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Ben G

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5th Dec 10 at 10:48

okay, need some boots as the recent weather showed just how shite trainers are when it's wet and snowy.

i quite like these and tried them on in bank yesterday, were 100 quid there but can get them for 55 quid on mandmdirect.

not sure if they look a bit gay though?

or could just get some timberland's, these ones:

any suggestions are appreciated also, cheers.

MarkM

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5th Dec 10 at 10:54

Top ones look good. Those Timberlands look horrendous.

mwg

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5th Dec 10 at 10:58

I got some Timberland Earthkeepers recently but they are too good to be walking round in the snow in

Some normal Timberland 6" boots would be my choice for snow.

John G

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5th Dec 10 at 11:02

i have these although there to nice to get wreck in all the snow

alan-g-w

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5th Dec 10 at 11:05

quote:
Originally posted by mwg
I got some Timberland Earthkeepers recently but they are too good to be walking round in the snow in Some normal Timberland 6" boots would be my choice for snow.

Assuming you mean the normal sand coloured Timbies you get, agreed. I've found a pair I got about 5 or 6 years ago and they've been great - best thing about them is the fact they're wateproof.

Ben G

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5th Dec 10 at 11:05

those are nice but not sure if they look a bit chavvy?

ideally i want some boots that i can go out in to restaurants and what not.

i'm such a fussy shopper and i hate walking round shops trying on stuff

alan-g-w

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5th Dec 10 at 11:07

Those first ones are nice mate, as long as you like them who gives a fuck if people think they look gay.

Ben G

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5th Dec 10 at 11:10

i don't care what people think really, just not sure if i suit them

might just buy them and walk around with a limp wrist and embrace the gayness.

mwg

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5th Dec 10 at 11:12

quote:
Originally posted by alan-g-w

quote:
Originally posted by mwg
I got some Timberland Earthkeepers recently but they are too good to be walking round in the snow in Some normal Timberland 6" boots would be my choice for snow.

Assuming you mean the normal sand coloured Timbies you get, agreed. I've found a pair I got about 5 or 6 years ago and they've been great - best thing about them is the fact they're wateproof.

Yeah thats them. You can get them in other colours too

http://www.timberlandonline.co.uk/on/demandware.store/Sites-TBLGB-Site/default/Search-Show?cgid=all_boots_mens_sixinch&pid=PS_mns6inauth44&start=8&source=search&color=214

alan-g-w

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5th Dec 10 at 11:13

They're quality

didn't realise they were so much though.

ShEp

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5th Dec 10 at 11:14

I have some timberlands

Ace for the snow, I've been using them all week and my feet haven't been cold or wet.

Ben G

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5th Dec 10 at 11:15

i want something that looks a bit different from my work boots really.

i have steel toe capped dealer boots which i am quite fond of but fancy something a bit more fashionable for the rare times i go out with the missus

John G

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5th Dec 10 at 11:30

the ones i have dont have all the shiny timberland symbols there just plain dark blue, go really well with all jeans,

mattk

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5th Dec 10 at 11:30

Ive just bought some Rockports of M&M

Im after some propper timbalands too

ShEp

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5th Dec 10 at 11:33

quote:
Originally posted by John G
the ones i have dont have all the shiny timberland symbols there just plain dark blue, go really well with all jeans,

Snap, mine are brown though

Can't be doing with all the chavvy ones with massivle silver timberland badges on them.

Roll tops also suck ass

John G

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5th Dec 10 at 11:39

i prefer them over the 1st ones you posted and cheaper, cant see them being very warm though

[Edited on 05-12-2010 by John G]

Robbo

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5th Dec 10 at 12:08

On a similar note. I think I need some nice boots to wear with polo shirts and jeans as trainers look daft

suggestions?

CorsAsh

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5th Dec 10 at 12:09

quote:
Originally posted by John G
i prefer them over the 1st ones you posted and cheaper, cant see them being very warm though

[Edited on 05-12-2010 by John G]

I was looking at these also, having ruined my current boots this year

Ben J

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5th Dec 10 at 12:15

I got these recently.

http://www.timberlandonline.co.uk/on/demandware.store/Sites-TBLGB-Site/default/Search-Show?cgid=men_footwear_boots_casual&pid=PS_mnsekf10f&start=12&source=search&color=214

Been bloody awesome in the snow. Smart enough to wear to restaurants etc but also rugged enogh for snow etc.

They are really grippy too.

sc0ott

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5th Dec 10 at 12:19

Like the first ones as well. The timbie ones are worn by 95% chavs and the other boots look like something jls would wear

Mertin

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5th Dec 10 at 12:19

Iv got 2 pairs of cats, an old pair iv had for 6 years for snow, bud etc and a new pair for better weather. Just the classic style

John G

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5th Dec 10 at 12:21

quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Like the first ones as well. The timbie ones are worn by 95% chavs and the other boots look like something jls would wear

so if i put either of these boots on my feet ill either look like a chav or something out of JLS

what a load of shit!

Robbo

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5th Dec 10 at 12:21

http://www.asos.com/Superdry/Superdry-Beat-Suede-Desert-Boots/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=1127634&cid=4209&Rf900=1447&sh=0&pge=2&pgesize=200&sort=-1&clr=Tan

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John G

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5th Dec 10 at 12:23

they really dont look very substantial