whiteslashasian
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It's that time of year...winter. A few weeks ago I got caught in that horrible snow/slush mess we got here in NYC with my leather soled Allen Edmonds Park Avenue's
and vowed to never let it happen again.
That said I've been looking into some kind of appropriate footwear to use in heavy rain/snow/ice/slush and it seems like everything points me to a Duck Boot or more specifically, the Bean Boot.
Is there anything I should know about these boots other than to go a size down. Any reason to go 10in, 8in, insulated, etc? Or is that all personal preference? How are they comfort wise?
Any other alternatives other than overshoes? I'd like to keep it under $120 if possible.
Thanks!
That said I've been looking into some kind of appropriate footwear to use in heavy rain/snow/ice/slush and it seems like everything points me to a Duck Boot or more specifically, the Bean Boot.
Is there anything I should know about these boots other than to go a size down. Any reason to go 10in, 8in, insulated, etc? Or is that all personal preference? How are they comfort wise?
Any other alternatives other than overshoes? I'd like to keep it under $120 if possible.
Thanks!