Knockoff/Poorfag Boots

>>10771606
Just wait and save your money. All you can afford right now are work boots. You can get an entry level fairly decent boot for 300-400 and nice pair of boots for about 700-1000.

Puerhomme, dude9, luire and all those korean rep ones
good quality but not cheap

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You should listen to >>10771631. If you're still insistent on cheaping out, there are some Indonesian boot makers that might fit your needs. Chevalier and Sagara Indonesia will do leather boots for comparatively super cheap prices, but keep in mind that they definitely won't be carminas.

I like my meermins, but for brands like these, keep in mind that the apparently low listed price will only be jacked up due to shipping and duty fees.

>>10771631
I doubt I'll be in a position to spend >$700 on shoes at any point in my life. Or at least for the foreseeable future. So, as far as cheap work boots go, what's the best bang for your buck in terms of style?

>>10771865
Monochrome docs, Red wings or timberland if you dont't mind looking like a wigger

>>10771865
if your not adverse to higher boots corcoran makes some decent boots within your budget

Any alternatives to Viberg service boots? Preferably the black ones

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are these shit?
are these even considered boots?
100 bucks y/n?

>>10771606
get some Chippewa Apaches.
I've had the same pair for about 5 years and they are the best most comfortable boot I've ever owned.
Used them for construction and farm work and are just now starting to crack up and break down from being exposed to mud and moisture but If I use some polish on them they look great, like your pic related op.
I've replaced the soles twice, and the soles that come with the boot aren't the best, but all around great boot.
When they do eventually wear out I will definitely be getting a second pair.

>>10774069
god no