Tommy Lee Jones's shoes from the movie Hunted??

[Masteroffajitas]

He wore these rounded shoes that had no treads. I think a pair would be comfortable, but I'm not quite sure what he wore. Do you guys have any idea? I don't think he wore moccasins.

 

[wildmike]

Those mocs were customs made for the movie. Can't remember the maker though I found them once on the net around 6 years ago.

Check out Dyer or Dwyer moccasins. not exactly the same but they have been making them for a great number of years and have an excellent reputation.

 

[paleojoe]

Catskill Mountain Moccassins:

http://www.catskill-moc.com/the_hunted/

Pretty spendy...

 

[Loosearrow]

Those mocs were customs made for the movie. Can't remember the maker though I found them once on the net around 6 years ago.

Check out Dyer or Dwyer moccasins. not exactly the same but they have been making them for a great number of years and have an excellent reputation.

Good recommendation Mike. I still have my first pair of Dyer Mocs made by Walter Dyer. Then picked up a pair by Carl Dyer. Have had the first pair resoled twice. Get the double sole mocs. They have both passed away but the company still lives. I have seen the catskill mocs at fairs. They fit you with a sock and wrap duct tape around your foot to get the perfect size.

 

[Tim the Slugman]

Check out Arrow moccasin co., www.arrowmoc.com

 

[ejes]

This may be way outside of what you are looking for, but I hope it is not too out of place in your thread (apologies if so).

I've been wearing these Lassen shoes for the last 9 months or so. Got them through Zappos. I've found them to be very comfy at a decent price. They've held up extremely well and have sort of a moccasin/shoe feel that is like no other shoe I've worn. This the the Brock model, but they have 2 other models with the same rounded sole called the Barclay and the Buck. Note the stitching between sole and shoe.

 

[PayetteRucker]

Minnetonka makes softsoled mocs for an exceptionally reasonable price, I've done lots of hiking in mine. Order them a full size small and the leather will stretch and conform to your feet, makes for a very comfortable fit.

 

[Don Rearic]

I walked miles and miles and miles in the 1980s in a pair of what I thought were Clark Desert Boots. I went looking for them after reading this thread and the ones I had were actually closer to what they referred to online as Clark Wallabee Boots. I had a pair of tan ones, they were also known as "Head Shoes" because all of the hardcore potheads wore them in the trailer park.