Viking Boots From The Early Middle Ages, Brown

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Viking boots from the early Middle Ages, brown

The design of the calf-high boots offered here is based on archaeological finds in York (the earliest Jorvik ) and Haithabu ( Hedeby ). These leather boots can be attributed to the 9th and 10th centuries, so they can definitely be described as Viking boots.

The boots are made of high-quality buffalo leather and have a nailed leather sole. The side buttons are variable in length so the boot can be adjusted to fit individual calf circumferences.

Comfort at the instep and ankle is greatly increased by making 1 to 3 cm long cuts in the center under the flaps, depending on the required fit.

Details:
- Material: buffalo leather
- Thickness: approx. 2.5 to 3 mm
- Nailed leather sole, approx. 5 mm thick
- Height: approx. 34 cm
- Color: brown
- Available in sizes: 39 to 45

Attention:
The robustness of shoes based on historical patterns may not meet modern requirements! They are quite sensitive to asphalt, concrete blocks, and gravel. These floor coverings did not exist in the Middle Ages! Therefore, we recommend using trippes, insoles if necessary, or fitting them with rubber soles from the shoemaker of your choice. We would also like to point out that leather is a natural product, and variations in color and/or grain are quite common. Therefore, no two pairs of these leather shoes are alike, and the images above are for illustrative purposes only.

This is a ulfberth ® product.