The Baltic Viking Boot is based on the Groningen  and Deventer find documented in "Stepping through Time, Archaeological Footwear from Prehistoric Times until 1800" and is similar to the "York Shoe", Dorestad, and Woodbridge shoe and is classified as an Overlap Closure (type 20) shoe. Found in Groningen and Haithabu, Netherlands, Denmark, and northern Germany, the settlements were Viking or heavily settled by Vikings. The finds date from the 9th and 10th centuries.  The Baltic Boot is the fair representation of Dark Ages, Viking, Saxon, and post migration period footwear.

his is a revision pattern (this boot did not exist as shown) but is very similar to boots that did. I imagine this boot as a Viking and  Russ Viking Boot. This version is welted and and set up for modern comfort with modern soles for modern feet. This boot is designed for martial combat. The Baltic Boot is made of 3 to 4 oz top grain cow hide leather, leather mid-soles, and crepe neoprene soles that provide traction. All sewing is hand stitched (some older machine stitched versions still in stock), and the legs of the boot are held by toggles looped through slits in the side of the shoe to keep the boot closed. This boot is 10 inches tall from the top of the foot.  The top edge is hand whip stitched with linen thread.  The boot comes with a flat crepe 3/8 sole and no heel as standard.  This Boot is always in stock!

The Baltic Viking boot is perfect for fighters in the SCA.

Available in Men's sizes, the Viking Boot comes in Brown only and is $125.