Show us your boots
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Probably better for its own thread/discussion. I don’t have time to get into it now, but I’ll definitely give you my opinion on different engineers sometime in the near future…
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@northsouthdenimguy Fair enough. I'll get another thread going. I look forward to hearing your experience
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@Mizmazzle I did and they are treating my feet nicely! I was a bit hesitant at first as they are a bit different looking than something I would usually wear, but I’m really starting to dig their looks. I don’t leave until the beginning of December so I have about a month and a half to get them broken in properly.
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@Denman-John look forward to the epic pics!!
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Hi everyone! Guys, could you recommend a model for everyday use? Which one is more convenient to use in winter? A relative could bring one from Berlin to my prison.
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@Walery-Smirnoff I would prefer the Logger for winter solely because of its sole. I find that Iron Rangers with the original sole are a) slippery in winter conditions and b) cold.
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@Walery-Smirnoff I'd argue that the Iron Ranger isn't really made for temperatures below 5 degrees Celsius, at least not if you have to stop somewhere outside, wait, etc. The Logger would definitely be a better choice.
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@Walery-Smirnoff Then you should be fine with the Logger. I have 2 pairs in use, but both model 899 with Poron insoles to withstand the cold.
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@matt_rost said in Show us your boots:
@Walery-Smirnoff Then you should be fine with the Logger. I have 2 pairs in use, but both model 899 with Poron insoles to withstand the cold.
I'll listen to you and take them. I'll be happy with just boots and no warm insoles. I'll find some warm insoles here.
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I'll take Logger.
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@Walery-Smirnoff in this case forget my answer as neither will suite these conditions, at least not without insoles.
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@DmarOh my friend! I'm 53 years old already. I've been deprived of something for half my life. I have no choice. I want these boots. If I freeze, it's because it's meant to be.t
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