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Papa got new shoes

Discussion in 'Attire' started by killeroy154, Jun 13, 2018.

  1. killeroy154

    killeroy154 Survivalist

    The hiking shoes I purchased last year have been a little snug. They appeared to fit good when I purchased them, and they have served me well. The couple of past times hiking this spring they have become a little uncomfortable, maybe the fur on my feet has thickened or something, so I began searching for the same brand only in a wide size. It sure is a pain in the rear to find a 13W. Why can't I ever find my size of shoe on sale? Any how I had to order them. Some brands they are listed as a "Wide", but for some reason the Columbia brand list them as 2E go figure. They aren't the mid highs, but they are more comfortable.

    I am getting ready for Grandfather Mountain hiking the end of the month.

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  2. campforums

    campforums Founder Staff Member

    Which ones did end up settling on? It is tricky because sometimes shoes feel better after they've been broken in a bit and other times they don't :(
     
  3. killeroy154

    killeroy154 Survivalist

    I got the 13 2E Columbia. Fit very well and did great on our Grandfather Mtn hike.

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  4. Alexandoy

    Alexandoy Survivalist

    This reminds me of the camping boots that my father brought home from the US (he was an American citizen residing in California). I was proud of that shoes that looked like imitation leather. That pair of boots was for my camping trips although I used it first when we went on vacation in the norther city called Baguio. Take note that it was only the second time that I wore those boots. It didn't take long before i noticed that something was wrong. And before I could find out, my wife was laughing while pointing to my left shoe with a detached sole. It was fortunate that I brought along my rubber shoes. When I investigated, the other shoe also had indications of a detached sole. And that's when I noticed that it was made in China.
     
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