Winter Boots/Work Shoes
11-29-2021 | 04:14 PM
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Winter Boots/Work Shoes
Hey all,
With FX's unique uniform, and my need for new footwear, whats your go-to for winter/allseason. Prefer water proof, slip on, maybe something a little higher in the heel to prevent wet feet. Thanks!
With FX's unique uniform, and my need for new footwear, whats your go-to for winter/allseason. Prefer water proof, slip on, maybe something a little higher in the heel to prevent wet feet. Thanks!
11-29-2021 | 09:09 PM
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11-30-2021 | 10:40 AM
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Second/Third a slip on chelsea boot. I got a set of Blake McKay "Keane".
Has an old school hiking boot tread on it, works good in the winter on slick surfaces and like the JM is all black/no colored stitching and has a professional look, etc. All black and shines nice.
Only "annoying" thing about a chelsea/slip on is when getting up after sitting and the pants cuff hangs up on the pull ring. But that's a minor bytch.
Has an old school hiking boot tread on it, works good in the winter on slick surfaces and like the JM is all black/no colored stitching and has a professional look, etc. All black and shines nice.
Only "annoying" thing about a chelsea/slip on is when getting up after sitting and the pants cuff hangs up on the pull ring. But that's a minor bytch.
01-02-2022 | 07:25 AM
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J&M all the way!
Definitely go with the Johnson & Murphy XC4 Maddox Chelsea Boot. It's the best boot I've ever purchased and has kept my feet dry in multiple down pours. I have wide feet as well so it's nice that one boot covers both normal and wide. I just pulled out the insole (or footbed as they call it) and it's still comfortable. It normally has "4 layers of comfort" but without that "footbed" with only 3 layers of comfort it's still good for all day wear and long tours.
https://www.johnstonmurphy.com/xc4-m...#sz=48&start=1
https://www.johnstonmurphy.com/xc4-m...#sz=48&start=1
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