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Types of Boots 6Desert Boots

Desert boots are mid-cut shoes designed by Nathan Clark, one of the founders of Clarks, based on the chukka boot. Basically, like the chukka boot, the Desert boot is short, with a few holes and laces that tie around the ankles, but unlike the chukka boot, which uses the front leather (silver side), the Desert boot uses the back leather (floor side). In addition, desert boots use a rubber sole (crepe sole), and the stitch-down method is used to prevent sand from getting in.

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Types of boots 7Military boots/tactical boots/combat boots/army boots

Military boots is a general term for boots used by the military. The most orthodox combat boots for combat, tactical boots for special forces, jump boots for paratroopers, jungle boots for subtropical regions, desert boots for desert regions, etc. are made of the most suitable materials, shapes, colors, and functions for high performance according to each environment and situation. and colors, and functionality.

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Types of Boots 8Monkey Boots/Lineman Boots

Monkey boots are boots with an external shuttlecock and shoelaces attached to the toe. They are said to have been so named because their design looks like a monkey’s face when viewed from the front.

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Types of boots 9Country boots/full brogue boots

Country boots were created at the end of the 19th century as boots used by English aristocrats for countryside walks and hunting. They feature wingtips with external blades decorated with medallions and pinking (jagged toe). It is no exaggeration to say that Tricker’s, founded in 1829 in Northampton, England, known as a sacred place for shoemaking, is the father of country boots.

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Types of Boots 10Jodhpur Boots

Jodhpur boots are a short type of riding boots and are commonly used with chaps (row-darn) for riding. They feature an elegant buckled belt that circles the ankle.

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