Clarks Men's Bushacre 2 Chukka Boot - Timeless Elegance for the Modern Gentleman

David M: I love these boots! Paired them with some Dr. Scholls insoles and wow! The size 14M fit my size 14 foot perfectly! I prefer the harder soles of the Bushacre 2 as they will last longer than the soft rubber ones on the other model.

United States on Mar 19, 2024

Keem: Very nice and comfortable boots.

United States on Mar 07, 2024

Iurii: Great boots, I only wish they were waterproof and a bit more comfy while new. It takes a while to break them in.

Canada on Feb 27, 2024

stefan: Fast delivery. Usually wear 10.5 size, sized down to 10 and perfect fit! Boots are very comfortable, well constructed, and quality/look 10/10. Love them!

Canada on Feb 23, 2024

territory: I will say they look great. They will probably need an extra insole for comfort. Will not handle roughness cosmetically and might scuff but physically a very strong material that can work well universally in all environments. My only complaint is the rubber sole needs divots or deeper traction. I think the bottom might show it's real value in a matter of months. But for an everyday unique show, this fits !

United States on Feb 22, 2024

tyoma: I do know this brand. It's been always perfect. I am happy with my purchase.

Canada on Feb 15, 2024

Alejandro Orozco: Por el precio están muy bien y de muy buena calidad la talla es correcta y solo la piel es un poco rígida pero ese es el estilo

Mexico on Feb 14, 2024

Luis Ayala: Balance costo beneficio

Mexico on Dec 27, 2023

Rico Suave: I couldn't decide which pair of bushacre's to get so I purchased both the 2 and 3 and here is what I've concluded:

- The bushacre 2's are made out of a thicker leather with a firmer temper. More like a traditional boot leather that is stiff and will break in with time.

- The bushacre 3's are made with a much softer leather that is thinner and much more pliable out of the box, no breaking in necessary.

- The bushacre 2's will absolutely need insoles. The hard rubber sole's are made out of a cheaper material (which actually holds up better to long term use than crepe) are HARD on your feet. This is coming from someone who enjoys a hard shoe, the bushacre 2's were too hard even for me. Luckily I had an old pair of clark boots that came with insoles and I used those.

- The bushacre 3's already come with insoles and are much more comfortable out of the box. That said, the insoles are pretty thick, soft and "memory foam-ish". I might have preferred them a bit thinner.

- The bushacre 3's also come with a different sole material, it's much more like crepe... might even be crepe, but it's colored in a way that won't get filthy looking like my original...

United States on Jul 16, 2023

Stutz: First off, yes they are a half to a full size too large. I bought a 10 and I normally buy 10.5 or 11 in sneakers (depending on brand). Also, my shoes are the "Beeswax Leather", which is gorgeous. I see there's also a "Beeswax" option and I don't know if that is different or not. Moving on...

As you will know if you've been researching, these B2s have a synthetic sole vs the "crepe" sole on the ODBs. Clarks touts the cushioning of the crepe sole, so perhaps that is the main selling point. I have to note that the B2 synthetic soles ARE hard and not cushy. I went ahead and dropped in some Dr Scholls gel inserts and I can wear them comfortably all day. I've also read that the leather may be somewhat better on the ODBs and that they have brass eyelets (although it doesn't currently say that on the ODB Amazon description, so it may no longer be the case). One thing is for sure, and that is that the B2 is over $30 cheaper, at $60 vs $96 (Beeswax, size 10M as of 4/15/17).

While the ODB's crepe soles may be more comfortable, a unique cream color, and the more classic style, I like the understated all-brown look you get with the B2. Apparently the crepe soles are also known...

United States on Apr 16, 2017