boots
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Pros
- My boots are about 3 years old now, but they're the only piece of my kit I actually bit the bullet and shelled out crazy money for. I figure no matter what ski I'm running the boot is ultimately gonna determine how comfortable I am and h...
- I buy boots instead of trail runners because they cost half as much and last five times as long lol.
- You can buy the pre-made stuff at boots in duty free, and order it online for collection for peace of mind.
- The boots are so cute that I wouldn’t mind having a pair myself.
- Just bring boots (never rent boots! unless you're a total beginner) , bring snow clothes, and helmet. Those can pack into a large suitcase and don't take up too much space in a dorm room.
Cons
- I took Doggo on a “normal” length walk- about two miles- in her boots, and the boots rubbed the top of her toes.
- I've tried boots and I'm worried my dog will hurt themselves running so I've decided it's not worth it.
- I'm after a vitamin c serum after trying a few, loreal , boots etc . Each one I've tried dries my skin out .
- The boots are a no go. They are from 2008, which means the material will fall apart once you take it on the mountain. You might get one day on those boots before the heal starts delaming from the boots, and the foam I side pack out compl...
- Yeah I stopped buying things like body lotion in Boots because I saw a teenage girl opening up tubs of body butter, taking out scoops to put on her hand and then closing it and putting it back on the shelf and taking another to try.
Sentiment
5 positive (45%) · 1 mixed (9%) · 5 negative (45%)
Trust + time weighted score: -7% · raw score 0%
What redditors said (10 of 11)
I took Doggo on a “normal” length walk- about two miles- in her boots, and the boots rubbed the top of her toes.
I've tried boots and I'm worried my dog will hurt themselves running so I've decided it's not worth it.
I'm after a vitamin c serum after trying a few, loreal , boots etc . Each one I've tried dries my skin out .
My boots are about 3 years old now, but they're the only piece of my kit I actually bit the bullet and shelled out crazy money for. I figure no matter what ski I'm running the boot is ultimately gonna determine how comfortable I am and how much fun I'm having on the mountain so it's what I wanted to compromise on the least.
I buy boots instead of trail runners because they cost half as much and last five times as long lol.
The boots are a no go. They are from 2008, which means the material will fall apart once you take it on the mountain. You might get one day on those boots before the heal starts delaming from the boots, and the foam I side pack out completely.
Yeah I stopped buying things like body lotion in Boots because I saw a teenage girl opening up tubs of body butter, taking out scoops to put on her hand and then closing it and putting it back on the shelf and taking another to try.
You can buy the pre-made stuff at boots in duty free, and order it online for collection for peace of mind.
The boots are so cute that I wouldn’t mind having a pair myself.
Just bring boots (never rent boots! unless you're a total beginner) , bring snow clothes, and helmet. Those can pack into a large suitcase and don't take up too much space in a dorm room.