual wear. There's dozens of other styles around that you can wear for general city living if you really bother to look around and especially if you don't feel the need to follow the current trends

[Anonymous No.12845452]

>>12844372
>sad that in late stage capitalism

Here we go

[Anonymous No.12845456]

>>12844372
>complaining about late stage capitalism on a board about fashion

[Anonymous No.12845518]

Im saving for these memes, doing the shia look next month

[Anonymous No.12846282]

Palladium Pampa Hi (not baggy) are pretty good

[Anonymous No.12846541]

>>12845518
id on these pls

[Anonymous No.12846544]

>>12846541
dumb phoneposter

[Anonymous No.12846790]

Are Dr Martens (I've never owned docs) any good for winter? It usually snows where I live but as soon as I go to uni it's just cold/rainy outside. If so, which model is good and ''cheap'' (I can't buy $180-200 boots)?

[Anonymous No.12846793]

>>12846790
I forgot to mention, I usually wear low tops chunky sneakers. I'm looking for a model that's not too high.

[Anonymous No.12846842]

>>12845518
I heard that they aren't waterprof

>>12846541
Newfag/10 , can't you see the nike logo? they are the sfb

[Anonymous No.12846863]

>bothering with any other boots

[Anonymous No.12846889]

>>12846863
I don't have a boot fetish.

[Anonymous No.12846897]

thoughts

[Anonymous No.12846999]

Red Wings are pretty cool

[Anonymous No.12847010]

>>12846999
+1 for redwings.

i have the blacksmiths. http://www.redwingheritage.com/us/USD/product/mens-footwear/6-inch-boots/blacksmith-copper-r-t-03343

[Anonymous No.12847011]

>>12846897
look bad for rain

[Anonymous No.12847061]

>>12846897
Why would you want to wear canvas/fabric upper boots in cold and wet conditions?

[Anonymous No.12847108]

>>12846790
>>12846793
They're just like any other lace-up leather boots. Docs are not the warmest or the most comfortable cause of their cheap leather (made in UK shit is different though) but fine for cold weather. Don't expect to keep your feet completely dry if you step in any ankle-deep puddles. Any leather 1460 works but they also have the slip-on 2976s if you don't want laces

[Anonymous No.12847156]

>>12846863
This.

[Anonymous No.12847378]

>>12847010
what's the difference from beckmans? besides the sole

[Anonymous No.12848045]

What are some good boots for cold fall/winter, which doesn't look like shit? I'm on a budget of $130. Don't know if I'm just blind, but I can't seem to find anything good looking.

[igor No.12848052]

w2c solovair 1460s in Canada? how much would be a non-cuck price?

[igor No.12848058]

>>12845518
Just happened to check my amazon.ca wishlist last night and boom! takyons $112 CAD free shipping & returns.
#instacop

moments later; back to full price

but such is life in canada. you mericans can have all the shit you want at decent prices any time

[Anonymous No.12848071]

Which one for my first boot?

[igor No.12848075]

which one

[Anonymous No.12848091]

>>12848071
>>12848075
The leather looks the same shit quality as the docs from asia. innit?

[Anonymous No.12848095]

>>12848052
Ssense?

[Anonymous No.12848105]

>>12848071
>>12848075
left
btw igor where are you coping?

[Anonymous No.12848107]

>>12844439
They're shit quality and overpriced nigger shoes.

[Anonymous No.12848110]

>>12848075
right

but that leather looks flimsy

[igor No.12848139]

>canada
>purchasing power

[Anonymous No.12848142]

>>12848139
being a leaf is suffering

[igor No.12848152]

>>12848139
Docs/Solovair soles are trash. Gonna get word down in an months.

Would only cop if I were a millionaire.

[igor No.12848156]

>>12848152
*worn down

[Anonymous No.12848191]

>>12848152
A pair of the regular 8i Docs will last a couple of years of regular use, and theyre cheaper than a pair of Nikes. How fuckin poor are some of you guys?!:o

[Anonymous No.12848196]

>>12844493
that is the ugliest pair of shoes ive ever seen

[Anonymous No.12848237]

Can someone help me with these boots or similiar ones?

