Shoes 'n' Boots of the Week: Tricker's x Division Road, a Grant Stone Limited Release, and Waxy Commander Vibergs

It was a slow start to this week with releases, but as we’ve chugged along towards Friday it felt like everything started to come out at once—tipping the scales at 26 pairs!

This week we’ve got a li’l Grant Stone pre-order for you, Tricker’s x Division Road, two new White’s styles, more—yes, even more—Vibergs, as well as some fun breakaway pairs from makers we don’t always get to cover in the Roundup.

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Tricker’s x Division Road Super Monkey Boot in Badalassi Nero & Bone Minerva: $785

We’ve got two new entries in the ongoing collaboration between Tricker’s and Division Road. This drop sees new variations on the DR Super Monkey Boot make-up, an exclusive configuration which sports higher quarters, increased eyelet spacing, and a more streamlined look. This two tone build features Badalassi Carlo Nero & Bone Minerva Vachetta, a Vibram Morflex Christy Sole, and Goodyear reverse welt construction. It also comes in the more subdued….

Trickers x Division Road Super Monkey Boot in Badalassi Bone Minerva: $785

…pure Bone variation.

Grant Stone Diesel Boot in Chocolate Washed Horsehide: $435 (Pre-Order)

Grant Stone is back with a washed horsehide combo meal, available now for limited pre-order (aka if you like them don’t sleep—GS doesn’t always re-run these). These two boots are built from Maryam veg-tan horsehide, specifically washed horse front. Known for its dense fiber structure, horse front offers a beautiful tight grain, and the washed finish lends an out-of-the-box suppleness not often associated with horsehide. You can get this leather in Grant Stone’s ever classic plain toe Diesel Boot, built on the Leo last with 360° flat welt and lug soles.

Grant Stone Baroda Boot in Chocolate Washed Horsehide: $435 (Pre-Order)

This leather also comes in Grant Stone’s Baroda Boot. Built on the brand’s Floyd last, it sports higher side walls, larger quarters, a single backstay, and smaller eyelets. A very clean boot that spans the work boot-office boot spectrum, this and the Diesel Boot are expected to ship March of 2027.

Rolling Dub Trio IN’EI Shoes in Black Dutch Calf: £560.00

We’ve got more Rolling Dub Trios for you, this week via UK based retailer East West Apparel. The IN’EI Shoes are a streamlined derby that draw inspo from 1940’s service shoes. Built using Rolling Dub Trio’s modified Munson last to accommodate a wide range of foot shapes, plus some extremely supple calfskin that should require very little break-in, these babies should be quite comfortable for many from the jump. The IN’EIs are finished with sleek 270° flat welts and RDT’s own custom soles and heels.

The Flat Head FN-FB-002 in Beige Suede: $900

Manufacturers of damn fine selvedge denim and absurdly dialed in leather jackets, Japanese brand The Flat Head also has a lean lineup of boots in their catalogue. Now available at SoCal’s Snake Oil Provisions, the FN-FB-002 are a pair of pull-on ropers built from some seriously thick suede. Clocking in at 2mm, the leather is chrome tanned steerhide with a buffed finish to bring out the nap. The silhouette is a fairly classic roper but with a bit of extra flair on the vamp, finished with Vibram 2021 soles for extra cushion underfoot.

Orée NYC Deodata Boot in Washed Charcoal Horsehide: $620

Over the last few years, Orée NYC have put out some twisted takes on classic boot styles—regular readers of the Roundup will recall these ogre skinned engineers we covered back in May. The Deodata takes this mindset and applies it to the zippered western boot. The Deodata are a monolithic pair of boots, built from horsehide which has been extensively washed to bring out a range of charcoal undertones from the previously black leather. Taking the classic cowboy silhouette and putting it in the blender, the patterning is curvy and jagged, with an aggressively sprung toe that brings to mind the “botas picudas Mexicanas” of the early 2010s. The imposing silhouette is capped off with a seriously stacked Cuban heel with a little extra flourish on it.

Meermin 514460 Chukka in Heritage Shell Cordovan: $425

Meermin’s FW26 collection is rolling out, and the 514460 is a new chukka silhouette they’ve got in the lineup. Built on the low profile Negon last, it sports a wide and flat toebox for a sleek and comfortable fit from day one. The 514460 comes in a few different leathers, the boldest of which is Heritage Shell Cordovan, tanned specifically for Meermin. Finished with full leather soles and 360° flat welt for a refined and casual boot.

Parkhurst The Allen in T. Moro Elbamatt: $438

Parkhurst off the top rope! Oh god…they’re going for the chair…

Buffalo based bootmakers Parkhurst just hit us with a surprise six-pack of new boots (TGIF). We’ve got several new variations of the Allen, their plain toe style. This makeup adds an extra eyelet to their typical seven-eye/hook configuration, which bumps up the height just a wee bit. These are built from Tempesti’s Elbamatt, a heavy duty veg-tan cowhide with a very dens fibre structure. Many more Allens in Parkhurst’s four eye-three speed hook style are available in this drop, including…

Parkhurst Allen in Autumn Naked Kudu: $428

…the Autumn Naked Kudu variant, built from C.F. Stead’s multifarious antelope tannage. If you love the varied appearance of Kudu but you find brown blasé…

Parkhurst Allen in Spruce Kudu: $428

…then they’ve got the verdant variant in Spruce Kudu or…

Parkhurst Allen in Gingembre Kudu: $428

…the au naturel Gingembre, which really shows off the inherent variation and scarring on the Kudu hides.

Parkhurst Allen in Waxed Driftwood: $398

We’ve also got two boots available in Waxed Driftwood, a suede which has been waxed twice—during tanning as well as on the finish. The leather sports a shrunken fibre structure and is thicker than industry standard. It’s available in the Allen—but of course—as well as….

Parkhurst Niagara in Waxed Driftwood: $418

…the mocc toed Niagaras. All of these boots are built on Parkhurst’s 602 last, which sports a narrow heel and a comfortably roomy toebox, and feature 360° storm welts.

White’s Boots C375 Northwest in Brown Bison: $650

White’s just added two styles to their lineup that they’ve been building variations of already for decades, both built on the Northwest last. The Northwest is very roomy in the toe-box, and is the lowest arch of any of their lasts, so it’s quite comfortable from day one. The C375 is an 8″ work boot, and it’s available in three rugged-luxe leathers: Brown Bison…

White’s Boots C375 Northwest in Black Bison: $650

….Black Bison…

White’s Boots C375 Northwest in Dark Brown Waxed Flesh: $650

…and Dark Brown Waxed Flesh. All these boots are built with White’s Stitchdown construction and Vibram Honey Lug Soles. While the C375 is the 8″ variant, White’s also have a sky high 10″ option for you….

White’s Boots C400 Northwest in Brown Bison: $650

…the C400! Aside from the added 2 inches of coverage, it’s got the same specs as the C375 and comes in all the same leathers: Brown Bison….

White’s Boots C400 Northwest in Black Bison: $650

….Black Bison….

White’s Boots C400 Northwest in Dark Brown Waxed Flesh: $650

…and who could forget Dark Brown Waxed Flesh?

Viberg Chelsea in Rawhide Waxy Commander: $1,380

Hold on to your Canadian hats….Viberg’s back! This drop centers around C.F. Stead’s Waxy Commander in the color Rawhide. A weather resistant leather with a heterogenous surface color and texture, Waxy Commander develops a lot with wear, and is very responsive to both the way you wear them and the way you care for them. This leather is available in Viberg’s whole-cut Chelsea, built on the almond-toed 2030ch last….