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Survivors Work Boot?

Question:
I like my Gov't Issue Jungle boots for the summer riding and regualar Gov't Issue boots for winter...ooh yeah... still were the green wool socks also...hate the new black ones...


Answer:
Right now I'm wearing a pair of Wolverine boots purchased in 1994. I don't subject them to heavy work conditions, like construction but I do wear them often. They are the most comfortable pair of boots I've ever had. They weren't exactly cheap ($110 at Pennys) but they have at least another year of wear left. That would be $9.17 per boot per year, pretty good eh?

I just retired my Herman Survivors after 20+ years. I bought a pair of Wolverine steel toe, 8" high, waterproof workboots. They were on a one-day sale at Sears, half price. I paid about $55. They are surprisingly comfortable; no real break-in. I've worn them riding thru the end of the cold weather, and they are warm too. They are a light color leather, and the shift mark on the left boot is quite obvious. However, I bought them for functionality, so appearance does not bother me too much.

I don't mean this as throwing a wet blanket on your boots thing, but fwiw, I just bought a new pair of Wolverines for $79 at a place called Name Brand Shoes. It's one of those discount places. They're the exact same boot I finally wore out that I think I paid about $150 for a few years ago.

Sorry I'm late with this info, but if you have one of these type of stores in your area, maybe you can find a pair too and then cancel that other purchase real quick and save yourself some cash.


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