[Anonymous No.12848260]

>>12848237
just brush them when theyre dirty and maybe apply some cream or polish to them every couple of months

[Anonymous No.12848264]

>>12848260
I mean like w2c and shit

[Anonymous No.12848273]

>>12848237
learn to articulate

[Anonymous No.12848582]

>>12845518
I'm thinking of getting these in Khaki. I have the regular SFB's in the sage color and I absolutely love how they look.

[Anonymous No.12848600]

Visvim 7-Hole '73 Folk Black Sense

Pain in the ass to try and find these in a 10.5 or 11. I'd pay pretty high for them too. Very rare.

If anyone knows of a boot with a jungle upper (canvas+leather) and a Vibram sole like pic related please let me know.

[Anonymous No.12848624]

How come fa has been sleeping on these? You can buy them in USA any time at this price. I only copped now because they suddenly dropped in price on amazon.ca for 5 minutes.

[Anonymous No.12848636]

>>12848624
Damn, they even come with a gore-tex upper. Might get these for work.

[Anonymous No.12848639]

>>12848624
they look WIDE af. this big guy is wearing baggy pants, imagine how they look with skinnies on a manlet?

[Anonymous No.12848643]

>>12848639
Are they wider than your standard boots?

[Anonymous No.12848646]

>>12848639
*shrug* copped them with free shipping & free returns

[Anonymous No.12848940]

>>12842543
Doc Martens, red wings

[Anonymous No.12848945]

>>12848091
Solovair is made in the UK.

[Anonymous No.12848952]

Bull Boxer boots
affordable, great quality, and comfy

[Anonymous No.12849153]

>>12846999

absolute trash in rain and snow, very slippery.

They have a long break-in period. Good boots though.

>>12846897

Docs kind of suck. The leather on them is pretty much always bad, with rare exceptions depending on colour/material.. you pretty much have to hope on luck. Also nobody really ever mentions it but the shape of them is really disgusting when viewing them top-down. There are Made in England docs which are higher quality but be aware that many people who have owned them would attest to the fact that they are one of the most uncomfortable shoes ever made.

>>12846863

Very expensive, ordering process is a nightmare, and the heel is pretty fucking ridiculous, would never recommend White's as someone's first or only boots.. they're good though.

Realtalk, most people won't notice 90% of the shit people care about with boots. In all likelihood having a goodyear welt on your shoes doesn't fucking matter and you aren't going to resole it anyways.

My personal recommendation for "basic boots" is Chippewa Service Boots. Not LL Bean Katahdins and not the "handcrafted lace-ups" you find on Amazon that have the little american flag on the laces. The Service Boots.

Why do I recommend these ones?

> Good silhouette, no bulbous clowntoe which people seem to dislike about RedWings

> Actually practical boots that are much more comfortable out of the box vs. Redwings

> Fair quality leather, roughly on par with other options in this price range

> Come in a wide variety of colours and designs, including all-black monos and wedge-soles.

> Slightly cheaper than Redwing Heritage, steeper sales with higher frequency.

Chippewa is pretty underrated IMO, in particular the service boot they offer.

Their burgundy boots look kinda like Wolverine 1000 miles except with the added benefit of not having to spend $400 for some of the worst clicking of any "handcrafted boots" and a fiberboard insole.

[Anonymous No.12849155]

>>12849153

Also I'm serious when I say they are more practical than both Redwings and Wolverines. They have better traction in winter (obviously still not as good as actual winter boots), and if you look up reviews you'll find that people who do things in their boots like ride motorcylces etc, vastly prefer these boots over the others for practicality/comfort.

[Anonymous No.12849160]

>>12849153

Here's a pic of the all-blacks, btw.

I vastly prefer these over Docs for "generic black boots".

[Anonymous No.12849305]

Thinking about copping pic related. Never owned any boots before. Is Ann Demeulemeester a good place to start?

[Anonymous No.12849314]

>>12848952
I have some bull boxers and can also recommend. The rubber bottom detached from the sole tho, so I had to reattach with plastic glue. After that it's been fine. Definitely ok for the money

[Anonymous No.12849369]

thoughts on AE Vancouvers?

