Clarks Men's Bushacre 2 Chukka Boot

They are true to size, comfortable, and they look great.

I bought the Clarks Men's Bushacre 2 Chukka Boots through my account for a friend, and they’re great! The color is a versatile brown that goes with everything. They’re super comfortable and very functional right from the start and durable enough to handle daily wear. The fit is perfect, and they’re easy to slip on and off. They look good for both casual and semi-formal outfits, and for the price, they’re worth it. Great value for money!

Classic shoe but insole is too hard

THEY'RE CLARKS, GREAT BOOT THAT LASTS! NO ISSUES HERE. SIZE DOWN HALF SIZE BECAUSE THEY WILL STRETCH.

They boots look great and are very stylish. They are very uncomfortable and you feet will hurt if you wear these for only half a day. On the actual page it says they have extreme comfort insoles with padding. Unless I just got a bad pair this is a complete lie. The heel padding is less thick than a tee-shirt and the upper part of your foot has zero padding at all. you can literally click your nail and it will sound hard like wood. Looks are great but saying these are comfortable is a complete lie unless you like walking on hardwood.

The Clarks Bushacre 2 in Beeswax was my second pair of dessert boots. I made the purchase with the consideration of quality and style in mind. Nearly 6 months later of wearing them atleast 3 times a week, they still look great considering their cheap price tag.In terms of construction, the Bushacres are made with full-grain leather uppers (albeit of a lower grade than more expensive shoes), featuring what appears to be a fabric lining. The main difference between these and Clarks Desert Boots are the rubber soles used in the Bushacres, which are harder than the soft crepe soles used in the Desert Boots. Due to the pillow-like comfort of crepe soles, many choose the Desert Boots over these. However, I chose these for what should be better durability than crepe. Besides, the tendency for crepe to become dirty and discoloured was one aspect that I decided I’d be better-off without. I have the original Clarks Desert Boots in grey and the soles are pretty black from dirt accumulating over time. Thee soles are holding up pretty well, I am considering getting these resoled with Dainite soles after they’re worn down. They have been through one winter full of snow.As far as sizing goes, I bought a full size down and with thick socks for the winter time, they fit perfectly. They took some time to break in and are now one of my more comfortable shoes. They do run wide but thats fine with me.I am just starting my sartorial journey and these are a perfect fit for me despite what some consider a sloppy unstructured aestheic. They look great with a pair of jeans for the I just chopped some wood look. And they look great for with khakis for the I'm a man but still stylish look.Over all at the end of the day they are an affordable pair of shoes made with good materials. Take good care of them and they'll good great.We are prime members so as always quick delivery.

Value for my money not heavy light weight, very strong shoe and fits comfortably. Got it as a gift and it was a great choice. Made for warm or cold weather.

These shoes look beautiful on the outside but are deadly within.They are truly a beautiful shoe & look great on my husband. But with each step he takes he says it's like walking on knives.He's tried to break them in wearing them for little bits of time over the last month, but he has given up. Im so sad, now he's back to wearing his Dad tennis shoes - ugh!