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Feature

Seven-eyelet Balmoral wingtip boot with purging and pinking detail
Leather lining
Comfort foam insole
Split reverse welt
Translucent lug rubber/leather sole and heel

Description

First worn in the rain-drenched Scottish Highlands, the perforations in the original wingtips were punched into the leather so water could pass through without soaking the shoe and allow it to dry out faster. Named for the site of William Wallaces greatest victory, like the man, these boots are fiercely independent. The deep Scottish roots have been updated with features like contemporary perfing and a modern, translucent lug sole. With jeans or chinos, this boot looks great - no matter what the weather.