Quote Originally Posted by johnboy9876 View Post
My best advice is not to get hung up on Brand, colour or look of Boot/Mid/Shoe

Find a really goood specialist outdoor footwear shop near to you, go in get a foot assesment from the staff and try some different ones on. Finding out about your foot shape and any other issues (gait, pronation etc) will be a great help in choosing the right one for you. Do it on a day that you can allow plenty of time to do this

No recomendation from anybody here about what they have, like and works for them will be right for anyone else

20+ years of selling Ski Boots & Outdoor footwear and clothing has taught me that

If you want some recommendations on retailer to try let me know which area you live in and I'll give you some names of the best ones (in my opinion)

I know very little about watches but this is a subject I can help with
John
John, you’re exactly the reason I saved a great expense & extremely happy to have interacted with an expert like you. My boots weren’t doing me any favours, visited a pro, assessed my boots & my feet.

Was ready to spend on some wide premium boots & they suggested proper walking socks, night and day difference and never looked back vs the couple of hundred they could have easily had me spend. Purchased more outdoor gear from them since, not the cheapest but respect them for the knowledge.

Quote Originally Posted by noTAGlove View Post
Life is too short.

-45% at the moment, and about as cheap as it gets for a great pair of light, supremely comfortable, waterproof boots. Well, that is my experience.

Don’t fit? The next half size will be at your front door the next day FOC.
But you are tight as f*ck, and behaviour like this destroys actual retailers of expertise into closing the doors forever. You earn enough, allegedly, to pay it back by supporting local & national shops who offer these services.


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