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Guest Len

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Ok, I need some boots. I know I'm treading on a sensitive topic here -I know lots of guys who have serious, strongly-held opinions on what constitutes a decent boot. I'm not generally a "tacti-cool" kind of guy, but do like the comfort and support a good boot offers. (Plus our gun club range is sometimes pretty muddy, so I get 'em dirty.) I need something in a color other than black. Came across this: http://www.lapolicegear.com/blwawedeopsb1.html

I have never bought any Blackhawk products, but have been 100% happy with LA Police Gear over the years.

Anyone have any thoughts/experiences with these or similar? Any local vendors I can give my money to instead?

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Guest EasilyObsessed

Have you tried looking at REI? There is a local store in Brentwood. I just got a 20% off coupon if you need one.

I have always preferred "hiking boots" over any type of tactical boots.

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Guest jackdog

Been wearing wolverines and or Redwings for years, maybe not Tacti cool but they sure are comfy. But then again I have a custom made pair of ostrich boots (mercedes Rios)that are 10 years old look great an feel like house shoes.

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I have a pair of Wolverines I started hiking in in 1967. They are still good to go and comfortable.

I have a problem with Blackhawk. A lot of their stuff in made in Vietnam and other Asian countries. And I think it is a favorite of the mall ninjas.

Better watch out for those mall ninjas,you never know where one might show up.:D

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Guest darkstar

In all seriousness try a pair of Doc Martens. Yeah I know they are not a tactical or combat style boot but they are seriously comfortable. Try to find a pair that has at least 8-10 sets of eyelets, they will be high enough for good ankle support. They are a bit more expensive but way worth it. Most comfortable boots I have ever had.

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Two useful pieces of information here. Many thanks Mars.

And thanks to all the other posters as well. I know have enough boot research to do to last me for hours.

And I thought it would be simple to add a decent pair of tan/beige/sand/whatever they call 'em boots to the wardrobe. Oh well.

I have a pair of Wolverines I started hiking in in 1967. They are still good to go and comfortable.

I have a problem with Blackhawk. A lot of their stuff in made in Vietnam and other Asian countries. And I think it is a favorite of the mall ninjas.

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Guest EasilyObsessed
No one mentioned Ugg? LOL

You hated Uggs. You hated crocs.

Now you can hate cruggs.

For the fashionable hippie everywhere....

At least now I wont be shocked the first time I see a student wearing those on campus.

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