Winter is coming need some boots
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I'm not rulling it totally out but I'm gonna try to find something else. i still have time still no snow here.
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don't wear em' until it snows and if you change your mind before that, exchange them !
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I have some Keens. Did me great in all the crappy Wisconsin snow last winter.
I wore them pretty much every day last winter and they are still practically brand new looking. Waterproof lining and high up enough the ankle that you have to be walking thru some pretty deep snow to get your socks wet.
The Targhee II are what I have, the Voyageur have the same sole with a little different design upper. You can get stuff that is more of a straight up heavy duty hiking boot but these have a little flex to em which I wanted.
I wore them pretty much every day last winter and they are still practically brand new looking. Waterproof lining and high up enough the ankle that you have to be walking thru some pretty deep snow to get your socks wet.
The Targhee II are what I have, the Voyageur have the same sole with a little different design upper. You can get stuff that is more of a straight up heavy duty hiking boot but these have a little flex to em which I wanted.
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Welp... i went with these:
http://www.endless.com/Wenger-Mens-R...ressRedirect=1
They were on special at $89.
http://www.endless.com/Wenger-Mens-R...ressRedirect=1
They were on special at $89.