Where to buy LEO/Military boots?

[cybernorris]

You can also check US Calvary in Clarksville .. uscav.com .. they're an incredible military outfitter.

[Guest mustangdave]

You can also check US Calvary in Clarksville .. uscav.com .. they're an incredible military outfitter.

I would add Brigade Quartermaster www.actiongear.com as well...there is always the Army/Navy Surplus store too.

[TripleDigitRide]

I would add Brigade Quartermaster www.actiongear.com as well...there is always the Army/Navy Surplus store too.

They appear to have some good deals on what little I looked at. I'll dig a little deeper when I have some time. Thanks!

[TripleDigitRide]

BTW, I'm getting them from Hero-Gear. I'm not sure I'll be able to make it down there this week, so I'll just have them shipped.

[G27]

Question for those who have bought boots online - how do you size them? It seems every manufacturer varies slightly in how they designate sizes - with some I wear as small as an 11 with others it's as large as a 13...

[TripleDigitRide]

Question for those who have bought boots online - how do you size them? It seems every manufacturer varies slightly in how they designate sizes - with some I wear as small as an 11 with others it's as large as a 13...

I went to Greene's so I could see and try on the options. I then placed the order with Hero-Gear.

[Guest Todd@CIS]

Question for those who have bought boots online - how do you size them? It seems every manufacturer varies slightly in how they designate sizes - with some I wear as small as an 11 with others it's as large as a 13...

Pretty much a crap shoot.

I don't order any footwear online unless I've worn products from that manufacturer before and know their sizing.

I've worn everything from 9.5W to 11 depending on who made them.

[R1100R]

Pretty much a crap shoot.

I don't order any footwear online unless I've worn products from that manufacturer before and know their sizing.

I've worn everything from 9.5W to 11 depending on who made them.

Todd is 100% correct on this.

[Guest Todd@CIS]

Even a broken watch is right twice a day.