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I personaly like the classic style boat shoe, they usually have very small siping treads on bottom,so rocks and grime dont get stuck in them, those sporty ones have bigger sipes so more of a chance of rocks, now most times i take shoes off when boarding other boats , but certian instances, i wear shoes, like in rain and cold temps, trying to step on a wet deck barefoot can lead to painfull bodily damage or gel/paint damage
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Originally Posted by Mastercraft240
(Post 3367681)
The black and yellow ones will do. You gonna buy me a pair?
Man... don't know if these sperrys will hold up to the witches brew. It's some serious chit:). You may have to get some insurance waivers for your crew before they step foot on that deck. I couldn't keep the bottle from sliding off the bow :lolhit: |
Originally Posted by fasttoys7619
(Post 3367730)
I personaly like the classic style boat shoe, they usually have very small siping treads on bottom,so rocks and grime dont get stuck in them, those sporty ones have bigger sipes so more of a chance of rocks, now most times i take shoes off when boarding other boats , but certian instances, i wear shoes, like in rain and cold temps, trying to step on a wet deck barefoot can lead to painfull bodily damage or gel/paint damage
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http://www.amazon.com/Helly-Hansen-M.../dp/B000MD6TP0
This is what I have if they are going to get wet. http://www.robertwayne.com/DC-SHOES/...White-Monogram DC's in white if I am going to be on the docks at night and may be on and off the boat. As you can tell like white shoes in the summer and actually have had a lot of compliments on the white DC's from all ages. I also prefer slip on shoes. |
Originally Posted by Mastercraft240
(Post 3367611)
RHR,
I've actually researched sperry shoes on and off this season. I've pretty much decided on these. They look like Nikes and you can generally wear them around the docks without feeling like an idiot. Little expensive, but when you consider the amount of time you spend on the boat, it's quite worth it. http://www.sperrytopsider.com/store/...ultOption=true OR http://www.sperrytopsider.com/store/...ultOption=true |
Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing163.1
(Post 3368073)
ditto :drink:
Does it ever get hot enough up there in Alaska or Canada or where ever the Great Lakes are, that u need booties on your feet? Just wondering. Dan :evilb::angry-smiley-038::evilb: |
Originally Posted by VtSteve
(Post 3368095)
I have both the sneaker and the traditional leather style. They both have identical soles. The leather ones are more comfortable overall, and easier to slip on and off. But when you're standing up driving the boat, they both offer great anti-shock.
thnx again :coolcowboy: |
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Originally Posted by ElimiNordic
(Post 3368099)
Bill,
Does it ever get hot enough up there in Alaska or Canada or where ever the Great Lakes are, that u need booties on your feet? Just wondering. Dan :evilb::angry-smiley-038::evilb: |
Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing163.1
(Post 3368114)
gets Hottt up here plenty Dan ,dont know about on my feet but plenty of B@@ty here ..:eek::lolhit::drink:
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Originally Posted by Mastercraft240
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RHR, tell me thats actually your bedroom.
and of course what other then a round waterbed :cool-smiley-011: |
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