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I've had these and a grey pair - bought both several years ago for about $40 on Amazon...they're worth about $20 to me anyway. Without a doubt the most painful shoes I ever wore, but they do look nice - anything over 2hrs of wearing or walking more that several hunderd feet...ouch.
Clarks Bushacre 2 chukka boots are valued for their clean look and, once broken in, can be comfortable enough for all-day wear. The upper appears more like leather than suede, and the boots can feel good with thick socks or an added insole. Break-in is real, though, with ankle rubbing, limited arch support, and some reports of pain after longer walks. Traction is a weak point, especially in rain or snow, and durability concerns include sole separation, creasing tears, and water seeping through cracks.
Shoppers who prioritize a sharp-looking everyday boot, because the silhouette looks great even when comfort is mixed.
They can be comfortable for all-day use after a break-in period, and some wearers find them comfortable even for walking, carrying kids, and running errands. Others report little arch support and discomfort after a couple of hours, so fit and foot shape matter.
Yes, the gum soles are reported to have very poor traction, with some saying they have essentially zero grip in rain or snow. They can also be extremely squeaky on some tile floors.
Yes. The ankle area can cut into the ankles at first, so thick socks for the first few wears can help. After breaking in, they can become comfortable enough for long days.
Some pairs have had the rubber sole separate and the upper crack at the bend point, and water can seep through cracks over time. Clarks customer service has offered replacement options, and a replacement pair reportedly lasted longer.
I got these a few years back. The rubber sole started separating BUT.. their customer service was top notch and gave me a few options to choose from as a replacement.
I fixed it with some glue but then the outer part where the crease is where you bend with your feet started tearing.
The replacement that I picked is still kicking strong. Lasted a lot longer than this beeswax variant.
I wonder if they fixed these since then since that was like 5 years ago lol
I've had these and a grey pair - bought both several years ago for about $40 on Amazon...they're worth about $20 to me anyway. Without a doubt the most painful shoes I ever wore, but they do look nice - anything over 2hrs of wearing or walking more that several hunderd feet...ouch.
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I've had these and a grey pair - bought both several years ago for about $40 on Amazon...they're worth about $20 to me anyway. Without a doubt the most painful shoes I ever wore, but they do look nice - anything over 2hrs of wearing or walking more that several hunderd feet...ouch.
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Clarks Bushacre 2 chukka boots are valued for their clean look and, once broken in, can be comfortable enough for all-day wear. The upper appears more like leather than suede, and the boots can feel good with thick socks or an added insole. Break-in is real, though, with ankle rubbing, limited arch support, and some reports of pain after longer walks. Traction is a weak point, especially in rain or snow, and durability concerns include sole separation, creasing tears, and water seeping through cracks.
The boots can feel comfortable for extended activity after a break-in period.
Customer service can offer replacement options when the sole separates or tears.
The boots can look great while still supporting all-day wear for active use.
Thick socks can help reduce ankle discomfort during the initial break-in.
The gum soles can become extremely squeaky on some tile floors.
Traction can be poor in rain or snow, including reports of zero traction.
The boots can feel painful after about two hours of walking or extended distance.
Water can seep through cracks over time, which may require glue repairs.
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I fixed it with some glue but then the outer part where the crease is where you bend with your feet started tearing.
The replacement that I picked is still kicking strong. Lasted a lot longer than this beeswax variant.
I wonder if they fixed these since then since that was like 5 years ago lol
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