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  1. Further to my thread looking for size 13 boots, I have managed to get a
    list of boots which come in this size:

    Contour Harrier - £59.99 Demon Canyon - £80 Karrimor Solitude GTX - £80 Altberg Northfell Microlite
    £84.99 Garmont Vegan £75 Brasher Freelite GTX £90 Demon Atlas £90 Asolo FSN 80 GTX £90

    These were from a back issue of trail magazine,

    The other boots I have been looking at are Columbia Bugabootoo's (sort of half welly / half hiking
    boot) - are these any good? They are rated to - 32C, so I know they should be warm enough.

    Any other suggestions welcome!

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    Brian

  2. Brian <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    The other boots I have been looking at are Columbia Bugabootoo's (sort of half welly / half hiking
    boot) - are these any good? They are rated to - 32C, so I know they should be warm enough.

    Question is, will they be too warm?

    A bit more info, I'm looking for boots which will be hard wearing, warm and waterproof as I do field
    archery - my ATF Deltas are not at all warm - a typical days shooting involves a lot of standing
    around. However ,I'd like something which is also suitable for hill walking..

    any thoughts?

    thanks

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    Brian

  3. Brian said:

    A bit more info, I'm looking for boots which will be hard wearing, warm and waterproof

    Probably not much help, but I once bought a pair of boots from Millets which were made of fairly
    supple plastic with high leather uppers and were lined with fibre pile. Very warm and great for
    walking through small streams and even standing in puddles.

    They were quite cheap too, but only lasted for a year or two before the plastic started
    cracking. I should have bought a few pairs. I think they were a one off thing, I've never seen
    them on sale since.

    But you never know, there might be something similar somewhere.

    Paul
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  4. "Paul Saunders" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:bo6beq$g7e$1
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    Quoted message said:
    Brian said:

    A bit more info, I'm looking for boots which will be hard wearing, warm and waterproof

    Probably not much help, but I once bought a pair of boots from Millets which were made of fairly
    supple plastic with high leather uppers and were lined with fibre pile. Very warm and great for
    walking through small streams and even standing in puddles.

    They were quite cheap too, but only lasted for a year or two before the plastic started
    cracking. I should have bought a few pairs. I think they were a one off thing, I've never seen
    them on sale since.

    But you never know, there might be something similar somewhere.

    I think I've settled on a pair of boots - Trezeta Lecco boots, leather with goretex lining, £84 from
    Sports Warehouse in Edinburgh. Accordign to their website they stock them in size 13...

    Look a good pair of boots - but I haven't really heard of that brand name. Anyone any experience?

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    Brian

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