Service Boot 2030 C.F. Stead Oak Naked Kudu

All our Viberg Service Boots are on a single E width, we suggest sizing down one full size from your standard sneaker size or brannock measurement. Consider sizing down a half size if you have a wide foot.

Viberg's Service Boot is directly based on their original model, first produced in 1931. A similar pattern was also used by multiple nations as a standard issue military boot during WWII, however Viberg's quintessential Service Boot is modeled after the Canadian military's WWII Service Boot pattern.

C.F. Stead's Kudu is sustainably harvested (not farmed) from wild South African Antelope populations, with each hide reflecting the harsh conditions of life on the African Savannah. The result is a leather with a unique combination of softness & durable strength, as well as the truckloads of texture that is inherent to the unique grain of Kudu hides, further exemplified by the scars and natural characteristics of each unique hide. This is Stead's Naked Kudu; a soft, full-bodied Kudu that has been tanned with a fully-aniline finish, giving it an incredible depth of colour and texture, natural pull-up characteristics, and a subtle shine that can be polished up, if so desired. 

• C.F. Stead Naked Kudu
• 2030 last
• Vegtan lined upper
• 9 #2 coffe eyelets
• Leather structured toe
• Antique leather midsole
• Black Dainite Ridgeway soles and heels
• Traditional resoleable Stitchdown construction
• Small batch, limited run production made at Viberg's factory in Victoria, BC
• Includes flat and round waxed cotton laces