Tricker's Malton Brogue Boot Review!!!!

[@keithorbell8946]

I have two pairs of Trickers Stow boots, one brown (about 20 years old), one black. Both have “golf” soles, the brown ones were originally a leather sole, but the last time I got them re-soled I got the golf sole. Wonderful boots, comfortable, smart, long lasting.

[@uncannyfox]

Sander's and Tricker's don't have any connection to each other as far as manufacturing goes except that they are both located in Northampton. Northampton is the shoe manufacturing capitol of the UK. Sander's factory is on Spencer Road and has been there since their old factory burnt down in 1924. Tricker's factory is on St. Michael's Rd and has been in operation since 1904

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Thanks so much, this is exactly the explanation I was searching for!!!!

[@renangaidheal1320]

Would love to see a patina update and a report about break in comfort. Keep it going, Dale.

[@RolloZx]

these things are immense - they take a bit of (controlled) wearing in but the workmanship and quality of materials is absolutely top drawer and if you look after them there is no reason they wont last a lifetime. Getting the right socks is absolutely essential though and will be the key to satisfaction versus frustration - for those of us with fussy feet anyway....

[@darrenhall7454]

I own a pair of Tricker’s Bourton shoes and I can honestly say that they’re the most sturdy, best quality shoes I own. They’re incredible. Of all the shoes and boots I own they’re the ones I reach for most. They just make me smile.

[@cannibalholocaust3015]

I like having Stows because the extra leather can be shown off. Almost everyone I ask to feel/grab the leather is impressed.

[@Theheritagetribute]

Beautiful boots. I am actually going to England next month, I think I'll stop by their store in London! Thanks for another great review my friend 😊

[@DevonReviewer]

The Malton are an absolute classic, the styling, the colour; the colour is unique.. mine are still immaculate after years of wear... great reviews!

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Thanks for checking it out my friend!

[@cdakskid]

I have a pair of Stows in Espresso MC Nasters leather (whatever that is). I really think Tricker's are underappreciated, at least in the US. I absolutely love mine. They are made extremely well and are very comfortable.

[@nicolasguitar7953]

Hello, Tricker's say that the malton is made of bull's hides. I think it's not calf.

[@Daniel-df7fz]

I have always appreciated the 360 degree storm welt.

[@robertatkinson9966]

I have had the same pair of the country bonus now for 35 years, been soled 1 time, will need done again next year. Just bought a pair of the Henry dealer boots, they will see me out, expensive but well worth it !

[@MindbodyMedic]

I have a rare pair of Frostwick longwings, don't think Trickers do this model any longer and its a shame. Also have acorn stow and love them, the leather is sold but is supple as you say. Its a pleasure cleaning them, so they will last a long time.

[@wooxstar]

My first pair of Trickers were the Froswick Longwing. Sadly I didn't research the last fitting properly (4444) and should've half sized down. 8 years, they're still boxed in the cupboard. I really should put them up for sale!

[@kapucinski]

The Froswick was made exclusively for Herrings and it is such a pity that Tricker’s make so few longwings. They are lovely when they do.

[@richyclubsport5155]

Trickers and Crockett and Jones the best a man can get in this price range

[@karlj711]

one thing that sets the Trickers aside (other than the quality that is outstanding) is the toe punching detail on trickers shoes/boots its unique to the brand. Those that know can spot this from some distance. It starts lower to the front of the boot & closer to the welt than other similar shoe makers

[@arindambasu9850]

High time man that some Trickers landed into your collection. My first pair of boots were the stows and they're just brilliant and absolute tanks.

[@DalesLeatherworks]

I can’t agree more!!!

[@stuartschwartz5341]

I believe that the fit 6 Trickers are their wide size. The fit 5 is their version of a standard D. The Maltons are the wider version of the country boot. They’re quite nice.

[@davel2734]

Nice grab on those Dale! I’ve got the acorn stows. The unboxing is at another level for sure. They are really comfortable too. Enjoy!

[@christianbarros1580]

I have a pair of Stow trickers boots, and leather soles, and I can't believe how fast they get worn out, especially at the tip. Not happy. I have another pair of Stows, Dainite soles, and this is not an issue.

[@dyersnider5406]

Another great video. I have a couple of pairs of Trickers in kudu. They are both fabulous. Superb craftsmanship and comfort.

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Glad you like them Dyer!!!!

[@minnesota-hk1vp]

Those look amazing!!!!

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Thanks my man!!!!

[@df540148]

I love my Stows. Not totally in love with the Commando soles on them (makes them so bottom heavy), but overall it's a great last and soft supple Acorn leather.

[@jaysilverstone7221]

Just pick up some tan Loakes Brogue boots, stunning. Also got some trickers in a dark brown with canvas, massive, needs really fat socks. Both pairs make me feel like a gentleman

[@bobbyrobison]

Iconic, break out the corduroy!

[@byN91]

Hi dale, do you have a Crockett jones Coniston Scotch grain? Would love to see a review.

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Not yet! But I’ll add it to the list!!

[@byN91]

Wow Interesting! I cant find a video of yours comparing American vs british made boots? May I have the link if there is?

[@sursorn5575]

Do you have boots by Crockett and Jones ?

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Still not yet!!! I want some, one day

[@robharris7991]

I have a few pairs of trickers, and for me its the acorn stow next, looked at crockett and jones a few times Ross is in the summer sale at the moment in the UK. should go to the factory shops but never find time they are less than 40 minutes away.

[@DrawnInk1]

Great review.

[@bmo125]

You can't beat those Trickers. They're beautiful boots and look outstanding on the foot. They kinda remind me of my C&J Islay boots, but I think the Tricker's are a little cooler in that color .

