Crockett & Jones Molton Review! As Seen in No Time to Die.

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @unclebadger
    @unclebadger Год назад +5

    I bought these earlier this year and absolutely love them. Yes they are expensive but they last forever and seem to be getting better with wear

  • @navigatelegalservicesllc
    @navigatelegalservicesllc Год назад +4

    I have a pair and these are my most important casual shoe from October to May. I live in Oregon where it rains a lot. I wear these all the time and have been in downpours and they keep my feet dry and the rough out suede is hard wearing I have little maintenance to do afterwards with them. And besides the practicality of them for me, they are just cool because Bond wears them!

    • @BondsApartment
      @BondsApartment  Год назад

      Awesome man! That’s great to hear. Glad you’re enjoying them!

  • @Re.Configured
    @Re.Configured Год назад +2

    I find these surprisingly more comfortable than any shoe I own. I’ve worn them all day at festivals and whatever without discomfort. I’ve had them since they came out, don’t worry about scuffs… just take a regular pencil eraser to remove any stains and use some sort of bristle brush to blend it back to normal after. Also I applied a light layer of water repellant spray over them

  • @rhysjones4281
    @rhysjones4281 2 месяца назад

    Bought these about 4 years ago. Wear them a lot, will last a lifetime. The soles are extremely durable. I’ve changed the laces once.

  • @TheBondExperience
    @TheBondExperience Год назад

    Well done...love the aerial shot....are the front scuffed up?

  • @TeslaRules1856
    @TeslaRules1856 6 дней назад

    Looking at the dressier Brecon model in country calf, storm welted

  • @monochromebluess
    @monochromebluess Год назад

    Thanks for the review. I have now ordered a pair thanks to your recommendation

  • @DanielGaster
    @DanielGaster Год назад

    Lovely boots! I tried these on in London, having had C&J before, however I had to size down by a half with this last.
    Haven’t pulled the trigger yet, but my oldest C&J are the Tetbury and they are nearly 10
    Years old, and are worn a lot.
    I’ve always bought the shoe trees with mine, keeps them in good shape, stop any odour and easier to polish them.

  • @viasartoria
    @viasartoria Год назад +3

    If you want to prolong the life of these wonderful boots, always use shoe trees. Don’t need to get the original C&J ones, decent cedar trees from Amazon will do.

    • @loducawarrior
      @loducawarrior Год назад +1

      Agree. I use cedar shoe trees for all my shoes, especially for the good ones.

  • @roadrunner793
    @roadrunner793 Год назад

    We have the same scenario my shoe size fluctuate between those two sizes (10 & 10.5). I'm buying a Molton but don't know my fitting on this shoes, I would like to ask you order 9.5Uk how slightly big are the shoes on your feet?

  • @The.Bond.Mentality
    @The.Bond.Mentality Год назад

    Another great review! Just reinforces my interest in purchasing a pair for myself. Your reviews usually cost me money!

  • @richyclubsport5155
    @richyclubsport5155 6 месяцев назад

    I live in Northamptonshire borders Crockett and Jones and Trickers are 20 minutes away, the best a man can get in this price range. I own several pairs from both, especially like the rough out suede Coniston they get better with age and wearing

  • @Visqo1
    @Visqo1 Год назад +1

    It is a nice pair of boots. I wanted to get the Specter double monk boot/shoes but the price at that time was prohibitive. I ended up getting a similar version from Paul Evans but in the back of my mind I still want the OG. Maybe I will get these ones instead.

  • @unknown81360
    @unknown81360 Год назад

    I'm deciding between getting these or the tetbury chukka's... These are much more unique but im in an office all day..

  • @paulrennie6112
    @paulrennie6112 Год назад +2

    No need to baby,Crockett and jones are made to last decades. They come up looking brand new when you treat them. I recommend checking the channel ‘the elegant Oxford’ to give you a bit of knowledge to look after them!

    • @matthewhelm3035
      @matthewhelm3035 Год назад

      Very true. Best pair of boots I’ve owned. 🥂

  • @timothythegreat6294
    @timothythegreat6294 11 месяцев назад +1

    wearin em right now 🎉

  • @tnetroP
    @tnetroP Год назад

    Lovely boots. May I suggest a relatively budget version for those of us who don't wish to spend quite so much? Loake Pimlico in brown calf. There is no question that the C&G are better in every way and screen accurate. But the Pimlico's are a good hand made mid range option to achieve a very similar look.

    • @coloradocolorado1527
      @coloradocolorado1527 Год назад

      Looks do not last. Had 2 pairs = waste of money. CJ every day of the week

  • @jproog41
    @jproog41 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this!

  • @jsadowski5
    @jsadowski5 Год назад

    I love those boots and wear them all the time!

  • @DGraham-i3y
    @DGraham-i3y 9 месяцев назад

    Chukka boots.
    For stomping divots
    at the polo match.
    Also called desert boots.

  • @coloradocolorado1527
    @coloradocolorado1527 4 месяца назад

    Love them but I am between sizes unfortunately. I like them so much that I am even tempted to get them nevertheless!!

  • @krock5150
    @krock5150 Год назад

    Very nice review

  • @sistraininggear1053
    @sistraininggear1053 Год назад +2

    I bought these this summer and love them! My only concern is the fear I have of scuffing them up every time I wear them haha! But they are beautiful and so well constructed!

    • @BondsApartment
      @BondsApartment  Год назад

      My fear as well! We’ll have to get the stuff to treat themn

    • @navigatelegalservicesllc
      @navigatelegalservicesllc Год назад +1

      They won’t scuff in the traditional sense. They are very hard wearing because of the rough out suede. In another RUclips video, I’ve seen someone take a knife to a rough out suede shoe and they don’t slice/penetrate the leather. I know from personal experience, I’ve nicked them over you name it, branches, furniture, etc. and they don’t scuff.

  • @craigperrott718
    @craigperrott718 Год назад

    True to size?