Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: j pearce on October 21, 2013, 02:32:08 pm
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With winter round the corner I am looking to get some nice comfy , warm , waterproof boots with good grip and was looking for some recommendations please , don't mind spending upto £90 ish , cheers
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all the "waterproof" workboots I've tried are falsely described!
Wellies?
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i have to fess up and say i got a pair of boots in aldi last week, £17 very comfy , waterproof, great grips #delighted
cos i was goin to spend 90 plus on a similar pair week before
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Lowa boots!!
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I've just invested in a pair of V12 rocky boot's, absoultley superb, tried all the top brands which never last! These are quite new, but can't fault them at the mo.
http://www.vtechfootwear.com/index.php
Rob.
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all the "waterproof" workboots I've tried are falsely described!
Wellies?
+1 mine usually stay waterproof for about 2 weeks and then its back to wet socks again :-\
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Lowa boots!!
+1
I love my pair.
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Military surplus Gore-Tex lined boots. £50 new. or £30 for grade 1 used. Had mine (grade 1 used) for 18 months, and yes they are waterproof!.
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North face boots. About £120 but might get some in a sale. My fifth winter just about to start. I will live I em for the next 6 months. Keep waterproofing them and they will serve you well.
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I've just bought two pairs of Berghaus Explorer Trail Lights. Have to buy two because after a fall in 1978 I have different size feet.........so......
..........if anyone's got feet size 11 (Left) and size 91/2 (Right) I have a spare pair, brand new - absolute bargain ;D
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I've just bought two pairs of Berghaus Explorer Trail Lights. Have to buy two because after a fall in 1978 I have different size feet.........so......
..........if anyone's got feet size 11 (Left) and size 91/2 (Right) I have a spare pair, brand new - absolute bargain ;D
I know somebody else who has two difference size of feet and he finds getting shoes a NIGHTMARE!