History of the Clark’s DESERT BOOT

Exploring the history of the Clark’s Desert Boot.
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[@alexthelizardking]

As a Clark's owner myself, I am pleased with this history.

[@tyronewalker5764]

Just got my 1st pair, sweet! But they're tricky to find.

[@SOLESERFER]

Nice! 💪🏼👊🏼

[@tonydoggett7627]

Popular in Australia during the 70’s for workers, school shoes & boy scouts.

[@SOLESERFER]

Thanks for the comment I hope my Aussie accent try wasn’t offensive haha. ✌🏼

[@tonydoggett7627]

@@SOLESERFER it wasn’t the best! few can do it. I can even tell if a mainland Chinese on UA-cam has had an Australian language teacher.

[@paulbailey7641]

Love Clark shoes.

[@SOLESERFER]

Me too! Thanks for the comment ✌🏼

[@MiguelBricaBrac]

The Clark’s never had a shank? It is a greatly comfortable shoe but the lack of a heel shank makes this shoe prone to heel arch collapse after break-in period, especially if the wearer is a plus size person.

[@SOLESERFER]

I never thought about that but I could understand how that would happen with the way the shoes are constructed. Thanks for the comment ✌🏼

[@colinmurphy2127]

Hi
How about a history of The Dr Marten boot please?

[@SOLESERFER]

I never wore them and I just felt someone in the UK would bring a better perspective.