[Anonymous No.12849488]

>>12843281
I can't recommend blundstone. The company closed all it's australian factories and shipped off to china and thailand with the usual result (complete drop in quality and longevity compared to before). It's not as if they lowered their prices according to the new standard of quality either.

[Anonymous No.12849781]

>>12845518
Disgusting

[Anonymous No.12849839]

>>12849153

I 100% agree with where this anon's coming from, and I'm also a great fan of Chippewa 20028s. I've had two pairs, black like pic related, and also a color called "Sorrel Crazy Horse" which aged really fucking beautifully. In my opinion, boots are something that really reflect and illustrate a person's intelligence. Do you want to be seen as some dumb faggot who spent a thousand bucks on a pair of trendy weak-ass fashion boots that don't last long and function poorly? Because trying to make a fashion statement with boots is entirely in your own imagination - other people are not going to see you as someone making an exciting fashion statement, they're going to view you as a weak-minded snobby victim. But Chippewa's are the real thing, completely opposite. They're practical and wise in an endless number of ways; they're extremely high quality and they're handmade in the United States without the ridiculous price markup that boutique shit always has. And that communicates a lot about a person at a glance. Always remember: money can't buy taste. And just because other boots cost more, it ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT mean that they're better. These ones are about as cool as they fucking come, in my arrogant opinion. They run about a half-size big:

https://www.amazon.com/Chippewa-Mens-20028-Lace-Boot/dp/B00INUOOU6

And hands down the best boot care is a waterproofing compound called Obenauf's, which consists of two ingredients: beeswax and Propolis. That's all you need, a pair of Chippewas and some Obenauf's. That's it, get both of those and you're fucking set for many years.

https://www.amazon.com/Obenaufs-LP-Boot-Preservative-Preserves/dp/B0002X520S

Oh, and I'd also like to point out that if you go for the black ones, you can very easily make them all black by applying black shoe polish to the brown leather in-between the burly Vibram soles and the killer uppers. That's what I did as soon as I bought them, as well as removing the Stars and Stripes pin.

[Anonymous No.12849979]

what are some boots that look good with regular fit jeans and t shirt?

[Anonymous No.12850065]

Thoughts on the Wolverine Kilometer boot? Also considering these in black. A very comfortable sole is a priority to me since my are a bit injured, I will get some insoles with any pair of boots I buy but just want to get the most comfortable boots. Also thinking of some military surplus boots. I used to just wear basketball sneakers in the snow but they don't make them like they used to.

[Anonymous No.12850118]

>>12844439
Used to wear that style as a kid but it's been negrofied by streetwear rapshitters

[Anonymous No.12850119]

I wish Timberland still made these.

[Anonymous No.12850164]

>>12848600
I have them in a slightly different colorway.
Size 9.5 but they fit like 10-10.5.
There's also size 10 on grailed https://www.grailed.com/listings/3440355-Visvim-7-Hole-73-Folk-Combat-Boots

And a variation with a different sole is still available here https://www.endclothing.com/gb/visvim-7-hole-73-folk-0117102002017-bk.html

[Anonymous No.12850189]

>>12848237

w2c

[Anonymous No.12850527]

white people wearing boots look like nazis

[Anonymous No.12850533]

>>12846842
they're desert boots, not made to withstand extreme weather. They're lightweight and keep sand out. they have certain traction to walk quicker in the sand.

[Anonymous No.12850550]

Where can i get some nice winter socks for winter boots?

[Anonymous No.12850578]

>>12850119
w2c?

[Anonymous No.12850584]

>>12848071
>>12848075
what boots are these

[Anonymous No.12850591]

>>12850584
solovair

[Anonymous No.12850604]

>dark blue jeans and light brown shoes.
Is this even legal today?

[Anonymous No.12850609]

>>12850527

[Anonymous No.12851046]

[Anonymous No.12851052]

[Anonymous No.12851088]

Just bought these, read good stuff about them

[Anonymous No.12851394]

>>12850604
Why do you give so many fucks about rules and shit?

