Shoes

[SharkE]

I've ever seen QVC has. Look like mens work boots.

Uncomfortable, ugly, time consuming to put on. Big chunky heel.  Just not for me

[RespectLife]

Well we can't really address the comfort unless we have worn them, can we?

Has a side zip so why would it be any more time consuming to put on than any other boot/shootie?

'Military' style boots have been very popular for many years now.

[piperbay]

I agree. What were they thinking.

[SharkE]

Somebody on the board said they would be good for snow. Um, I don't think so with that big chunky heel on ice ? Give me good ol flats with traction.

they would be good exercise , though. picking up each step with all that weight.

[Bhvbum]

I actually love them, I was considering buying a pair for my daughter, I know she would love them too.  I'm not sure what is so ugly about them, this is the style that has been around for a long time, I've got a number of leather Clark's that are similar in style just not with the printing. (that's the only reason I'm not buying a pair for myself.) They are wonderfully comfortable for walking everywhere. 

I see women in every big city in the world wearing shoes exactly like this in the winter time. I don't wear snow boots every day, and neither do they. 

[MG Chris]

If you are talking about the TSV I thought they were adorable. I would buy them but I have over 40 pairs of boots and can't possibly justify another.  They are very on-trend and cute. 

[RespectLife]

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@SharkE wrote:

Somebody on the board said they would be good for snow. Um, I don't think so with that big chunky heel on ice ? Give me good ol flats with traction.

they would be good exercise , though. picking up each step with all that weight.

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We are opposites today @SharkE   LOL

I live in the snow capital of the Northeast....and have boots with those exact heels.

My favs have a chunky 3" heel.

They are excellent in the snow!!!!!

With those treads on the bottom, they grip the ice and snow very well.

[NicksmomESQ]

I agree with @SharkE .I think they're ugly. For those who like it enjoy your purchase.

[Venezia]

@SharkE - No, they look nothing like mens' work boots.  How many working men have you looked at lately?  

You can't speak to the comfort until you wear them and they have a side zip - how long would that take you to put them on?  And I very much doubt they weigh a lot.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.  I think they're beautifully crafted.

(BTW, I also live in the snowy northeast.  While I wouldn't wear those lovely boots in the slush and snow, the heels and tread wouldn't be the issue.  I just wouldn't want to risk ruining them.)

[ciao_bella]

This particular style has been popular and around for a while now.  Granted, it might not be a style for everyone, but it does appeal to many.  While this style, at my age, isn't what I would gravitate to now, I do love the artisan leather work.  I, personally, don't believe in condemning what others may like.  If you have picked up this TSV, enjoy your purchase.