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Corcoran® 10" Historic Leather Military Brown Jump Boot |
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Price: $142.99
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Corcoran® 10" Historic Leather Military Brown Jump Boot
- Much like the military soldiers who wore them, these boots represent the grit and determination of America
- Designed by Corcoran®, this footwear kept our nation on its feet during one of its darkest, most freedom-threatening times -- World War II
- Worn by paratroopers beginning in 1941
- Mil Spec boots feature full-welt construction for extra support
- Steel shanks
- Capped toes
- Double rubber outsoles
- Easy walking heels to ensure all-day comfort
- Made of the finest quality "spit-shineable" leather
- Webbing reinforcement for snug ankle support when running, walking, or jumping
- Double rubber outsole
- Non-trip beveled heel attached with rustproof brass nails
- Height: 10"
- Made in the USA
Color: Brown
WEIGHT: 6 lbs.
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Great boot
Hello! I've had my pair for two years now. They're nice in either the summer or the winter. I had no problems whatsoever with my boot's finish. The one and only problem I had with these boots was using the cheater Kiwi Quick Shine. It streaked no matter how diligent my efforts. In hindsight, there’s no need to use the cheater instant spit shine. The leather finish on these boots is so smooth, that a simple buff shine leaves them with a brilliant luster. If you’re having problems with the finish ghosting for several days after your purchase, you needed to read the instructions and wash the boot. Apparently there’s some sort of moist liquid in the leather from the manufacturing process. It needs to be washed off before you shine them, or so the instructions in the box say. I kept buffing mine until it went away. It took a while. I’m quite sure that this was all my own fault, I probably should have followed the instructions… Once these boots are broken in, they are indeed quite comfortable. Unfortunately, my pair took a blistery long time to break in. About twice as long as other combat boots I’ve owned. If not two weeks, I’d say that it was at least a week. The first week I only wore these boots while I was in the house. I usually do this with all new boots for a week, and then I venture out of the house on short jaunts. By the end of the second week, all my other boots were broken in, and I never got a blister, but with these boots, it was an entirely different story. The long break in period was worth it though because they are now quite comfortable to sport about. Remember, if you like to use the instant shine, don't. I was in the USMC and I still like to wear shiny boots. Using the instant shine on these boots really disappointed me.
Mary
- August 26, 2008
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WORST JUMP I OWN
AFTER WEARING THE BOOT FOR ONLY A FEW DAYS THE FINISH ON THE LEATHER STARTED TO FLAKE OFF DOWN TO THE RUFF LEATHER WORST QUALITY JUMP BOOT IVE EVER OWNED
Adam
- September 10, 2007
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Great Boots
I`ve had a pair of these boots I bought from US Cavalry for over ten years.Mine are the brown WWII style and are period correct for anyone who is into WWII gear.They have worn extemely well and are very comfortable.The leather is also of high quality.
Robert
- January 11, 2007
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Outstanding
The fit is excellent even with the funky shape of my feet, they shine up nicely, great comfort and support and they are historically correct! What more could you ask for!
Grant
- October 27, 2006
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Best boots I have
These are a classic boot. The design has changed little since they first entered action in the 1940s. They are very comfortable after they have been broken in over time and have a great brown leather look. The boots, with leather laces, are historicly on point with those worn by our men in Normandy through Belgium. I hope more people buy these boots and any other Corcoran Jump Boot out there, they are top of the and AR 670-1 aproves them for wear by any soldier (ACU and BDU version only, Brown is obsolete.)
Ian
- October 24, 2006
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