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  1. Anyone tried Contour Boots? If so, any comments? I know they are a bit
    cheaper, but I am looking for a boot with a generous volume for under £80.
    I believe their Nevada boot has reasonable width and sells for about £65.

    If not Contour, any other suggestions? Leather preferably, and not weighing
    a ton. Goretex not necessary.

    O

  2. In message <[email hidden]>, Owen
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone tried Contour Boots? If so, any comments? I know they are a bit
    cheaper, but I am looking for a boot with a generous volume for under £80.
    I believe their Nevada boot has reasonable width and sells for about £65.

    If not Contour, any other suggestions? Leather preferably, and not weighing
    a ton. Goretex not necessary.


    I use a pair for summer walking - they do the job as adequately as any
    boot that costs double. Wouldn't use them in serious winter conditions
    though - that is when the Scarpa Manta's prove their worth.

    --
    Martin Richardson
    520/1554 Marilyns - 67% to go 60/89 Donalds - 33% to go
    61/211 Irish Hewitts - 71% to go 20/220 Corbetts - 91% to go

  3. "Owen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Anyone tried Contour Boots? If so, any comments? I know they are a bit
    cheaper, but I am looking for a boot with a generous volume for under £80.
    I believe their Nevada boot has reasonable width and sells for about £65.

    If not Contour, any other suggestions? Leather preferably, and not
    weighing a ton. Goretex not necessary.

    O


    I simply baulk, as does my bank balance at paying c. £150 for a pair of
    boots. Have had the Contour Sierra (about £75-£80) for a year or so. Took a
    bit of wearing in, but very happy with them.

  4. David Rose said:

    "Owen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone tried Contour Boots? If so, any comments? I know they are a bit
    cheaper, but I am looking for a boot with a generous volume for under £80.
    I believe their Nevada boot has reasonable width and sells for about £65.

    If not Contour, any other suggestions? Leather preferably, and not
    weighing a ton. Goretex not necessary.

    O


    I simply baulk, as does my bank balance at paying c. £150 for a pair of
    boots. Have had the Contour Sierra (about £75-£80) for a year or so. Took a
    bit of wearing in, but very happy with them.

    Agreed. Unfortunately having tried the Contours yesterday, they don't
    fit me - a bit too snug. I'm told Milletts do a leather boot called
    "Skiddaw" which is about the same price (£60) so that's the next stop.
    Thanks to the folks who responded.

    O

  5. "I'm told Milletts do a leather boot called "Skiddaw" which is about
    the same price (£60) so that's the next stop."

    That's what I've used for the last two years and very happy with them I
    am too (that is when I'm not wearing trail shoes)

    David.

  6. Message-ID: <[email hidden]> from
    neil contained the following:

    Quoted message said:

    Agreed. Unfortunately having tried the Contours yesterday, they don't
    fit me - a bit too snug. I'm told Milletts do a leather boot called
    "Skiddaw" which is about the same price (£60) so that's the next stop.

    I have a pair. It's a good boot but the rubber is coming away from the
    boot a little at the front.

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