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by beetree on 06 October 2010 - 15:10
I just got my first pair of BOGS. They are so cute and waterproof. I can't wait to wear them in the wet fields, and even to winter swim meets. My feet should stay warm and dry, and fun to look at, to boot! Very comfy, too. Please share what you wear on your feet to keep them from gettiing soaked from the wet.
by steve1 on 06 October 2010 - 15:10
Beetree where did you get them from i sure could use some this winter if they have them in mens
Steve1
Steve1
by beetree on 06 October 2010 - 15:10
Steve, here is a link to their men's line... not as fetching as the ladies, but very warm and dry! 
www.bogsfootwear.com/Men
www.bogsfootwear.com/Men
by AandA on 06 October 2010 - 15:10
Good old Dunlop steel toe capped wellies. I always find other wellies or wellie type shoes are far too expensive for my meanness and can quite easily split/puncture... and a leaking wellie does not make for a happy boy.
AandA
AandA
by steve1 on 06 October 2010 - 15:10
Beetree
I took a look and a pair would do me well, However they only do sizes from 8 to 14 I am size 6 small feet possble a size 7 with thick winter socks on which would do okay, I wonder if USA sizes are so much different to the Europeon sizes, they would be expensive getting them over here, Belgian Customs would want a fair cut they always do, I wonder if they sell them in Europe, They look great for the job
Lokking again on the Bogs site i think a size 8 would fit okay but they do not give an address or email to contact them, Not even a City so i can look up the Code from Belgium to phone them any ideas
Steve1
I took a look and a pair would do me well, However they only do sizes from 8 to 14 I am size 6 small feet possble a size 7 with thick winter socks on which would do okay, I wonder if USA sizes are so much different to the Europeon sizes, they would be expensive getting them over here, Belgian Customs would want a fair cut they always do, I wonder if they sell them in Europe, They look great for the job
Lokking again on the Bogs site i think a size 8 would fit okay but they do not give an address or email to contact them, Not even a City so i can look up the Code from Belgium to phone them any ideas
Steve1
by Ninja181 on 06 October 2010 - 16:10
IYWTTTOJGOT - Cryptic message for Beetree! LOL
Deciphered: If you want to try them out just go outside today.
Do they hiss???
Enjoy them they look very comfortable.
Deciphered: If you want to try them out just go outside today.
Do they hiss???
Enjoy them they look very comfortable.
by Ramage on 06 October 2010 - 16:10
I use rubber wading boots. Stylish, no?
by beetree on 06 October 2010 - 16:10
Ninja, yes it is very wet today! I am wearing them right now, and I have very happy feet. The neoprene upper part is almost like a built-in sock. No hiss yet, but I'll let you know. (And you are such a naughty boy, no secrets please!)
Ramage, you should check out the complete ladies line, they even have pretty cowboy type boots, too!
Steve, here is the sizing chart and an online dealer locator. Shop around, lots of those sites are giving discounts... (I got 10% off myself...
www.bogsfootwear.com/DealerLocator
www.bogsfootwear.com/SizingInfo
Ramage, you should check out the complete ladies line, they even have pretty cowboy type boots, too!
Steve, here is the sizing chart and an online dealer locator. Shop around, lots of those sites are giving discounts... (I got 10% off myself...
www.bogsfootwear.com/DealerLocator
www.bogsfootwear.com/SizingInfo
by Birdy on 06 October 2010 - 17:10
Hi Beetree,
Not to hijack your thread but this is for Steve1.
You might want to try these boots. We have been using them for over 10 years now the one's we use are the "Mucktster" which is great for cleaning pens and gardening. They come in a size men's 4 to a size 14.
The newest one my husband uses is called the "Wellie Ranch" it's a boot. He wears it out and about and it's even worn around oil and cleans right up. It comes in a size men's 7 to a size 14.
These can be found on Amazon.com and might be better choice for where you live Steve as the rates and customs will be different. Here is the company's web page here in the US. http://www.muckbootsonline.com/
These aren't as pretty as Beetree's but they are practicle and are long wearing too.
Not to hijack your thread but this is for Steve1.
You might want to try these boots. We have been using them for over 10 years now the one's we use are the "Mucktster" which is great for cleaning pens and gardening. They come in a size men's 4 to a size 14.
The newest one my husband uses is called the "Wellie Ranch" it's a boot. He wears it out and about and it's even worn around oil and cleans right up. It comes in a size men's 7 to a size 14.
These can be found on Amazon.com and might be better choice for where you live Steve as the rates and customs will be different. Here is the company's web page here in the US. http://www.muckbootsonline.com/
These aren't as pretty as Beetree's but they are practicle and are long wearing too.
by steve1 on 06 October 2010 - 17:10
I sent the firm Campnor a Mail asking if they will send a pair over to me the Lassing MT boot will do me well on the Freezing nights we train by Floodlight in the Winter. and the feet do get really cold after being out there for 3 hours or so, These Boots may help a bit if i can get them
Steve1
Steve1
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