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January 7th, 2006   #1
zander_0633
 
 

How to choose military boots? info


I am going to Philipines soon and want to get a pair of boots which can be used for hiking and construction and military uses. Any pointers on what type of boots should I buy nad what to look out for like colour and material?



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January 7th, 2006   #2
phoenix80
 
 
One similar thread posted here

http://www.military-quotes.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15363&highlight=Boots
 
January 7th, 2006   #3
FO Seaman
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by zander_0633
I am going to Philipines soon and want to get a pair of boots which can be used for hiking and construction and military uses. Any pointers on what type of boots should I buy nad what to look out for like colour and material?
Try Jungle Boots.




 
January 7th, 2006   #4
zander_0633
 
 
Well, Jungle boots do not have give support to the ankle thus when use extensively, the angle may be injuried!
 
January 7th, 2006   #5
FO Seaman
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by zander_0633
Well, Jungle boots do not have give support to the ankle thus when use extensively, the angle may be injuried!
Actually I have twisted my ankle more than once with a jungle boot on an it has stopped my ankle from being injured.
 
January 7th, 2006   #6
godofthunder9010
 
 
You know, I had these really really old Army boots. Standard black and all. They were the model with a really tall ankle on them. Those gave my feet the best support of any combat boots I've owned, but I don't believe they make them anymore. I have really narrow big feet, so what generally works for me doesn't work for anyone else.


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January 8th, 2006   #7
5.56X45mm
 
 
5.11 HRT Series Boot. I love them and I think they're better than sliced bread.

http://www.511tactical.com/footwear/...ban_Boot_.html
 
January 8th, 2006   #8
zander_0633
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Cadet Seaman
Actually I have twisted my ankle more than once with a jungle boot on an it has stopped my ankle from being injured.

You mean you twisted your ankles wearing the Jungle boots, but the jungle boots has also stopped your ankle from injury?

I just recieved this pair of army boots from my cousin. The size is 270. Any idea wad is the equvilient in US size or UK size?
 
January 8th, 2006   #9
phoenix80
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by zander_0633
You mean you twisted your ankles wearing the Jungle boots, but the jungle boots has also stopped your ankle from injury?

I just recieved this pair of army boots from my cousin. The size is 270. Any idea wad is the equvilient in US size or UK size?
http://www.i18nguy.com/l10n/shoes.html

does this help?
 
January 8th, 2006   #10
bulldogg
 
 
I swear by my HiTech Magnums... Zander there is no Holy Grail of Combat Footwear for all users... depends on you. Try out some and see what works best for you.


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