1946 Mountaineer Boots Black

Name: 1946 Mountaineer Boots Black
SKU: 1946-Mountaineer-Boot-Black-
Availability: InStock

3 499 kr

Our 1946 Mountaineer boots are modelled on mountain boots from the 1940s. Mountain boots from this period were typically welted. To make them more durable and water-repellent, they were fitted with a Norwegian seam. The Norwegian seam or double seam additionally connects the insole to the midsole, making the boot more torsion-resistant. It also ensures that water cannot penetrate the shoe as quickly.
This method was typically used for outdoor shoes and boots. Just like the originals from that era, we have also produced our 1946 Mountaineer Boots with Norwegian seams.

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Description

Pike Brothers – 1946 – Mountaineer Boots – Black – P0501-23-0004 – Cow Hide – All terrain sole – Made in Portugal

A Norwegian seam (often called Norwegian welt or Norvegese construction) is a traditional, high-end boot construction known for durability, weather resistance, and a distinctive handcrafted look.

What it is

A Norwegian seam is when:

The upper leather is turned outward and stitched to the midsole.
A second visible stitch attaches the midsole to the outsole.

This creates two rows of stitching that you can see around the edge of the boot — the signature look.

Why it’s special

Extremely durable — built for tough terrain and long use.
Highly water-resistant — the outward-turned upper helps seal the boot.
Very distinctive style — the double-stitching gives a rugged, artisanal appearance.
More complex to make — usually found in premium boots.