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17th June 07, 03:04 PM
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Another view, and another excuse to show my grandson.
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18th June 07, 08:05 AM
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These guys are at the Arizona Ren Faire every year, and I've always been impressed with their product. One of these days, I'll be able to afford to buy some for m'self.
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22nd June 07, 02:25 PM
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Holy Smokes I can't recommend these guys enough.
http://www.catskillmoccasins.com/
They are custom molded to your foot and calf. Will cost you a little bit, but will least forever. One of the guys at our last kilt night in Dallas was wearing a pair he'd had for 12 years and hasn't needed them to be resoled until this year. The leather is breathable, no wearing of socks, the foot is lined. They are completely machine washable. In fact it is recommended to wash your shoes once a year.
I will be buying a pair next ren faire season. The pair I tried on was the most comfortable thing I've put on my foot.
Sorry sounds like I'm advertising for them, but really they are truly a great shoe and have been used in quite a few movies.
Medieval Moccasins are also good. Not as sturdy of a sole, but easily replaced.
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28th June 07, 11:26 AM
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 Originally Posted by LordKiltClad
Holy Smokes I can't recommend these guys enough.
http://www.catskillmoccasins.com/
They are custom molded to your foot and calf. Will cost you a little bit, but will least forever. One of the guys at our last kilt night in Dallas was wearing a pair he'd had for 12 years and hasn't needed them to be resoled until this year. The leather is breathable, no wearing of socks, the foot is lined. They are completely machine washable. In fact it is recommended to wash your shoes once a year.
I will be buying a pair next ren faire season. The pair I tried on was the most comfortable thing I've put on my foot.
Sorry sounds like I'm advertising for them, but really they are truly a great shoe and have been used in quite a few movies.
Medieval Moccasins are also good. Not as sturdy of a sole, but easily replaced.
I finally bought myself a pair of Catskill moccs, these are without a doubt the most comfortable footwear that I have ever owned. They can be quite pricey, I paid $ 900 for mine by the time I finished customizing all of the options that I wanted on them. They look absolutely stunning with my great kilt. I have a natural flap at the top of my 10 button moccs (much like what you were asking about regarding the "pirate style boot") and I think that it looks really nice in a kilt.
If I ever get a "round to it" I will take some pics and post them.
[FONT="Book Antiqua"][COLOR="RoyalBlue"]Malachi
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother ~From Shakespeare's Henry V, 1598[/COLOR][/FONT]
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23rd June 07, 06:07 PM
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i were son of sandler boots with every thing they look good they are comfy and not to bad on the wallet. will post pic as soon as find one
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29th June 07, 08:59 PM
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My favourite boots: Blundstone, Doc Marten and New Rock
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Personally I went down to the local Big-5 sports and got black cordura "Utility" boots...what the UPS drivers wear, kind of like that, for $25.
Works for me and my wallet.
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caligae
Another option for all you fans of the ancient world:
http://www.parfabrica.com/califab.htm
Last edited by Deasan; 3rd July 07 at 12:50 PM.
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I have medieval ghillies and for football games my black combat boots
Be civil to all; sociable to many; familiar with few; friend to one; enemy to none. Benjamin Franklin
Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear - not absence of fear. Mark Twain
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9th July 07, 12:42 PM
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In terms of boots in general, I like Altama's jungle boots. They have olive drab canvas uppers. They go well with my Douglas kilt or any green kilt for that matter.
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