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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: PurefectWindowCleaning on January 08, 2014, 07:20:48 pm
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Spotted these bad boys when out doing my food shop ;D
Ive always worn trainers but giving these a bash in the wet weather and 1 week in, SO FAR SO GOOD ;D
#georgerocks
http://direct.asda.com/george/mens-shoes-boots/hiker-boots/G004402314,default,pd.html
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waterproof?
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They have really good reviews ;)
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Ill write my own review ;D
Hardcore water 'resistant' bud ;D
Like I said im used to trainers so these are a bonus haha
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Spotted these bad boys when out doing my food shop ;D
Ive always worn trainers but giving these a bash in the wet weather and 1 week in, SO FAR SO GOOD ;D
#georgerocks
http://direct.asda.com/george/mens-shoes-boots/hiker-boots/G004402314,default,pd.html
won't last, after 1 month you would have wet feet!
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Spotted these bad boys when out doing my food shop ;D
Ive always worn trainers but giving these a bash in the wet weather and 1 week in, SO FAR SO GOOD ;D
#georgerocks
http://direct.asda.com/george/mens-shoes-boots/hiker-boots/G004402314,default,pd.html
won't last, after 1 month you would have wet feet!
He feet should stay dry as long as he doesn't go out in the rain, stand in puddles or work with water.
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you might aswell of bought desert wellies for all the good they
will do you :)
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Jealousy wont get you know where lads.
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i have a north face goretex jacket and its great for keeping you dry and fits over a fleece and dickies jacket,baseball cap and hood up when working in the rain.
as for boots they have to be goretex.i wear bergaus ones and they are light,comfortable and keep your feet bone dry.i wear them all year round.
ive tried all the cheapo boots and ive found they are a waste of money as my feet were wet after a while.i buy a new pair of gortex boots around every 18 months to 2 years.
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im into fishing..wading in rivers etc spent half my life in muddy fields
and walking in streams.
Full gortex boots are overated and overpriced,if you want a good
compromise that will last, you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
chub boots and the likes of are ideal..warm waterproof and easy to
walk in for the more dainty amongst you..best of all relatively cheap
at around £40
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Man made - non leather uppers!
Will fail pretty soon.
Good things cost less.
Buy cheap buy twice. etc..
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you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
Oooh er! :-X
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im into fishing..wading in rivers etc spent half my life in muddy fields
and walking in streams.
Full gortex boots are overated and overpriced,if you want a good
compromise that will last, you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
chub boots and the likes of are ideal..warm waterproof and easy to
walk in for the more dainty amongst you..best of all relatively cheap
at around £40
Goretex walking boots aren't over rated. For walking in moderately wet conditions they are prefect. For standing around in wet and mud, Wellington type boots are the best. For winter work, I have found these the best:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/rigger-boots/84004#
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#asda
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im into fishing..wading in rivers etc spent half my life in muddy fields
and walking in streams.
Full gortex boots are overated and overpriced,if you want a good
compromise that will last, you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
chub boots and the likes of are ideal..warm waterproof and easy to
walk in for the more dainty amongst you..best of all relatively cheap
at around £40
Goretex walking boots aren't over rated. For walking in moderately wet conditions they are prefect. For standing around in wet and mud, Wellington type boots are the best. For winter work, I have found these the best:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/rigger-boots/84004#
chub boots matey have a shoe part like a wellington but better
quality and the soles are better aswell and dont wear as quick
Dont get me wrong i use wellingtons aswell muckboots are good
and ive had a pair of skee-tek for nearly ten yers but can be a bugger
to walk any distance.
Chub boots are a good reliable relatively light boot and ive walked
miles in them through streams and drenched fields,perfect for standing
around wfping in the rain for the more dainty amongst us ;D
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you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
Oooh er! :-X
;D
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im into fishing..wading in rivers etc spent half my life in muddy fields
and walking in streams.
