British Army George Boots
Grading Explained
We sell both new and used military goods.
Used items
Used kit comes directly from military surplus and is graded as follows:
- Super Grade — Unissued or unused condition. The item is like new, but may not include its original packaging.
- Grade 1 — Previously issued and lightly used. Fully functional and ready for immediate use.
- Grade 2 — Heavier signs of use. Still serviceable, but may have visible defects such as small rips, stains, or minor damage to zips or fastenings.
New items
All new stock is sourced from suppliers worldwide and arrives factory-new, usually in original packaging.
Dating back the the late 19th century the George boot has become one of the most iconic military boots styles in the British army. Commonly worn by officers and in mess dress the George boot is a Tall, whole cut dress boot which laces high on the ankle and keeps a classic formal cut. This particular batch of George boots I believe was present with men of The Rifles during public duties at Buckingham palace as they have been modified for gravel. This has been done with the addition of a logger boot sole which ads height and resilience to the boot though heel irons and segs have been added to retain the distinctive click of the boots on the parade square.
- Leather Construction
- Closed Lacing
- Leather Sole
- Perfect for Polishing
Supergrade: New and unissued
Grade 1: Used Condition, likely to be polished or beeswaxed
Grade 2: Split to leather or worn heel.
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