The current trend of young men with no money buying brand new Hellcats inspired me to make this post. I would truly hate my life if my car note was $1,300 for 84 months. And don’t get me started on jewelry. I’m from Chicago, and never want to be a tempting target for criminals.
I've never worn a Lace-to-toe variant of any boots. But I like the way they look. Will there be a difference in regards to comfort, or speed of putting them on?
I found these in my size at Bootbarn for only $410. But the ten inch shaft is a lot.
I find the 55 last in D width to be perfect for me. But am just now reading that the 4811 has a higher arch support. Will the toe box still have the same proportions as the 55? I am very particular about not wanting more toe room.
Also, why is the Line Scout so much more affordable than the other 4811 boots? Is it just because it's less popular?
I'm looking for experienced based opinions. How are they relative to 430's, or V-bars?
I had a 9 year old miss her stop because she wasn’t paying attention. Her dad followed us in his Infinity. He apologized because he knows his kid is always daydreaming.
The website requires a 24 digit code to take the survey. But this receipt gave me a 25 digit number. Yes, I’ve already tried to use it.
The 55 last has really upgraded my life. Especially in regards to my knees. Will I be just as happy with a pair of Mister Lous? Are they just as comfortable? How do your knees feel after walking five miles in them? Do they require a solid pair of insoles; or are they like the 55's?
I can imagine it probably happens in gay male marriages. Though I obviously don't know for sure.
I'm overdue for new spark plugs, and my dumb-ass forgot to swing by Autozone. Need to get my car to the shop tomorrow. And yes, I have work tomorrow.
If not, what did you do with it? When was the last time you had it?
I turn 43 this year, and I do plan to eventually buy an MOS pistol purely because I anticipate my eyesight to worsen when I'm older. Currently, I find MRDS's to be unnecessary so long as I train often enough. They're definitely nice. But I'd rather use that money to buy training ammo instead.