Clarks Men's Desert Boot Bushacre 3 Chukka

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These boots are classic chukkas and will suit a range of styles. You can pair them classically with denim trousers and a button-down shirt or smarten up with a blazer or cashmere sweater.

Clarks Bushacre vs Desert Boots: Which Is the Better Choice? Clarks Bushacre vs Desert Boots: Which Is the Better Choice?

It is possible to resole Clarks Desert Boots—in fact, many choose to replace them with more durable materials such as leather. By being able to resole the boots, you can effectively extend the lifespan of the pair. If you are in between sizes or have wide or narrow feet, it may be helpful to consider a half-size up or down or a width size that is specifically designed for your foot type. It is also a good idea to consider the specific fit of the shoe and how it feels on your foot. The Bushacre 2 and the Bushacre 3 both have a relaxed, casual fit, but you may prefer one style over the other based on the fit and feel of the shoe on your foot. Comfort: Clarks Bushacre 2 boots have a padded footbed and a soft lining, which makes them very comfortable to wear. Like the Bushacre 2, the Bushacre 3 boots have a padded footbed and a soft lining, which makes them very comfortable to wear as well. The runner up Bushacre 3 also has a removable multi-density Ortholite insole, but it’s a more basic unit with no zone mapping tech and no leather topper. The “Originals” Desert Boot has a burgundy ¾ length leather insole that’s glued down to the support board/midsole. This piece of leather is essentially just decorative because there’s no real cushioning here, but the foam heel pad is a nice touch. The Bushacre 2 technically also has a ¾ length fabric insole that’s glued down, but it’s thinner than your Hanes t-shirt. Does that even count? Both the Clarks Bushacre 2 and Bushacre 3 have a similar price point, which may make it more difficult for an average consumer to choose one over the other.The Desert boot, on the other hand, is fitted with a crepe sole. These types of soles are comfortable to wear for long periods at a time and they also deliver excellent traction on dry ground. However, they can be slippery in wet conditions. Finally, the Clarks Bushacre 3 has a cushioned insole and padded tongue and collar, which may make it more comfortable to wear for extended periods. The Clarks Bushacre 2 does not have these features. There is no secret with this boot that comfort is key. The box and tags are adorned with branding for the “Extreme Comfort System” and even the midsole has been rebranded as the “Comfort Chassis.” If you’re used to pricy Goodyear welted boots constructed with layer after layer of vegetable tanned leather, you might find the foam unstable underfoot.

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Overall, both the Clarks Bushacre 2 and the Clarks Bushacre 3 use high-quality materials, but the choice between leather and suede will depend on your style preferences and the specific features that you are looking for in a boot. Both materials are durable and long-lasting, but they have different characteristics and may be more suitable for different purposes. Clarks is known for its stylish, chic leather boots, as well as its master craftsmanship and attention to detail. The Clarks Bushacre 2 and the Bushacre 3 are no different – as they are some of the best leather boots Clarks has to offer. The Bushacre boot includes a cushioned insole and a comfortable lining. Although this boot doesn’t feature any next-level technology for comfort, the lining and insole will keep your feet feeling good throughout the day.The Desert boot was designed to be worn regularly and is known for its long lifespan. Similar to the Bushacre, this boot also features a stitch-down construction. Depending on the material, it does offer a certain degree of waterproofing. The most significant difference is the sole: the Bushacre 3 has a hard, vulcanized rubber sole while the Clarks Desert Boot has a cushier crepe rubber sole. The Bushacre boot is made of flexible leather that can keep you comfortable throughout the day. Furthermore, it’s also available in suede for more classic attire. There are many colors available to suit your taste—some of our favorites include Tan, Green, Midnight Blue and Navy Tumble. Considering the price, this sole is decent. I’m not blown away by it, but it’s definitely durable enough to last for a year and a half to two years of consistent wear. Fit and Sizing

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In short, consider the scenario in which you’ll be wearing them. Don’t expect to go too formal (even business casual is a bit of a stretch for these boots). Clarks Bushacre 2 Review First ImpressionIn comparison, the Bushacre, is a recent release, in 2005. The inspiration is taken from the style of the Desert boot but paired with a more durable sole. It was designed to suit a classic look while providing you with a reliable grip wherever you go. Another difference is the sole. The Clarks Bushacre 2 has a crepe sole, which is made of a soft, spongy rubber material that is flexible and provides good traction. The Clarks Bushacre 3 has a rubber sole, which is more durable and provides better traction on slippery surfaces. Because of this, the boot will rarely need conditioning and the leather is fairly water resistant without being treated. I wouldn’t take the Bushacre out in a rainstorm because it doesn’t stand much of a chance at keeping your feet dry, but at least there’s consolation knowing that if you get caught in the rain or step in a puddle, the leather won’t get water stains or shrink too much. We recommend choosing leather over suede if you want a more durable, weather-proof boot. However, if you live in drier areas and want something stylish, suede is an excellent choice since they do go better with formal settings. Related: How to Wear Chukka Boots] The Bushacre 3 (left) vs the Desert Boot (right) Clarks Bushacre 3 vs Desert Boots