So what exactly is this style of boot called? A service boot

Yes, if you want some in amazing leather try Viberg. Pull tab is not appropriate for service boots though.

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>>10609522
Any that don't cost $700? The UO boot and the Dayton boot are sold out. I'm trying to stay under $200.

>http://pedantes.pt/product.php?id_product=226

how to cop? it looks like they don't do international?

>>10609569
what arre THOOSe

>>10609569

Get Desert Malis

>>10609493
service boots is okay, engineer boots is another term

historically they're called 9 eyelets becuase a trad boot would be good year welted with 9 eyelets made of a brown leather

however since dayton obv has less eyelets than usual they make up their own names

for an example of a 9 eyelet boot

google
Alden Shell cordovan 9 eyelet

you will see a variety of options from split toe, brogues to a plain cap toe

Technically, those are 7-eyelet plain-toe blucher/derby boots. Terms like "combat boot" and "service boot" are just marketing terms, as far as I can tell.

>>10609569
Anyone know where to get something like this but without the lame, thin sole? I love everything else, but I prefer chunky soles on boots. Just looks better to me.

>>10609569
Chippewa

>>10610638
Chippewa

>>10610638
Check out Chippewa Apaches and Service Boots, and Red Wing Blacksmiths.