Viberg
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They've pretty clearly reoriented themselves from being a hardcore work boot company to a fashion oriented boot company. I thought I read that around 75-80% of their sales now are service boots. I'm not knocking that- companies need to adapt to survive- but I think their selection going forward is going to be less heavy duty, not more.
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A shame… See I think the copper task IH collab both looks great and is true to their roots.
But if people keep snatching up essentially the same dainty boot, you're right... They're probably just going to pump more out.
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I would really like to see Viberg producing more boots on the 2040 last - particularly in a smooth-out leather and no captoe. To my eye, it looks like the perfect balance between a traditional workboot and a more wearable sleek design. The 2030 is just too pointy and low profile in the toe for my tastes although it does look decent with skinny jeans.
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If 2030 is good enough for Santa's elves, it should be good enough for us.
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^agreed
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Personally, I like the 2030 last.
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I love everything about those but the caps. I think a bit of structure helps the 2030 and 1035 a great deal, to my eye at least.
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I feel like I can slog through anything in these. Which is one of my boot criteria. For that matter, one of my criteria for any expensive gear I buy is that I have to be able to beat it like it owes me money.
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@mclaincausey:
These are really undestroyable aren't they?
Enjoy ya addiction!
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Yep they are @Jordan23 !
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I think my dislike for the 2030 might also stem from the fact that they were murder on the tops of my feet…
If viberg made another boot like davitos I'd be damn tempted.
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One detail of the SJs I may have never mentioned that I really love is that the nap is coarser on the heel counters (a very highly abraded area in a work boot) and lighter on the rest of the boot. It's that kind of attention to detail and practicality that I really appreciate.
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One detail of the SJs I may have never mentioned that I really love is that the nap is coarser on the heel counters (a very highly abraded area in a work boot) and lighter on the rest of the boot. It's that kind of attention to detail and practicality that I really appreciate.
Yes, this is a great detail. I have the same on my Boondockers (also in roughout of course) and the heel leather picks up more indigo off my denim that the rest of the boot which makes for pretty cool evo. And it has it's practical reasons too, as you pointed out.