[Anonymous No.12851556]

>>12850609
pic related

[Anonymous No.12851632]

>>12851556
>nigger is /pol/

[Anonymous No.12851689]

what do I wear amber boots with


what colour chinos

[Anonymous No.12851848]

>>12849839
>>12849153
My man: where do i find boots which have the same shape like these guidi 995?
Every boot looks the same except these but their price is too steep.
Pls, w2c similar boot

[Anonymous No.12851874]

>>12844372
>late stage capitalism
Wishful thinking, commie pig, we live in early-stage capitalism.

[Anonymous No.12851941]

>>12851848
holy fuck that is a horrendous looking toebox

[Anonymous No.12852061]

>>12851848
These look like they're made of soft leather like what you'd make a satchel or jacket from. The finish is nice, sure, but I wouldn't want to wear that on my feet; seems like it'd get worn through in no time flat and then look like shit and be impossible to repair. Boot leather has to be tough, even if that does limit the look.

[Anonymous No.12852165]

>>12851941
I bet you wear pointy boots and think you don’t look like a pansy.
>>12852061
Dunno but this reddit goodyearwelted sub likes them too. Pretty sure they’re durable.

[Anonymous No.12852339]

>>12842543
which of these black boots should i get? or something different?

[Anonymous No.12852363]

>>12852339
Right. Leather all the way

[Anonymous No.12852775]

>>12852165
>cockroach shaped upper
>zero toespring
>that last
>reddit

has jose feliciano gotten into shoemaking?

[Anonymous No.12853003]

>>12842543
thoughts? i know theyre cats but i kinda like them for some beater boots

[Anonymous No.12853008]

>>12853003
don't buy boots branded by a tracked vehicle company

[Anonymous No.12853015]

>>12853008
makes me want them more actually. those machines are some of the most rugged durable things ever made

[Anonymous No.12853026]

>>12853015
yes and they are using the name to make you think the same about their other products.
I owned a CAT phone, really, don't waste your money

[Anonymous No.12853027]

>>12852775
>reddit
not op, but r/goodyearwelt is most certainly better place for this sort of thing than this place

[Anonymous No.12853029]

>>12846889
What the fuck.

[Anonymous No.12853033]

>>12853026
lmao a cat phone is different then cat boots. for sureeee dont ever buy a cat phone

[Anonymous No.12853055]

my go to. thoughts?

[Anonymous No.12853104]

>>12852061
Guidis kangaroo and pig leathers can be on the softer side, but their horse and calf leather boots are near indestructible. Their horsehide in particular is really thick with a natural oiliness that gives it a beautiful shine.

>>12851848
Check out Marsell. They go on sale pretty regularly and have a similar profile to 995s.

[Anonymous No.12853145]

>>12844372
Fucking lmao get a load of this nigga

[Anonymous No.12853151]

>>12848600
damn these are hot

[Anonymous No.12853154]

>>12850604
You're trying to say that this dude doesnt pull it off? It's a classic normie look but who the fuck cares fr

[Anonymous No.12853165]

ok need boots which are good in snow, not too expensive, and dont look like shit.
wat do u got /fa

[Anonymous No.12853179]

>>12853015
congrats, you're a retard that buys into the marketing

[Anonymous No.12853182]

>>12842543
SEBAGO TURNER

[Anonymous No.12853243]

Waiting on these, will be wearing them all day every day for the winter, all the way up and not folded ofc.

[Anonymous No.12853244]

>>12842543
timbs are really good i have a knock off pair that i bought because they said dexter on them, lasted me a good year before they had slight tears

[Anonymous No.12853254]

>>12853244
also they were only 20 bucks i couldnt say no

[Anonymous No.12853275]

Tried them in shop, they were supercomfy. Read a lot of things about their durability and sole traction. Cop or not?

[Anonymous No.12853477]

>>12853275
what brand is this

[Anonymous No.12853578]

>>12849153
>>12849160
Stop blowing the lid off these, they'll be meme'd to death if you keep it up.

[Anonymous No.12853587]

>>12853275
Do you like them?

