moccasin boots

Having spent the last month or so wearing german paraboots due to weather i noticed i was starting to develop a limp (not uncommon with me i have trick knees which disagree with weighty footwear.
i decided i need some lighter weight footwear and wanted some moccasins (i blame Mr Mears early books, Mr Kephart and also Mr Sears for an influence there )
i quick search of evilbay brought these moccasin boots to my attention and so i invested in a pair.
they arrived ruddy fast (so fast they got here before the dispatch email arrived in my inbox!)

i've swapped the laces for standard bootlaces as i don't trust the thonging style too much.
i have just given them a coating of dubbin as i do with all leather footwear just as a precaution.

i've been wearing them for the last few days and so far they seem pretty good.
thought i would share in case anyone else is in the market for light and comfy foot wear.
i reckon when it gets bit dryer they will be good for a mooch in the woods too.

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Ogri the trog

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They look pretty good Sam,
how did you find the sizing of them, did they come up small, large or bang on for the size you ordered?
I fancy a pair of lightweight mooching boots (doing the GPB myself) for the summerm, - if we get one!

Ogri the trog
 
Ogri- i have odd feet that are wide but the size 8 fit bang on for me. whats the gpb? showing my ignorance there
Southey the foot bed isn't too noticeable, some arch support but noting amazing. however as i bought em from a whisper fashion retailer not outdoors specialist store i wasn't expecting much. but pleasantly surprised so far.
 

Corso

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how much grip has the tread got would you say they are fair weather boots or do you think they would do ok in the mud?
 

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