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I hear ya for sure. I have to go out one more time to deal with the snow tonight, but at least I am wearing my leggings and tall Hunter boots.

I am a member of the anitque outboard club as well, aomci.org. I am from the east coast so not many old outboards left out here. Have often dreamed of roaming through boathouses/barns on midwest lake houses though! My swap meet went well yesterday, many more attended that I had figured... I could only hang out outside for about five or ten minutes at a time before having to go back inside for a bit, but my legs were not frozen! I am wearing my leggings again today for pushing the darn snow, love wearing my gloss black Hunter refined tall boots over my levis though, great for snow removal chores. Do you remember the name of the guy who was president of the local AOMCI chapter? So true.

Don't be too hard on yourself buddy

I had my leggings on under my levis at my antique outboard outdoor swap meet today in 10F weather, they truly helped.

He is a cool guy indeed, I even visited with him once in Ohio, had a great time!

Always loved go go boots, and remember being mesmorized by them as a kid. Would really love a good quality pair today for sure.

I have the same issue, but have never actually measured my calves, too embarrassing I guess...

Good for you! I would be afraid of slipping/skidding, but you handled it no problem!

So sorry to hear this. Hoping you got some sort of financial/insurance benefits that might carry on for awhile. I was ready to leave the airlines as well, but didn't think this retirement thing through very well. I really need to find a little job to get me out of this house and keep my mind engaged. Would love to be able to wear my boots at work also.....

Yep, even tried a barge, no luck....

Same here. I really do like/enjoy many different styles of boots, but am extremely particular at the same time. So, I can appreciate classic pointed toe stiletto boots and go go boots as well. But, the slightest feature/design can turn off my interest instantly as well.

I couldn't "carry a tune in a bucket"...

That's how you know when a pair of boots fits well, and are engineered for actually walking in...Best feeling ever

instruction number one on the second method seems vague to me

was wondering the same things

You look great, how were they to walk in?

Sounds like quite the shopping experiences, so sorry they didn't have your sizes in the styles you wanted, so frustrating indeed...

A very powerful look indeed, even though it is intended for personal safety! I hear ya, maintaining balance becomes more difficult as heel height goes up.

I hear ya for sure! I tend to have a pretty standard wardrobe, just many duplicates of the same item. Slim levis, long sleeve T shirts, hoodie sweat shirts. Love to wear my boots with my standard outfit, and even think it looks good, perhaps I am living in my own dream world. I have gotten a few pairs of tigher/stretch girl jeans from the thrift store though, which I really enjoy wearing.

Same here!

exactly

These boots are amazing. A great combination of all the styles I like. Nice tall shafts, pointed toes, great tall rugged heels, and reasonable to walk in...

Those boots are perfect for most any occasion. They look great, feel great, and easy to walk in. I would also agree that 4" heels are optimum for me as well in terms of actually walking around doing things..

I spent yesterday afternoon working on an outboard project, wearing my 4" nine west booties. These booties are very easy to walk in and look great. But, will have to admit it, sore feet after standing around at the work bench for three hours...

YIPES! You gambled on playing with fire for sure