brodequins allemands

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Aren't they the ones that Richard stocks? If they are.. They are close to, if not the most comfortable footwear iI have ever owned. They have de laminated a bit but a bit of glue sorted that and considering that I don't only wear my pair at events but to and from and also occasionally out and about, they have stood up pretty well. I'd certainly recommend them. No I don't get a percentage

Can I echo Kurt koniger , and say also how comfortable they are . I've hiked and climbed extensively with mine in all terrains , bogs , granite , mountains , snow , for 18 months now , and they are almost as good as new . Yes , they are the ones that Richard Underwood stocked , but as to price - £230 direct from the supplier ? Expensive ? No , I don't think so , not for handmade boots , as Graeme Mac said , look how much hand made boots and shoes cost . It's a regular subject on this forum , but you get what you pay for .

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