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Sveiki.
Vai šie puszābaki ir kara laika? Redzams ka laboti ar pēckara zābaku zoli,tāpat arī misiņa naglas ir klātesošas,taču kopējais izpildījums vedina uz domu ka zābaki ir RKKA un laboti pēckara gados.
Ar šādu marķējumu uz stulma tīmeklī neko neatradu,taču identisks tas ir atrodams RKKA zābakiem uz gumijas zolēm.

It ka pareizi šņorzābaki.

Paldies,par viedokli 1201.

Labdien.
Cik nu ir sanācis izpētīt un saprast,tad izskatās ka šņorzābaki varētu būt 1936. gada parauga.
Jāatzīmē viena interesanta nianse- āda ir aptuveni tikpat plāna kā WH parādes apaviem no kā arī diezgan ievērojamas nēsāšanas pazīmes. Zolēm ir nogriezta daļa gumijas uz kuras bijuši virsū marķējumi,jo acīmredzot tās vietas ir nākušas vaļā. Zoles priekšpusē ir arī naglas ar kurām bijis piestiprināts metāla "pakavs". Tīmeklī ir atrodama 1936. gada zābaku zoles foto,taču,diemžēl nav citu bilžu.

Shapagi nemetskie, nu kak vidno , to russki ili kolhosnik steh vremen tuda krepil ot svoih potinok padoshki:)

Hello. Is there a link or photo where I can see these "German boots"?

Hi!
Offcourse.
But to first you should put Google name `WW2 German boots `` and then you would see how many various boots by this period really used German Army.

By the way, is lot ot boots , made by alliance for him
Small example : https://www.germanmilitaria.com/Heer/09Footwear.html

Listen, friend.
I know very well what kind of boots were made by the germans, italians, czechs and others. All the information is available on the net as you already pointed out.
But...
These boots are RKKA, and I was mistaken in thinking that they were repaired in the post-war years by putting a rubber sole on them. I was mistaken because I had never seen such boots before. And the sole is made of VERY hard rubber - the same as the "blockade" boots. The rubber on the post-war boots is different.

It is possible that the leather laces are german made. Most of the RKKA boots in my collection have similar leather laces.

But these are`nt 100% russian boots

If the comment is about leather laces, then nothing unusual for the RKKA. The germans were deprived of belts, gun straps, boots, canteens and many other war trophies. I see no obstacle to taking boot laces as well.