I actually found what seems to be a good pair of combat boots on Amazon for like $55 (the tan ones, at least).
http://www.amazon.com/Wellco-Mens-80...737646&sr=1-14
Though Im reluctant to get them because I dont know how sizing is...
I actually found what seems to be a good pair of combat boots on Amazon for like $55 (the tan ones, at least).
http://www.amazon.com/Wellco-Mens-80...737646&sr=1-14
Though Im reluctant to get them because I dont know how sizing is...
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Combat boots are usually gortex and will keep your feet dry. Water also wont escape so bring GOOD and extra socks to change into. Go to a military outfitter or something (I went to my NEX) and have them measure you for boots.
I would recommend trying them on but that should not be too much trouble as I am sure you can find them in a lot of places.
Once you have the size, ordering from online should not be a problem if it offers a savings.
I might also recommend some jell inserts. You can use them over the inserts already in the boots.
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Actually those boots arent available anywhere near me.
Theoretically, could I just go to a shoe store and ask them to fit me for boots, then go onto amazon and use the measurements to buy these?
I know that Im a size 11, I just dont know the width.
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Those combat boots on Amazon look like they're made of suede?
I did some trekking while I was in school and I always wore DMS boots. They're standard issue for army personnel here (I've never seen any combat boots).
They are quite comfortable and hard wearing.
Infact I confess that I did not discard the first pair I bought after I returned from my trip. I wore them three years straight until the sole of one broke into two.
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I found this site had some nice boots. Some more expensive than others, but as you know, you get what you pay for.
http://www.armynavysuperstores.com/boots.htm
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Is there an REI near you? Try on some hiking boots there. Army boots seem like overkill to me, I don't see the need for such a high top. But I've never had a problem rolling my ankles.
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Alot of them are made in the USA too if you are into that sort of thing. I was pleasantly surprised to find the pair I bought was made here. :)
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