I can see a flaw in the classic neo puff adder boot.
Actually.,numerous flaws.
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Not sure your ankles would fit 
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didn’t know you cared. swelling is pretty much at a minima ATM, although i have very little flex in the left one. Surgeon suggesting fusion of some of the bones to maintain stability
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Erm 
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Paired with a Hawaiian shirt and shorts like ‘techno Magnum man’ it would be possible to glide into the upper echelons of cuntdom quite effortlessly.
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Nein.
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Apparently not.
My old C & J Tetburys have basically had it, and are now doing my feet, ankles and knees no good at all. I’ve had three pairs over the years, but I think it’s time me and very, very pointy boots finally parted company.
Currently liking these as potential replacements.
How long did they last out of interest.
Outside of John Cooper Clark or Shakey, this is a universal truth.
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That’s a bit of a bold claim with no evidence 
Strangely I can place buying them pretty accurately alongside other things that were going on. December 2013.
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It’s Australian, they are grown on the live bullock before harvesting following stunning.
Can’t C&J rebuild them?
I thought that was one of the reasons for buying cunty shoes in the first place?
The cost of factory resoles these days are hard to stomach.
Try a cobbler, there are plenty of places that will fit a commando sole again for under a hundred.
But they won’t use the original last and rebuild the same way.
What he said 
basically.
A cost not that far off the original retail price to get something that’s at best Trigger’s broom.
I reheel / resole if it makes sense, but sooner or later shoes will lose any semblance of structure and it’s time for the bin.
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