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I am currently in the process of narrowing down the exact height of Bean boot I am going to purchase. As much as I love the extremely high originals, I don't hunt so that height may be a little extreme. As with most other purchases, it usually comes down to whats a sz. 11 on eBay.
ReplyDeleteI have two heights - Mocs in the tan and 8" in the brown on brown. I wish I had gone to 11" or higher for an little bit more support and they look straight hot untied with pants tucked in and a babour for extra measure.
ReplyDeleteNice start to the blog. Keep it up.
Thanks man, I appreciate the kind words. Duck boots were so popular with kids at my college and I am finally understanding what all the fuss was about...
ReplyDeleteLove em! And, even with those holes that can't possibly be any colder than a brand spankin new pair...XXOO
ReplyDeleteNice to see my boots are so famous. These torn up boots are actually my summer slippers and have great drainage for rainy days. They actually never leave the back of my truck. But did you know they are actually Bean Boots?
ReplyDeleteDisregard my question please. Long day at work and the Basil Hayden is already playing with my mind!
ReplyDeletegood lord those boots have been around forever, nothing like hand-me-down bean boots
ReplyDeleteI'll probably hand-me-down my Moc boots to my son someday. Hopefully they will look as worn as the ones in your post.
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