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Seeking advice re: tolerable pain-free boots
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi, I can use boot shopping advice,
..but please no medical advice, thanks wink

When I tried these Chromatic boots by Totes:
http://images.smarter.com/180x180x15/30/20/12724020.jpg

My left foot - which decades ago had developed a bit of a bony hump on top due to a bang during childhood - hurts at the area where the Chromatics' zipper meets the seam (i.e. piping) on upper part of instep.

This doesn't happen to me just with Totes, but with various brands I've tried on in stores.

But there are some brands such as White Stag boots which were roomier at instep & did not hurt me. Here's a pic of White Stag - though not my particular style:
http://i.pgcdn.com/pi/75/18/45/751845044_160.jpg

Does anyone know whether Bearpaw or Brumby or Pawz or Naturalizer are roomier in that area? (whatever that area is called - i'm not sure)

Those brands seem like they'd be OK, but I can't be sure.

Thanks.
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