drb5

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The missus has realised her UGG boots are **** in the snow/wet, so is wanting to get some Cat boots....just the plain tan ones, but prices are £80+!? I seem to remember being able to get them under £50 a few years back.

Anyone know where to get some at reasonable prices?

gallois

http://www.safetybootsuk.co.uk/ladie...3929_5199.html

still expensive at £60 though.

sti-04!!

M&M Direct Dave. Usually have them in stock at a good price

James Neill

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http://www.johnlewis.com/6637/Style.aspx?source=63257

drb5

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Thanks guys, but she's wanting the plain ones and not sure she want steel toe caps.

drb5

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Out of stock of her size.

daviee

try this link for kids boots

http://www.spartoo.co.uk/Caterpillar...d=froogle&sx=B

oldsplice

I had to get a size smaller in my Cat boots (size 3 when I'm normally a 4).

Turbohot

I thought this thread was about some type of boots for cats. I know someone from here, who bought ASDA hoodies for their cats about 3 years ago as their Christmas presents LOL

Anyway, Cat is a good make for walking boots.

fast bloke

Don't get steel toe caps if she doesn't need them. You have to break them in with a hammer. I got a pair for 22 quid last Saturday (down from 100.) The box says Cats, the receipt says Cats, the boots are Cats, stock number is 705108. I got them in a shop in Lisburn Square..... hope that helps.....


p.s. I love my Cats

Jimbob

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Fur lined riggerboots ftw!! lol.

ChefDude

I have to admit i know nothing about boots, but i got these timerberlands


and they are awesome for snow - warm, comfortable, grippy - i had to walk 4 miles in them the day after i bought them and no blisters!

Jap Import

Cat boots have certainly gone downhill over the years.
I've always kept a pair at hand for the bad weather and the grips gotten worse over the years as I get later models.
My latest pair would probably do fine in dancing on ice.
Absolute litter!

Lady Luck

I agree, My first pair were awesome, a few year ago I got another pair and they were atrocious. A bit too fashion focused rather then 'sensible boots' despite being the same style (tan suede boots)

If she's not so bothered about labels, there's lots of better sturdier alternatives but in the same colour and style.

Leslie

Handy if you annoy her though!

Les

Jamo

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http://www.shoe-shop.com/products/Bo.../invt/pav36141

if your any where near matlock derbyshire I can get you 10% off the above price.

James

edit your no where near lol

ScoobyDriverWannabe

Got a leaflet thing through the door today from TJ Hughes.

They are advertising them for £39:99, but only in sizes 7-11.

dpb

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/...44_634x538.jpg

dpb

These are way more worth it

http://www.blundstone.com/product_in...egoryID=130278

Clarebabes

I've got some Olang Patty snow boots which are stylish, comfortable and appropriate for the conditions we are experiencing at the moment:




They do them in all different colours - I have brown ones and my daughter has silver. I paid £44.95 for them from BestBuys in Wellingborough, but they can be bought online for around £50. (RRP is about £70!)

Show her them, she might like them more.

oldsplice

We've been wearing Blunnies for years 'n' years! They're excellent. Although lately they don't seem to last as long, so Mr OS has now gone over to Rossi's. My brother usually keeps him stocked up when he comes over from Oz

BOB.T

drb5

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Lol, thanks very much guys.

I'll show her the suggestions, but i expect(being a woman afterall ) she'll stick to the Cats if possible. When i asked about the Timberlands, she reckons they are too narrow and pointy, whereas the Cats are a bit more rounded at the front and chunky looking??

Either way, i'll see what she says later.

The Trooper 1815

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Try Go Outdoors, some awesome savings at the moment on all sorts of winter boots and clothing.

STi wanna Subaru

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Love my Red wing's but they're pretty poor on the snow.