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Angler Moc W/ Hex Eye - Exclusive

Angler Moc W/ Hex Eye - Exclusive

Regular price $300.00 USD
Regular price $600.00 USD Sale price $300.00 USD
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American-made boat shoes for those who accept nothing less than authentic, handmade perfection

Embracing the aesthetic of traditional boat shoes, the Angler Moc Boat Shoe is another one of Yuketen’s challenging handsewn moccasins, and they execute it beautifully. Using premium oiled Horween pebble grain Buckaroo leather, Yuketen’s proprietary last, and decades of leathercraft experience, each boot is handmade in their Maine workshop and built to last a lifetime. Plus, the durable and non-slip Vibram sole makes it possible to wear these from the marina to the waterfront restaurant while looking sharp every step of the way.

Features

  • Exclusive style available only at Huckberry
  • An entirely hand-cut, hand-lasted, and hand-stitched boat shoe made from premium leather
  • A modern and raw interpretation of the boat shoe made with traditional moccasin construction
  • Horween’s double-tanned Buckaroo pull-up leather is a malleable pull-up leather that’s particularly suitable for moccasin construction
  • Multiple pieces of leather are hand-sewn and hand-lasted on Yuketen’s proprietary last
  • Full leather insoles will naturally shape to your foot over time
  • Eight layers of leather sit on top of rubber sole to extend the lifetime of the shoe
  • Genuine lug soles for superior grip on slick surfaces
  • Shank reinforcements provide additional support and stability
  • Vibram Christy sole for premium non-slip grip and durability
  • Handmade in USA

Materials

  • Upper: 100% leather
  • Midsole: Leather, rubber
  • Outsole: 100% rubber

Sizing

  • Yuketen's footwear runs true to size, take your normal shoe size

About Yuketen

Every now and then you get a mad scientist-type innovator who seems to bend all the rules. Well turns out that Yuketen’s lead designer, Yuki Matsuda, falls into that category—and it’s totally paid off, since he’s now one of the most revered shoemakers out there. Using traditional shoe-making techniques and heritage styles as his foundation (think work boots and moccasins) he reimagines the whole shoe—adding here, taking away there, resulting in a modern hybrid of all the best-looking and comfiest parts.

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