Best Brown Boots i can buy under 100$ I want some strong boots

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>>11928185
Copped some blundstones last january.
Theyre cheap and quite comfy wether its at a music festival or on a night out

>>11928185
There is no such thing as good leather boots at that price. You need 200 minimum for good boots.

You can get clarks malis for 140, but they are super fucking uncomfortable and slippery when wet.

I'd buy some nike sfbs or palladiums in that price bracket.

>>11928185
I bought a pair of Clarks Bushacres for 60$ the other day, and thats probably the cheapest I've ever seen brown leather boots go for. I would reccomend saving up your money and buying a good pair for $200~ like Doc martens, or Chippewas, rather than cheaping out for something of less quality that you will ultimately need to replace in a short time.

>>11929247
Or just save up for a pair of redwings and get some good boots.

>>11928185
Chippewas for a little more than 100 are the lowest I'd go for brown work boots.

timberland have some nice leather boots for a little bit more than 100.

>>11929572
Earthkeepers fall apart at the sole and tongue.

>>11928185
you can get brown Martens 1460

Nice boots start at 400+ and will last you 20+ years if you take proper care of them. Resole them once every 1-2 years for 25 bucks and you done buying shoes for a while.