Clarks Men's Bushacre 2 Chukka Boot

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Leather requires a “breaking-in” phase. This period can be hard on sensitive feet. You can assist the process by using a leather conditioner or a shoe stretcher. Learn everything you need to know in our article on how to stretch leather boots. It is possible to resole Clarks Desert Boots—in fact, many choose to replace them with more durable materials such as leather. By being able to resole the boots, you can effectively extend the lifespan of the pair.

The Clarks Bushacre 2 starts at a slightly lower price point of 45 USD and can go as high as 60 USD. Clarks Bushacre 3 on the other hand starts at 100 USD and can go as high as 150 USD. In comparison, the Bushacre, is a recent release, in 2005. The inspiration is taken from the style of the Desert boot but paired with a more durable sole. It was designed to suit a classic look while providing you with a reliable grip wherever you go. Both of these shoes are affordable for anyone, which is a great value for any shoe to have, especially if you’re not planning to break the bank for a pair of shoes. Clarks Bushacre 2 vs 3 – Which One Stands Out? Finally, the Clarks Bushacre 3 has a cushioned insole and padded tongue and collar, which may make it more comfortable to wear for extended periods. The Clarks Bushacre 2 does not have these features.

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Got somewhere to be? Here are the pros and cons of the Clarks Bushacre 3 so you know if it’s right for you. Pro This can make the choice between the two shoes quite difficult for the average consumer. This is why we’re going to go over the crucial differences, so that you, the consumer can make the best choice according to your needs. Let’s get started. Difference Between Clarks Bushacre 2 and Clarks Bushacre 3 Leather Quality This boot is very simple—the upper is attached to the sole by a single stitch around the welt. Because there are only two eyelets, this boot is easy to slip on and off, so it makes for a great casual footwear option. Leather Quality and Care years ago, Nathan Clark brought a version of the Desert Boot home from abroad after the second World War. His family business put it into production and the boot became renowned worldwide. Oddity: The “Clarks” logo embossed at the heel. The other competitors don’t have that. Could be a deal breaker for some.

They were wearing suede boots that were specially made to be lightweight while providing exceptional traction on sand. These boots were made in a bazaar in Cairo, which prompted the name “Desert.”The Desert boot was designed to be worn regularly and is known for its long lifespan. Similar to the Bushacre, this boot also features a stitch-down construction. Depending on the material, it does offer a certain degree of waterproofing.

The shaft is slightly shorter than the Bushacre—measuring at 4.25 inches from the arch. The heel counter is suede-lined to bring you more stability. The Desert boot is available in leather and suede, whichever you prefer. One question that’s often asked is whether the boot is made of genuine leather or synthetic—Clarks claim to use only real leather.There’s a lot of heel slip for this style of boot. Because there are just the two eyelets, your foot won’t feel super secure right away. But if the width is good and the boot fits in the toe, your heel will sink in as the leather forms around your foot and that heel slip should go away. Break-in Period

Many brands make desert boot-style footwear. However, it was first designed by Clarks. Nathan Clark was stationed in Burma along with the British Army during World War II, he was inspired by the shoes off-duty officers wore.About the Author: Adam Terry is a thirtysomething salesman in the HVAC and hydronics industry. He enjoys bourbon, boots, sneakers, raw denim, and working on his dad bod father figure. The Desert boot also runs big. Wearers have found that it’s best to choose half a size to a full size smaller. They also tend to stretch readily when used regularly, which will make them feel larger. To work out how to get the best fit read our Clarks Desert boots sizing guide. Both the Clarks Bushacre 2 and the Clarks Bushacre 3 are classic, casual men’s boots that are popular for their comfort, style, and versatility. Let’s look at some of their advantages and disadvantages to see which one may be up to your liking. The leather quality is comparable between the two, though the Bushacre 2 is a bit stiffer. That said, the finishing and construction on the Bushacre 2 is better.