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New scruffs twister... shall add these to my basket
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John j said:
There's some dewault ones in b nq at in for 40 quid .
Wickes had a clear out other day. Boots were a fiver in clearance.
You might laugh here but imo plaster kills all shoes I get these . Thick pair of socks 30 quid from sports direct. Get same time out of em then dearer ones
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you paid 30 quid for a pair of socks o_O
 
I bought these, really comfy, used to just wear trainers but I thought I'll go safe this time lol
 

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I’ve been wearing hiking boots, really comfortable but the soles are wearing out fast. Couldn’t go back to big clumpy work boots again. My feet have been loads better in comfy boots.
 
hollybank said:
Xmas present for someone?
I couldn’t wear them plastering,they look too clumpy,plus the treads will get full of dab I imagine.
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Tbh I always wear these type of boots.
Ideal when for when I Tarmac drives....
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MIXERMAN said:
Thought the ones I had were good .the soles have split . Wot ones you got .
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I'm sorry to hear about your shoes splitting. It's always frustrating when a good pair of shoes meets that fate. If you're looking for suggestions, I'd recommend considering a reputable brand known for durability and comfort, like Nike, Adidas, or New Balance, depending on your style and activity preferences. It's important to find a pair of work boots that suits your needs and fits comfortably to avoid similar issues in the future. Happy shoe shopping!
 
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