Showing posts with label Yuketen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yuketen. Show all posts

SALE ITEM OF THE WEEK: YUKETEN SNAKE BOOTS


The function of a snake boots is to protect from venomous snake bites while venturing into the wilderness. There are many varieties and styles for this function, all with one thing in common: snakes can't bite you through them. Hence, the name.


These particular snake boots are made by Yuketen Shoes. The combination of brand and design results in a boot that isn't just snake proof, it's any damn thing proof. With super tough Horween leather and hand stitched true moccasin construction to name but a few details, it's basically a Native American version of an engineer boot. Which means that they are as home on a motorcycle as they are hiking in the Grand Canyon. A truly American boot built like a tank and now half off the original price.


Founded in 1985 by designer Yuki Matsuda, Yuketen pays homage to American craft and traditions by seeking out extraordinary examples of footwear and luggage throughout the Appalachians and high Sierras. Each Yuketen piece is made by the hands of highly skilled and experienced craftsmen out of the most durable and precious raw materials.

Yuketen Shoes - Snake Boots
in two tone brown
DETAILS: Made of thick and tough-as-nails leather, these pull-on boots rise to just above the mid-calf and feature a wide Horween leather boot shaft with an adjustable leather strap at the top and a pulling loop at the rear, perfect for tucking pants into. There is an adjustable strap over the ankle, for additional support, true hand stitched moccasin construction, 360 Goodyear welt construction, and a heavy, black rubber, Vibram brand sole. A denim cinch satchel is included.
$874 $437.99
FINAL SALE

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LUMBERJACK GRANDPA OR PUNK ATTITUDE - YUKETEN UPLAND BOOTS - OBVIOUS QUALITY, SUBTLE INTENT

Yuketen - Upland Boot
in black
DETAILS: Made of tough vegetable tanned leather, these mid-calf height, moccasin toe boots are ideal for either town or country. Their rugged construction is complimented by a combination of both 5 lacing eyelets and 5 lacing hooks per side, for superior ankle support to accompany the comfortable and stable foot bed non-marking, black Vibram brand soles. FIT: True to size  ABOUT THE COMPANY: Founded in 1985 by designer Yuki Matsuda, Yuketen pays homage to American craft and traditions by seeking out extraordinary examples of footwear and luggage throughout the Appalachians and high Sierras. Each Yuketen piece is made by the hands of highly skilled and experienced craftsmen out of the most durable and precious raw materials. 
$874


YUKETEN BOOTS NOW ONLINE AND AT THE FIELD HOUSE

As promised, Yuketen boots have arrived in our online store and at the Field House. Thoughtful selection of raw materials, remarkable craftsmanship, and unmatched durability are the defining characteristics of Yuketen's output. Througout his career, designer and footwear maker Yuki Matsuda has devoted a great deal of time to learning about the limitless nuances and rich heritage of his craft. Having culled his inspirations from handmade footwear relics found in America's mountainous regions and a with a reverence for our country's cultural treasures, Matsuda takes to the task of creation with the knowledge of history at his hands. Matsuda's Yuketen brand continues in the traditions of the many mountain-dwelling craftsmen that have come before him, matching in quality the artifacts of the "rugged and refined" American past.


Yuketen Shoes - Upland Boots in Black
$874.00

Yuketen Shoes - Dress Ranger Boots in Scotch Black
$460.00

Yuketen Shoes - Maine Guide Boots in Brown
$506.00

Yuketen Shoes - Johnson in Black
$518.00

Yuketen Shoes - Snake Boots in Two-tone Brown
$874.00




QUICK NOTE: YUKETEN BOOTS ARE HERE!!!






1. Upland Boot $874
2. Maine Guide Boot $506
3. Snake Boot $874
4. Johnson $518
5. Dress Ranger $460

These boots will be heading to The Field House tomorrow and should be online once our photographer gets over the flu.  For more details email: info@blackbirdballard.com