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Winter Boots
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Notreknip
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I excitedly picked up the Band of Outsiders x Sperry Boiled Wool Boots for this year's evil Canadian winter. Unfortunately they're much too small (the 8.5 fits like a 7.5/8) - which is a shame because I absolutely love them.
I guess they'll be going up in Buy/Sell soon. Hopefully I'll find a trade. They are made in China, but I still think they're worth at least $200 (to me) and seem like they'd wear decently for a few years. I'd suggest them to anyone looking for something a bit different.
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LL Bean Katahdin Iron Works boots. These are made by Chippewa and they are super high quality for $150 in my oppinion. I wore mine all last winter and they were excellent and stylish.Originally Posted by slide13
Get 'em here: http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/sto...rom=SR&feat=sr
I think I'm going to buy a pair of these. Can't beat the price, but I wish they'd used conventional eyelets throughout.
mlyngard
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Considering these as my new winter boot purchase. Would appreciate any reviews. These are the waterproofed version.
http://www.timberland.com/product/in...entPage=family
Thanks gents.
http://www.timberland.com/product/in...entPage=family
Thanks gents.
dyzfunctioned
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I just ordered a pair of ll bean katahdin the other day. Can't wait for them to come
Barrylicious
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I excitedly picked up the Band of Outsiders x Sperry Boiled Wool Boots for this year's evil Canadian winter. Unfortunately they're much too small (the 8.5 fits like a 7.5/8) - which is a shame because I absolutely love them.Originally Posted by Notreknip
Maybe I'm crazy, but when I think evil Canadian winter, wool high top boat shoes are about the furthest thing from my mind.
dyzfunctioned
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Suh-weet. If I only had an excuse too...Originally Posted by mlyngard
Winter's coming, there's your excuse. I'm a broke college student, but I still got them
wiru
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Maybe I'm crazy, but when I think evil Canadian winter, wool high top boat shoes are about the furthest thing from my mind.Originally Posted by Barrylicious
Well they are warm, but aren't really waterproof. At least they have lug soles. All the other boots in this thread are pretty useless if you're going to be walking in snow/ice.
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For any of you guys looking for a high qaulity and true Winter boot -- take a look at my signature. I have another pair that just continues to perform up to the task of Northeast winters.Originally Posted by hboogz
I think that's the same one Crane's store manager wears around his ranch. He posted pics in the Wolverine boot thread - said it's been through all kinds of muck and withstands everything.
Also, what up with Katahdin's sizing? Should one order dress shoe size or sneaker size? For example I wear 10.5 Clarks DB, Redwing, Varvatos, Paul Smith and 11 in New Balance sneaks.
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