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The 10 best fall boots for men under $100

Amir Ismael   

The 10 best fall boots for men under $100
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For most of the year, a few solid dress shoes and a stylish pair of sneakers are all you need to rotate between formal and casual footwear. Now that it's getting colder outside, having a nice pair of boots to add to your rotation is a must.

While buying dress shoes and sneakers can become very expensive, finding a pair of fall boots can easily empty your pockets, too.

If you walk into any department store, you can easily spend upwards of $200 on a pair of boots, but with a bit of searching online, you can lower your budget to $100 or less and find plenty of options to fit your personal style.

Whether you're looking for Chelsea boots, chukkas, or hikers, you can definitely get a fashionable boot without breaking the bank. Brands like Clarks, Steve Madden, Vince Camuto, and Florsheim all make options that allow you to walk in style this fall.

To save you some time and money, we rounded up the 10 best fall boots for under $100.

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