Product Details
- Size: 11 D(M) US
- Color: Leather Brown
- Brand: Chaco
- Model: Credence Tall Nurl
- Fabric type: leather
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 4.00 pounds
Features
- Credence Tall Boot
- LUVSEAT X01 platform will provide you with the arch support and durability that you'll need for a trek
- ChaPU midsole will offer you long-lasting durability
- Non-marking Vibram Nurl outsole offers excellent traction in cold and ice
Chaco Men's Credence Tall Vibram Burly Boots - Leather Brown 11 - Regular
Product Description
Comfort and performance combine in the Chaco Men's Credence Tall Vibram Burly Boots. Seam taped to keep out the elements and featuring a Vibram outsole for reliable traction in varying conditions, these pull-on boots are perfect for winter excursions. With a pigskin sockliner and lasting arch support, the Chaco Credence Tall Vibram Burly Boots for men are a cold-weather must-have.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By jenn
I got these for my husband to wear to work. He says they are very comfortable and I love the industrial, yet stylish (rugged) look they give him as he works.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Austin Minnesota
I have the "winter" version of these boots, also (Chaco Credence Wool Waterproof Boot - Men's). They are wool lined and warm, and I like them very much.I wanted the lighter-weight boots coming into spring and summer (Chaco Credence Tall Boot - Men's). They look pretty similar, and I expected to have -more or less- the same boot.There are a few key differences:1. Width. The Tall Nurl is very narrow, whereas the Wool Nurl is wider (thus fitting my fat feet better).2. Ease. The Tall Nurl -as should be expected- has a taller shaft: 10 inches vs. the Wool Nurl's 8 inches. However, this is just enough of a difference, combined with the narrower footbed, to make them more difficult to get on and off. Perhaps they will stretch out over time and be easier to deal with.3. Arch support. The Wool Nurl has excellent arch support; these are mediocre at best.4. Break-in time. With the Wool Nurl, I started wearing them immediately - first around the house for a few days. It became apparent after only two days around the house that they didn't need any more breaking in, and I started to wear them outside the house. I wore these boots almost every day for 6 months and never had a problem.The Tall Nurl, on the other hand, is different. Again, the combination of taller and narrower means these are tough on my heels. Around the house, they rubbed under my ankles a little, where the folds of the leather were not stiff and bunched up. My main "test drive" was the weight difference, and I liked that, so I decided to keep them and start wearing them out of the house. They were not what I would call comfortable, but they weren't terrible. I figured they had a longer break-in period, for whatever reason. A month later: I went for a walk around the neighborhood one evening. After about 20 minutes, I was starting to feel that rubbing much more than I wanted to. 30 minutes in, it was starting to be painful, and I could tell blisters were forming. I made my way back to the house, but the walk was almost an hour long, and at the end of it I had three large blisters: one under the ankle of my left foot, and one on the heel of each foot.Overall, I am much less pleased with these boots than with their woolly winter counterparts. I found these ones greatly on sale, so I gave them a shot. I wish I'd trusted my instinct and returned them right away.
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