[@bryanduchane2371]

Have you ever owned a pair of Txture boots?? Received my pair 2 weeks ago and they are amazing!!! Made in Indonesia and cost about 1/3 of what they are worth when comparing to equal quality footwear,..

[@DalesLeatherworks]

I’ve reviewed some TXTURE they’re amazing

[@liamchoi9774]

Oh looks so durable! which boots are the most durable boots you have? I am looking for the long lasting leather boots tho.

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Most durable? Idk but these are up there!

[@kato2395]

Nicks?

[@jyourkin9998]

Congrats! Welcome to the #mytreasuredtrickers family!!!! I have a few Trickers in the collection!!!

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Thanks my friend!! So happy to finally join the team!!!

[@krystjanchanerley9288]

How do these boots fair for you know ? Will you do another review ?

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Yes! They’re wonderful every time I wear them

[@krystjanchanerley9288]

@@DalesLeatherworks Glad to hear it , they are expensive .

[@krystjanchanerley9288]

@@DalesLeatherworks Do you think Trickers use full grain leather insoles ?

[@JJ-mf8ru]

Hi Dale, how does the Malton UK 8.5 in 6 fitting compare with your fit in Trubalance? I’m a US 9E in Trubalance (CXL) and a US 9EE in Barrie (Cordovan), and was told I should get the UK 8 (in 6 fitting) for a Malton (4497S last). Thanks for the advice.

[@mariogiardinazzo8381]

The Malton is the stow on steroids. It has the commando it’s hide sole and the storm welt is waxed as well for a more waterproof boot. Almost all the English footwear is made in Northampton, the footwear Mecca of England. I recently purchased both the brown nut Dublin stow and the navy cxl stow from @divisionroad and they replaced my Malton. However after this video I think I want the Malton again but in the right size. Lol absolutely awesome job my brother!!!! Wear them in good health and they look amazing on you!!!! Cheers!!!

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Thanks so much brother!!! This wouldn’t have been possible without you!!

[@dechalertsumitkul8066]

If you can order a pair of boots which shoe makers will you choose. Onderhouds, Tahura, Quan or Flame Panda.

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Quan and Tahura have the shortest wait times at the moment!

[@Mightycaptain]

Out of all the boots you own. Which one would you grab to walk 10 miles in?

[@DalesLeatherworks]

If it’s on flat ground/trails: any of my Grantstone boots on a nice thick leather sole to ensure I have the proper amount of shock absorption and moisture wicking!!

[@charlesvera7541]

So what size are you US? Are you size 9US and went to a size 8UK? I want to get one but unsure what size is for me

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Yes! I’m 9 brannock, 8.5 in most US boot brands, and a UK 8

[@neilosborne716]

Lovely pair of boots, please show break in on KZbin as I am not on Instagram.

[@ELCAPATAZ]

Antonio Maurizi shoes are a DSW brand. Enough said.

[@blackwingvisuals5017]

Cheany Brogue boots are available right now as I type in on eBay UK brand new old stock 55 pounds UK!

[@kennyh8612]

Got a pair of black trickers stow for £250 fair chuffed

[@philippedemontauvant5565]

The Maltons are wingtip derbies, the Aldens are longwing bluchers, different concept.

[@mrvertigo23]

I have a classic Stow boot and the Burgundy Henry Brogue- beautiful footwear. I've had many people compliment them. The rest of me looks like a bag of crap!

[@DalesLeatherworks]

I can relate!!! Nice boots my man!

[@bryanduchane2371]

I'm your shoe wall, I don't see any "work boots". Do you ever review or own a pair of serious Work boots??

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Never

[@j.mahoney1178]

I'm not a fan of Trickers, give me Crockett & Jones over Trickers, the Crockett & Jones are much better-looking boots with better style and fit, the same applies for Barker Brogues.

[@kapucinski]

Barker's are not in the same league as either Tricker's or Crockett & Jones. Also, not all of Barker's shoes are made in Northampton any longer, many are manufactured in India.

[@j.mahoney1178]

@@kapucinski Hahaha! I have owned and still do own many of the leading British-made boots and I can personally say you are 100% wrong, Joseph Cheaney also makes a better boot than Trickers, all their brogue boots mostly only come in wide G caveman wide foot fitting, not a boot I would ever contemplate buying myself far too many better options. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnXToXZtbtF-hpY

[@kapucinski]

@@j.mahoney1178 I also own many pairs of boots and shoes from these brands. My Cheaney’s fit like a glove and are very comfortable, but are not built to quite the same standard as Tricker’s. I can’t fault them though, and Cheaney are one of the only manufacturers still making a high quality Veldtschoen construction soled boot. I agree that Crockett & Jones are slightly higher quality ( and I would absolutely love to own a pair of Snowdons, also a Veldtschoen construction ) but they are more expensive. As for your comment about most Tricker’s boots only coming in a wide fitting, this is absolutely untrue. Most Tricker’s come in a 5 width, which is a standard fitting, and a few models in a 6 (the G you refer to). Maybe you dislike Tricker’s for one reason or another, that is your prerogative, but that doesn’t make them a lesser boot. They are one of the best brands available and my oldest pair, around 30 years old, look like I bought them a year ago. Your comment that others are a better style and fit is purely subjective.

[@krystjanchanerley9288]

I don’t think Trickers are supposed to be stylish , but they extremely well made country shoes & boots

[@seancarson1212]

@@j.mahoney1178 Cheaney makes a fine boot but Tricker's are a much more robust boot with a superior build quality. Cheaney is great for the office or casual wear but I would take Tricker's any day for actual "country" wear...

[@coolhand1966]

Fake unboxing. Tricker's don't ship laced like that.

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Real unboxing, just not the first unboxing