Spec me some wintery boots!
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+1 on UGGly
I wear them and they are so good looking, comfortable and great for all year round, especially when going out wearing UGGs and pyjamas only.
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Will these work with your PC inside 
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Timberlands?
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saw these in schuh the other day. Really like them, and am trying to persuede myself they're worth £90 
saw these in schuh the other day. Really like them, and am trying to persuede myself they're worth £90
They look nice. But are they warm? Froze me tootsies to the point of them feeling like they were going to snap off last night.
http://mshop.hellyhansen.com/no-no/item/berthed-3-10229/?COLOR=742 BISON / GUM&t_type=cat
No idea why it's defaulted to norwegian but the HH Berthed 3 are nice. Been using them here in snowy cold conditions for a while. But like timberland but less work boot like.
Not sure you'll ever get away with wearing boots into clubs etc though.
No idea why it's defaulted to norwegian but the HH Berthed 3 are nice. Been using them here in snowy cold conditions for a while. But like timberland but less work boot like.
Not sure you'll ever get away with wearing boots into clubs etc though.
ment http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=sr_nr...+boots&ie=UTF8&qid=1452829063&rnid=1642204031
have owned a pair in every style and all i cans say is their real boots made for Canadians to use in Canada.
have owned a pair in every style and all i cans say is their real boots made for Canadians to use in Canada.
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So do you have a grey beard and annorac to? Wearing walking boots around town always looks silly, coming from someone that owns several pairs, for hiking...
Problem is the fashionable looking stuff - even the ones that are furlined, etc. are usually pretty miserable in actual cold/icey weather.
Dunno if there is anything in the Merrell Helixer range (a few different styles) that fits the bill never tried them to see how warm or functional they are but some don't look like they'd be to out of place on a night out.
I've never had a problem with boots like the Dune range (which aren't particularly great in real cold weather), but walking type boots will get you denied in some places.
Dunno if there is anything in the Merrell Helixer range (a few different styles) that fits the bill never tried them to see how warm or functional they are but some don't look like they'd be to out of place on a night out.
I've never had a problem with boots like the Dune range (which aren't particularly great in real cold weather), but walking type boots will get you denied in some places.
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How about a pair of leather chukkas with rubber or dainite soles (not crepe soles like some desert boots which will look dirty quite quickly and wear even faster)? The rubber or dainite would be grippy in bad weather and this style of ankle boot can be reasonably dressy under a pair of trousers or jeans if you find a sleeker pair. You can also continue to wear them into spring where proper winter boots would become too warm.
E.g. Herring Gosforth or Loake Kempton or Pimlico. Although there will of course be cheaper makes so this is just an idea to google them.
E.g. Herring Gosforth or Loake Kempton or Pimlico. Although there will of course be cheaper makes so this is just an idea to google them.