[Anonymous No.12853593]

>>12852339

The middle ones are cool, in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.12853630]

>>12853275
Just get em

[Anonymous No.12853877]

>>12853243
whats the exact model of those?
they have many that look similar.

[Anonymous No.12854023]

>>12850527
black people wearing red shirts look like gang members

[Anonymous No.12854049]

got a pair of austrimemes, about to clean/condition them for the first time
any advice or things a novice might fuck up? I got some bick 4 conditioner, a shoe brush, and a rag/smaller brush, and I'm going to try out a bit before a full application

[Anonymous No.12854377]

>>12853587
Yeah, they are so ugly that they are pretty nice in their ugliness

[Anonymous No.12854381]

>>12852339
I have had the middle SFB's for over a year now.

Great versatile boot, I've traveled, hiked, backpacked, and worn them to the office. I can practically wear the with anything. I recommend giving them a coat of mink oil for waterproofing and getting some longer laces.

[Anonymous No.12854506]

I swear to christ these are the only boots I've ever wanted in my life and they happen to be the fucking hardest boots to find on the planet.

Would these even be feasible in snowy rainy weather? Dont wanna buy them and have them fall apart 1 week into a Canadian Winter

[Anonymous No.12854514]

Are yeezy boots at all functional or just purely cosmetic ?

[Anonymous No.12854518]

>>12849153
>Chippewas
My fucking man! Just got these chippewa homestead boots. $99 which is about 70% discount. Im a brannock size 11 but these are size 10 and they are absolutely perfect. Ill take your advice on the waterproofing. Should i invest in a cedar shoe tree?

[Anonymous No.12854523]

>>12854514
I have no experience with them but im gonna take a wild guess and say they are 100% form over function.

I wouldnt trust them to hike in

[Anonymous No.12854589]

>>12854518
>Should i invest in a cedar shoe tree?
Yes, you should have some of these and they're not that expensive on Amazon. (Don't buy from a shoe/boot brand as they always mark them up)

[Anonymous No.12854676]

>>12848237
Captoe dress boots, thin sole, med/low quality leather?
Just hit the local mall.

[Anonymous No.12854695]

>>12854518
>Should i invest in a cedar shoe tree?
How hard are you on boots? If you take them off wet and put them on again in the morning you're better off using silicon gel and newspapers, to ensure they're dry, nothing you can really do about the folds.
Once the season ends, or if your boots would spend more time in their box than on your feet, you should use the trees for storage.

[Anonymous No.12854752]

>>12854381
How's the sizing on those boots?

[Anonymous No.12854769]

Opinions on these? Im looking for black boots with similar height which fit snug around the leg and arent bulky. Ideas?

[Anonymous No.12854820]

>>12846897
Found them on asos for 65 should i buy or not?

[Anonymous No.12854833]

>>12844372
>commie faggot whining that capitalism has produced affordable extremely high quality durable shoes fit for medieval royalty
stay mad

[Anonymous No.12854839]

thoughts on these vans?

[Anonymous No.12854866]

>>12850527
Black people on boots look like monkeys on boots.

[Anonymous No.12854880]

>>12853003
i like these. i dress heterosexually, like 501, regular fit t shirts, and these kinds of boots. either these or timberlands. very rednecky and heterosexual, i like it.

[Anonymous No.12854881]

>>12854866
that monkey literally looks pink and grey

[Anonymous No.12854904]

>>12854839
really ugly, sorry

[Anonymous No.12854911]

>>12854904
Fuck you drumpfkin

[Anonymous No.12854972]

>>12848237

These look similar to some mustang boots I saw. You can start there.

[Anonymous No.12855040]

>>12854839
uggs/uggo
toilet/household appliance
sweet fuck all outta ten

[Anonymous No.12855060]

Are chelseas too feminine on men?

[Anonymous No.12855073]

>>12855060
No way, but it really depends on the outfit.

[Winter is coming No.12855078]

CHRONICLE BOOT

[Winter is coming No.12855082]

>>12851088
Name?

[Anonymous No.12855184]

>>12854881
Samefag here.

Sorry for being edgy.

Black people are cool.

Just the fucking propaganda made lot of them pricks, but that aplies to everybody.

