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Average Customer Rating:   4.5 out of 5 (based on 29 ratings)
Sometimes you just want to keep it on the down low. We understand, we've been there. That's the whole point behind the Field Armor Chukka. It's still got the aluminum midfoot buckle, reinforced heel & toebox, and a wicked little shifter pad. Basically, tons of hardcore protection for your feet, but in a slightly shorter chassis.
- Durable leather/nylon upper.
- Leather chassis provides support & protection.
- Breathable inserts.
- Injection molded plastic toe & heel armor.
- Rubber shifter interface panel.
- Midfoot buckle for an ultra secure fit.
- Street riding specific sole.
- Imported.
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By david from Suffern, NY
Pros: Excellent fit, with ease in putting them on and off. Comfortable to walk in. Survives drizzle, but haven't tested in real wet. Casual appearance, just a hint of "motorcycle" with the clip.
Cons: Toe box is slightly large. This is great for comfort, makes shifting a little tight. Worth while tradeoff.
I have a size 8, slightly wide foot and these boots are comfortable. Tread design is aggressive, great for foothold while walking, but holds some dirt. Comfortable enough to hike in. Recommend product, particularly if toes get cramped, you don't want to shout motorcycle and you plan on outdoor walks etc once you arrive.
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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 (based on 29 ratings)
| Great boots if you have to walk after the ride |
By Craig L from San Marcos, CA
Pros: Good fit right from the start. Seem well made and should offer good protection if called upon. Good looking enough to wear when off the bike for general wear. Vents do let some air in--great in the summer. Black shoes clean up easily, but I wouldn't be able to keep the light tan ones looking good.
Cons: Almost none, but I did notice that they sell replacement plastic buckles. That is a little worrysome, implying that they may break. They do seem a little cheap compared to the quality of the rest of the boot. Now I don't know if I should order some extra buckles just in case they break in the future after this model is discontinued. I expect to wear them for years.
Sizing Info: Fits true to size
Additional Sizing Notes: Some comments suggested going one half size larger. I didn't and am glad. I normally wear a 9.5. That's what I ordered and the fit was perfect.
Comments: Contrary to some comments, I didn't think they were any clunkier than the other hiking Chukka boots I have. The main reason I bought them was because the tall boots I have worn for years are very... (Read the rest of this review)
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
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| Good buy! |
By Kyle from Anytown, USA
Pros: Quality, durability, looks, comfort, and price.
Cons: Fit 1/2 a size to big on me. A little bulky. And the buckle is made of plastic (seems very strong, but still, why not a metal buckle?).
Sizing Info: Fits 1 size larger
Additional Sizing Notes: I wear a 10.5 in everything, and these boots are a little big for me. I should have got a 10. But they are great quality, and they look excellent. At first I thought they were really bulky but after a quick ride I dont care. They are very comfortable, and look aggressive. They are worth the money and Kneedraggers has the best price on them.
Comments: Overall I would have bought these boots again. Actually they are the only boots I would still buy. I didnt want race boots or anything like that. Just a solid comfortable, low rise street boot.... (Read the rest of this review)
3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
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