Similar to the Jorvik / Jorvic shoe or "York shoe" is also from "Stepping through Time, Archaeological Footwear from Prehistoric Times until 1800" and is similar to the Dorestad and Woodbridge shoe and is classified as an Overlap Closure (type 20) turn shoe. Found in York, England, the original settlement was Viking and named Jorvik. Found on both the British Isles and the European Continent dates from the 9th and 10th centuries.  The Viking Jorvik Boot is the best representation of Dark Ages, Anglo Saxon, and migration period footwear.

Although the original is a turn shoe, this version is McKay stitched leather sole, wood toggles, and the pattern of the shoe is almost exact, with a few minor changes for modern comfort.  Each of these shoes is made of 3 to 4 oz top grain cow hide leather or equivalent one seem is overstitched, and the toggles are sewn in and are easily moved to adjust fit.  This shoe is always in stock!

The Viking Toggle shoe is perfect for Viking living history, historical reenactments groups, Hastings, and the SCA.

Available in Men's sizes, the Viking toggle shoe comes in Brown only and is $85.