Keep being awesome faggots.

[Anonymous No.12855320]

>>12855078
Definitely don't get boots with those soles if you want to get through snowy sidewalks without slipping. They are made for flat surfaces. If you're only dealing with rain/greasy sidewalks then they're fine.

[Anonymous No.12855708]

>>12853055
why would anyone wear something like that?

[Anonymous No.12855807]

which of these would look the best on a 6'1 120 pound guy with very thin and long legs.

i also wear skin tight black jeans and would tuck them.

how high should i go?

[Anonymous No.12855847]

>>12855807
I would always go for the taller boot if you are planning to tuck, should never really tuck if the boots are under 8 inches

[Anonymous No.12855860]

>>12854769
bates strike boots so you can hunt down replicants

[Anonymous No.12855910]

>>12854752
TTS

I am an 11 in the SFB, and I wear an 11.5 in flyknit shoes

[Anonymous No.12855923]

>>12855847
i'm worried about the 11 eye looking a little tryhard.

do you think the 8 eye would be high enough to achieve the right look or do you think the 11 eye will be best without looking like it's too much?

[Anonymous No.12855946]

>>12855923
Go for the 11 can't tuck in 8 and they won't look tryhard if you're tall

[Anonymous No.12855950]

c/n.
?

[Anonymous No.12855973]

>>12855950
They are horrible.

Really.

[Anonymous No.12856015]

>>12854833
>being this bluepilled on the C-question

[Anonymous No.12856026]

>>12853578
they're the entry level welted boot. nothing special or secret about it.

[Anonymous No.12856068]

>>12853877
Mono chrome ii / balistic nylon in some descriptions, in castlerock.

[Anonymous No.12856287]

>>12855950
no

[Anonymous No.12856835]

>>12849153
>Chippewa service boots
if I'm spending $350 (canadian) on them, why not spend another 50% more for iron rangers which look better?

[Anonymous No.12856857]

>>12849153
>>12846863
For what it is and what I do they are pretty ideal, concrete construction, always in shitty terrain and trenches. They are damn good boots if you plan to actually put them to work, can be /fa/ if you keep em clean.

Never had an issue with ordering them though and I have 2 pairs, 1 black and 1 brown

[Anonymous No.12856864]

>>12845518
sfbs aren't water resistant let alone waterproof grip on the sole is pretty bad if it's not bone dry too, perfectly fine shoe but just not for wet conditions

[Anonymous No.12856886]

>>12846863

>Paying $250+ for steampunk cosplay boots

No thanks

[Anonymous No.12856903]

>>12856886
$430 actually, poor-fags need not apply

[Anonymous No.12856913]

>>12856903

that's even worse

[Anonymous No.12856918]

>>12856913
Boot fetishists and woodland firefighters will pay that price.

[Anonymous No.12857125]

>>12854506
I got the sandals with that same sole, and they almost feel like plastic; they don't have that much grip. Also these boots look really thin as far as lining etc. goes; wouldn't likely be very warm. So I wouldn't recommend them for functionality in a Canadian winter, though they look pretty neat.

[Anonymous No.12857145]

What are some better options than NB 574 leather for its price? Also do people cop NB in the year of 2017?

[Anonymous No.12857346]

Thoughts on these as first boots, is there something similar/better but not too expensive?

[Anonymous No.12857347]

>>12853477
Danner

[Anonymous No.12857672]

>>12856835

IR's look different. The toebox on them is huge, some people aren't a fan of that. Also you can get them for like $250 CAD on Amazon so I don't know how the hell you got that number.

>>12851848

those are like the ugliest guidis I've ever seen, but to answer your question you basically don't get a shoe like that unless you shell out the money for Guidi or one of the other boot brands Stylezeitgeist jizzes over. Maybe Officine Creative or Fiorenti + Baker for a slightly cheaper option?

[Anonymous No.12857673]

>>12857346

just get the service boot in black.

https://www.amazon.com/Original-Chippewa-Collection-Service-Utility/dp/B00FLO6KUE

order at least a half size down

[Anonymous No.12857973]

bought a few days ago, I was suprised by how comfy they were.