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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi

Thinking of getting a new pair of boots. It has been a while since I bought my last pair, technology and designs change and therefore after some suggestions.

Want pair of 'intermediate' boots. Use Superfeet green inserts.

Problems I have are wide feet, high instep and calfs like tree trunks. For example with my current boots most of the catches are adjusted to their max and I still get problems with the tightness of the cuffs around the calfs.

Any suggestions of suitable boots to try would be appreciated.

John W
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

i could name 5 or 6 if not more but without seeing your feet it would be pointless, get the foot measured properly and see what will work, most barnds make a wide boot some are more adaptable round the calf than others but most have a lot more lattitude than older models...a good fitter will select a boot to suit your foot shape taking in to account the calf and then modify the cuff of the boot to suit

good luck
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