Affordable Indy boot alternative
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 6:26 pm
This subject may have come up in the past, but I was wondering if anyone else out there has found Skechers to be as good an Indy boot alternative as I. About 8 months ago I was at a local shoe store and I saw a pair of Skechers boots in medium brown with a moc toe styling. They were about 50 bucks and they had my size so I bought them.
Let me say, these suckers are built like iron. I have worn them for everything from a wedding (when they were brand new), to hiking, camping, and rock climbing. I've built a fence around three acres of property in them, I've worn them in the pouring rain (kept my feet dry), and I wear them every day to work where I spend 8 to 12 hours on my feet. They have always been comfortable, right from the start. They were a bit hot for the Texas summer, but tolerable.
Anyway, I checked the website, http://www.skechers.com , and there are about three or four styles of boots that would work as Indy boots. The best part is, they are only about $60 a pair.
Let me say, these suckers are built like iron. I have worn them for everything from a wedding (when they were brand new), to hiking, camping, and rock climbing. I've built a fence around three acres of property in them, I've worn them in the pouring rain (kept my feet dry), and I wear them every day to work where I spend 8 to 12 hours on my feet. They have always been comfortable, right from the start. They were a bit hot for the Texas summer, but tolerable.
Anyway, I checked the website, http://www.skechers.com , and there are about three or four styles of boots that would work as Indy boots. The best part is, they are only about $60 a pair.
Huh. Illinois.