Martin's boots are full of legends. As early as 1945 in germany, a doctor named dr. Klaus maertens and his friend, dr. Herbert funck, skied in the alps, accidentally broke his foot, and during his recovery, in order to make his walk easier, dr. Martins and his friends designed a kind of seemingly rude, but very comfortable, boots to wear. In less than two years, the design was registered in germany and was designed to produce health shoes for elderly german women with leg or waist aches. By 1959, such shoes had been sold well throughout europe. As a result, friends decided to sell this design to r. Griggs, a british enterprise in wollaston, which has a long history and skill in working shoes and military boots. On 1 april 1960, dr. Martens took priority steps in northamptonshire, england. Advanced design is an 8-hole 1460-set pattern. It was originally designed for the docklands patrol. Its pitiful designs, especially the yellow steps on the edges and the unique pattern of shoe prin...