Are these acceptable boots for Centurion?

[SorenM[TK]]

I just got some Brogini Jodhpurs. They are acceptable for 501 and nice. Not going for Centurion myself. Half size was a bit difficult to get and mine are probably too tight, butthey are reasonably priced and I have no other complaints. No markings other than the pull strap which can be removed.

Congrats on the new boots. But a pair of boots that are too tight, sounds like a challenge when trooping...

No need to remove the pullstrap, as the original boots had one as well.

 

The Broginis are fine for EIB and CEN, they just need a light scuffing

Edited August 18, 2013 by SorenM

[longboard8]

Well the real question its whether I want to send them all the way back to England. I will walk around the house in them a bit first.

 

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[SorenM[TK]]

Well the real question its whether I want to send them all the way back to England. I will walk around the house in them a bit first.Sent from my SGH-T989 using Tapatalk 2

Ok..., depending on their quality a cobbler can sometimes expand them for you.....alternatively, soaking them in water and inserting shoetrees or walking in them when they are wet sometimes works (an old soldiers trick).

[Dough Windtaker]

I didn't want to start another thread, and didn't want to risk hijacking someone else's thread, but this thread seems the appropriate place for my post.  

 

I've been doing some research into boots to get, and here are a couple I have found.  I'd like to know people's opinions on these:

 

 

 

 

hi, i'm a newby but followed the boots strories for a while.

i found these, but i think the seam in the front is not so good or does it not belong?

 

[Dough Windtaker]

as i now read above, the seam is bad