The First Pattern of Boot, Combat, Tropical was issued from 1960, replacing the earlier style with buckled top. This boot features a Direct Molded Sole, and is distinguished from later patterns with leather reinforcing strips at the top and back. It also had flat laces. We are not able to replicate the nylon mesh insole of this boot. All sizes are Wide.
What period do these boots represent?
These are reproductions of the First Pattern of Boot, Combat, Tropical. This pattern was issued from 1960. It replaced an earlier style that had a buckled top.
What are the distinguishing features of this boot pattern?
This boot pattern is distinguished by its leather reinforcing strips at the top and back. It also features flat laces. The sole is a Direct Molded Sole.
How do these boots fit?
All sizes of these boots are Wide. The fit is a little looser than original boots. The canvas may tighten up after getting wet, which can affect the fit.
What are the materials used in these boots?
The boots feature a Direct Molded Sole made of quality rubber. They have leather reinforcing strips at the top and back. The inner footbed is not made of leather.
Are the laces accurate to the original design?
The laces on these boots are flat. They compare well to the original laces.
Is the heel seam historically accurate?
Some boots ship without the distinctive heel stitch that gives a curved shape to the heel. At least some, if not all, original first pattern boots also lacked this heel seam.
These answers are generated automatically from this product's own description and from customer reviews. They are a guide only and we take no responsibility for their accuracy. If a detail matters to your purchase, please ask us about this item to confirm it before ordering.
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