Clarks Court Lite Desert Boot Leather Boots In Olive

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Read more about the condition New with box: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in its original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached. If you want something to wear every single day of the week, look at the Clarks Bushacre—same cut, but with a synthetic sole. People who are used to spending more on their boots take a look at the Desert boot and point out that it’s shapeless, there are no curves, they’re not sexy, they don’t have much form, all of which is true. All items available at Shoes121 are purchased directly from the brands themselves and are 100% genuine.Maturity comes slower than that and while this may sound silly, I think one of the marks of manhood is the first time you pay top dollar for a pair of quality, durable, head-turning boots. Embedded with Clarks DNA, the heritage-inspired CourtLite Hi has a double but seam and stitch detail in the dark olive nubuck for a crafted look. At Shoes121, you’ll find a huge number of brands renowned for their trustworthiness and high-quality items. They’re inexpensive shoes and a big upside to all that informality is that they’re pretty great in warm weather and while I might make enemies saying this, I think that so long as you can’t see your socks, they can be worn with shorts. Maybe it’s the lack of a supporting shank in the construction, but I reckon that if, like me, you are a heavy set guy then your feet will be aching like crazy after only a few hours walking around in them.

Again, the sole is comfy and feel like you’re wearing nothing at all, but it’s not stable and doesn’t provide much support. If you’re not sure whether you have flat feet try this: after you get out of the shower next, wait until your foot is mostly dry, but still has some moisture on the bottom, and step onto either a brown paper bag or something else that will mark your wet foot print.Now, you may argue that’s because they’re pretty “basic” so more people like them, which would be a fair point. I picked up the desert boot in Beeswax, which is a classic, matte brown leather—something similar to what Nathan Clark introduced to the world 70 years ago. Some people consider it a relatively environmentally friendly latex because you can tap rubber trees for rubber without killing them, so there should be less waste involved. I’d say it feels almost like a slipper, in that you can kind of feel it when you step on small rocks and pavement cracks when you’re out and about.