Full gortex boots are overated and overpriced,if you want a good
compromise that will last, you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
chub boots and the likes of are ideal..warm waterproof and easy to
walk in for the more dainty amongst you..best of all relatively cheap
at around £40
Goretex walking boots aren't over rated. For walking in moderately wet conditions they are prefect. For standing around in wet and mud, Wellington type boots are the best. For winter work, I have found these the best:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/rigger-boots/84004#
chub boots matey have a shoe part like a wellington but better
quality and the soles are better aswell and dont wear as quick
Dont get me wrong i use wellingtons aswell muckboots are good
and ive had a pair of skee-tek for nearly ten yers but can be a bugger
to walk any distance.
Chub boots are a good reliable relatively light boot and ive walked
miles in them through streams and drenched fields,perfect for standing
around wfping in the rain for the more dainty amongst us ;D
Ohh. Just looked up Chub boots. I had never heard of them. They look a bit strange, but I see what you mean. I would quite like a pair. ;D
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im into fishing..wading in rivers etc spent half my life in muddy fields
and walking in streams.
Full gortex boots are overated and overpriced,if you want a good
compromise that will last, you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
chub boots and the likes of are ideal..warm waterproof and easy to
walk in for the more dainty amongst you..best of all relatively cheap
at around £40
Goretex walking boots aren't over rated. For walking in moderately wet conditions they are prefect. For standing around in wet and mud, Wellington type boots are the best. For winter work, I have found these the best:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/rigger-boots/84004#
Do you get customers asking if you do extensions in those ? ;D
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im into fishing..wading in rivers etc spent half my life in muddy fields
and walking in streams.
Full gortex boots are overated and overpriced,if you want a good
compromise that will last, you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
chub boots and the likes of are ideal..warm waterproof and easy to
walk in for the more dainty amongst you..best of all relatively cheap
at around £40
Goretex walking boots aren't over rated. For walking in moderately wet conditions they are prefect. For standing around in wet and mud, Wellington type boots are the best. For winter work, I have found these the best:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/rigger-boots/84004#
Do you get customers asking if you do extensions in those ? ;D
Why do you ask?
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im into fishing..wading in rivers etc spent half my life in muddy fields
and walking in streams.
Full gortex boots are overated and overpriced,if you want a good
compromise that will last, you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
chub boots and the likes of are ideal..warm waterproof and easy to
walk in for the more dainty amongst you..best of all relatively cheap
at around £40
Goretex walking boots aren't over rated. For walking in moderately wet conditions they are prefect. For standing around in wet and mud, Wellington type boots are the best. For winter work, I have found these the best:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/rigger-boots/84004#
Do you get customers asking if you do extensions in those ? ;D
Why do you ask?
They look like something a builder would wear to me or someone looking for scrap metal!
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im into fishing..wading in rivers etc spent half my life in muddy fields
and walking in streams.
Full gortex boots are overated and overpriced,if you want a good
compromise that will last, you need a rubber bottom with maybe
a waterproof material upper.
chub boots and the likes of are ideal..warm waterproof and easy to
walk in for the more dainty amongst you..best of all relatively cheap
at around £40
Goretex walking boots aren't over rated. For walking in moderately wet conditions they are prefect. For standing around in wet and mud, Wellington type boots are the best. For winter work, I have found these the best:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/rigger-boots/84004#
Do you get customers asking if you do extensions in those ? ;D
Why do you ask?
They look like something a builder would wear to me or someone looking for scrap metal!
Actually riggers boots are very good,its just the steel toecap
that puts me off
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7 weeks in lads and still going strong ;D ;D
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Waterproof, durable, comfortable and will last a good few years:
http://www.surplusandadventure.com/shop/boots-walking/military-boots/british-army-assault-boot-219264.html
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7 weeks in lads and still going strong ;D ;D
You've hardly worked!
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7 weeks in lads and still going strong ;D ;D
You've hardly worked!
True ;D