The PX

Surplus store should have plenty, and bonus you can look for other tacticool stuff there too.

The field jacket liner is the best if you ever have to deal with cold weather. Though, I don't think that's a huge issue for Singapore?

Amazon also carries most major brands.

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Military Surplus stores would be your best bet. Keep in mind they don’t have a steel toe or shank and are not a substitute for PPE.

Rockin Tees on King Street might have some cool ones. They have every Doc Marten known to mankind but also a lot of military surplus.

Get yourself a pair of recraftable Danners if you want ultimate comfort and durability. A lot of “combat boots”, especially the older ones in surplus stores, are neither particularly comfortable or durable.

I’m a big fan of the Kinetic GTX side-zip because they’re sooo comfortable, but something like the Acadia or Fort Lewis will be more durable, albeit with more “break in” time due to the stiffer soles.

Unless you're talking about modern day Lowa Or Solomon boots , you're going to severely regret this.

I'd say, stop buying work boots from Mark's. To me it seems like all they have is Dakota's and Helly Hansen.. Few years ago I blew mine out late in the work day. Made it through the day but by the time I got home Mark's was my only choice. $300ish and they didn't even last 4 months.

Now I live in town and have more choices and the first one is Lawlor. I know quite a few guys that wear the Timberland Pro Gridirons and day they are comfy. Give then a try. Also some of.the Timberlands have a 30 day COMFORT guarantee.

Something I was told long ago spent the money on boots/ shoes and the bed. Cause you'll be in then the most.

Mongrels (high leg zip) from Tradewear (135 Elizabeth)…might not be high enough?

I have a pair of redwing 2408 supersoles that I use for work, and they have been great i do on average 16k + steps a day in them amd going on a year and there holding up they have a store around Burnley St in Melbourne

Allgoods is the only place I've seen really. Although you could also try Recycled recreation on Elizabeth St, who does 2nd hand outdoor stuff.

Rsea?

Tasweld in Derwent Park do lots of boots they might be able to do a special order for you.

eBay , military surplus. 20 yrs ago these were cheap and everywhere. In NY we had vintage military surplus shops that sold those Navy Peacoats that were cheap and super popular, with the pop collar.

Military surplus store, either find one near you or there’s several online.

eBay is the answer

Finding new boots for $100 of any decent quality is a unicorn. For decent boots you should probably start at $200.

Try Etsy. But I don’t think you could find resoleable combat boots for under $100. I don’t know if any resoleable boot costing less than $100.

If you're in the guard, you should be able to shop on the exchange's online store.

https://recruiting.army.mil/

What are your uniform regs permitting?

Your guard unit doesn’t provide you with uniforms?

You could just go to the website of the boot. Otherwise, govx, tacticaldistributors.com, and maybe lapolicegear.

For everyday wear, just get modern boots.

So specifically you're looking for replicas of the World War II US Army double buckle boots?

Qmi has a good pair of m1943 Buckle boots for sale

These aren’t trench boots

What size? I have a pair of the postwar French rangers in size 41 for sale.

vinted, just look for boots in the search bar and your algorithm wil adapt and start showing you great boots for great prices i just picked up a pair of brand new doc martens for 70 euro cuz the reseller said they were too big for them. came in perfect condition still gassed about them

Check out Steel boots (they’re a brand) and also look on Depop/Vinted

usually they're easy to find in secondhand stores, especially the fashion-oriented ones.

Military surplus shops, sometimes thrift stores. On secondhand websites (eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Vinted, etc), you can sometimes find brand-name boots for under retail. It's worth checking numerous such sites and periodically in case a new listing of a pair you'd like of an ideal price or look shows up on any of them. Quality brands of fashion combat boots (few may be mid-tier) can be such as Angry Itch, Gripfast, Grinders, Nevermind, NPS, Solovair, Steel Ground, Underground UK, Thursday Boots Co, Jim Green's, Nick's, Red Wing, etc.

For military style boots, probably Bates or ($$) Crispi.

For a good, tall boot that might work for what you need, probably Jim Green AR8's or ($) African Troopers. Danner Quarries or Rainforest at a discount, and both come in versions with waterproof membranes IIRC. Carolina, Red Wing, Georgia could work.

I wouldn't recommend a logger boot for what you do unless you can let them dry out and wear every 3 days or so (although that's kinda true of all boots) but Frank's Patriots or Drew's import models (for larger volume feet) are great.

Look at Jim Green boots.

They are a robust boot that will last more than a year.

I've worn my custom Baobab boots for around 6 months and they are hardly even broken in.

I'd steer you toward the AR8 if you are seeking a combat type boot.

lowa is really good. Nicks has a tactical boot. Those two in my opinion are the best you will find.

Have a look at the Jim Green AR8! Mate, the AR8 is great, I would rate 8/8.

Beware of the Salomon Forces line; quality and longevity seems to be hit or miss.

Another brand not mentioned here is Aku. Love my Pilgrims, and they’re issued to the UK forces.

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Got these from Woodland more than 8 years ago. They're expensive, upwards of 7k, but superb in quality and also have a 2 inches heel. A bit on the heavy side due to genuine leather and trims but look so rad and comfortable. I'd recommend you invest well in good quality shoes once and they'll serve you loyally for years to come.

I have a friend who loves combat boots and used to get it from woodland. She actually has pretty dainty feet but says she could find men's in her size. So i imagine for larger feet it should be ok? No clue on the price though.