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are the duckboots wearable in snow?
first time dealing with snow
first time dealing with snow
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have worn mine multiple times and they has not creased up yet
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I'm guessing u didn't read what I wrote but I'm actually looking for the iridescent IDs NOT FLAXS.
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yes they are snow shoes, hench why they are called duckboots and they releases when they did..............lol you guys who get snow are funny
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Technically, duck boots were made for water and mud. But if they can handle mud, they can handle snow.yes they are snow shoes, hench why they are called duckboots and they releases when they did..............lol you guys who get snow are funny
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It hasn't snowed here yet but I thought I would wear them since its supposed to rain today and I have a 25 minute walk home. Personally I think It will be fine in 5cm of snow. The upside is they are so so light compared to timbs. But I like the coverage of the 6" its higher.
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exactly my point thanks @Koebot
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unless you walking in a tundra I think you'll find them ok
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LOL. Problem is when the city still hasn't cleaned off the snow on the sidewalks after a week. The ground does start to feel like tundra, you can break an ankle
unless you walking in a tundra I think you'll find them ok
For most purposes though The duckboot will suffice 90% of the time plus its lighter and more comfortable.
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LOL funny, I understand tho, not really a fan of of timbs for that reason...........too clunky
LOL. Problem is when the city still hasn't cleaned off the snow on the sidewalks after a week. The ground does start to feel like tundra, you can break an ankle.
For most purposes though The duckboot will suffice 90% of the time plus its lighter and more comfortable.
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Don't know if this has been posted. Flax Hi up on footlocker.
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Wore these today.
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Wore these today.
Is that this years option?
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Last year.
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These arrived today.
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/\/\/\/\ Niccccccccccccce! I have a Bamboo pair arriving Friday.
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These arrived today.
Well done on those.
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Nice id! Got the same but with gum sole coming next Wed.
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Is the black on this Pendleton material? Because if it is I'm thinking of scratching the design I was gonna go with and start newWore these today.
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Thanks. 
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These flax hi's are too nice. Doing away with the strap though. Also almost bought boot laces to go with em. Didn't though cuz I'm not too sure how'd that look.
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Anyone pick up them low black suede joints with the gum bottoms?
