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Doctor Martens |
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24/11/00 (124 review reads) |
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Advantages: Great boots
Disadvantages: breaking in is tough
Oh Doctor Martin your boots are so neat, They feel so sweet upon my feet. I walk along without a care, In your bouncy airware Bad poetry aside Doctor Martins are the finest thing you can put on your feet. My first pair I got when I was 12, and I've worn them on and off ever since. I wont go on about the stitching or the soles (but when I was 12 I did think it was cool I could walk through acid!!) but I will go on about how comfortable they are. They do take a bit of breaking in but once they've been broken they yours forever. I realised this when after 18 months of constant wear (I did change my socks) I had to resole them and I was lost whilst they were repaired. ***UPDATE*** Someone mentioned to me that the leather on the toe joint of the Docs tend to crack, it's true. I had an old pair that did that, some "Dubbin" or vaseline soon sorts it out, though this does tend to collect the dirt. This doesn't apply to the Nubuc pair I have. *********** They can be a little expensive, about £60, but they are cheaper and a lot more durable than for instance caterpillars. And Doc's will never go out of fashion (I hope)
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- 12/12/00 I still have mine from 10 years ago!!! I do still wear them on occasion although they look a little battered now! They dont do too well in citric acid though :o) |
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- 24/11/00 I used to wear Docs because they weren't in fashion! 26 years old and I'm still anti-fashion but I don't wear Docs any more. Read my opinion to see why! |
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