It's time for new boots...

Does anyone have any recommendations re: Snow boots (not ski boots).

I would like boots that keep my feet warm, dry and comfy. They need to have really good grip and look reasonably stylish/not too bulky.

:D

How about a nice pair of Wellies :lol:

snowb4ndit wrote:Does anyone have any recommendations re: Snow boots (not ski boots).

I would like boots that keep my feet warm, dry and comfy. They need to have really good grip and look reasonably stylish/not too bulky.

:D

Sorel are the choice for many who live in the mountains.

http://www.purekit.com/shop-sorel&src=SOREL?gclid=CJXIt5i0xaQCFYE-4wodfTRSWA

I think she said trendy !!!

I think she said trendy !!!

:lol:

Some of them are niiice. £150-£160 bucks for those though. I see a Christmas wish coming on :D

Only have personal experience of moon boots so probably shouldn't comment :lol: but for what it's worth they are comfy and don't slip easily. They do fell kinda baggy though, like wearing your Dad's/boyfriend's wellies when you're in a rush. Could be cos I don't tie them up properly though :D

EmmaEvs wrote:

I think she said trendy !!!

:lol:

Some of them are niiice. £150-£160 bucks for those though. I see a Christmas wish coming on :D

Only have personal experience of moon boots so probably shouldn't comment :lol: but for what it's worth they are comfy and don't slip easily. They do fell kinda baggy though, like wearing your Dad's/boyfriend's wellies when you're in a rush. Could be cos I don't tie them up properly though :D

Now your talking "MOON BOOTS" now they are trendy, I brought my first pair back in 1977 in Italy
cost £5.

:lol: Yeah baby! :lol:

I bet all the locals wear them when the tourists aren't around :D

Happy birthday to me...




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