Men's Country Boots By Tricker's | The World's Best Country Footwear

Each pair of Tricker's Country Boots are hand-made within our Northampton factory in England by craftsmen and women using traditional methods, and to the same exacting standards that first established our reputation. There are 260 processes used to make each pair from start to finish.

Our uncompromising standards of craftsmanship and use of honest materials, are values that have been preserved and developed through five generations and are observed as resolutely today as they were in 1829. When you choose Tricker’s, you never have to choose between practicality, durability and style.

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[illitrait]

...despite the lovely footage in this video, it is not advisable to attempt to walk down fallen trees while wearing leather-soled country boots (Tricker's or otherwise).

[charlesrenniemacki]

Nobody is going to go tramping around muddy woods and fields in a £450 pair of boots - the same as nobody actually drives off-road in an £80, 000 Range Rover. I don't know why I'm writing this but I do know that I need to get out more.

[Muhammad_Sausage]

I bought a pair of Trickers Bourton Suede on a Dainite sole and one of the shoes is so uncomfortable underneath the ball of the foot. I sent them back to Trickers for repair but they did nothing, and said there was no fault with them. I have two other pairs of Trickers and another 8 pairs of Cheaneys with no problem whatsoever.

Does anyone know why the shoe is so uncomfortable? Is it a problem with the cork layer? I even snipped off the studs on the Dainite sole as they seemed to be pushing up through my foot when I walked. It did ease the problem slightly, but this shoe is still very uncomfortable when I stand up .

Perhaps I should let Prince Charles know that he has given a Royal Warrant to a load of garbage