Cheapest place I found to buy name brand boots
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Cheapest place I found to buy name brand boots
I just saw a thread with over a 100 replys (about 10 or so pages) about riding boots.
I just thought I would let everyone in on a great web site that I found and used.
http://workingperson.com/
Man do they have a lot to choose from.
I wanted to buy some Milwaukee Classic Harness boots and checked a lot of sites.
This place had the best price and a no hassel return policy.
They shipped quick and the turn aound on the exchange wasn't bad either.
.........and they have FREE SHIPPING and FREE RETURN EXCHANGE.
They have 4 pages just of Harley Boots.
I had to return them for a wider size and believe me it was easy.
No hassel to return them for the proper size.
I just thought I would let everyone in on a great web site that I found and used.
http://workingperson.com/
Man do they have a lot to choose from.
I wanted to buy some Milwaukee Classic Harness boots and checked a lot of sites.
This place had the best price and a no hassel return policy.
They shipped quick and the turn aound on the exchange wasn't bad either.
.........and they have FREE SHIPPING and FREE RETURN EXCHANGE.
They have 4 pages just of Harley Boots.
I had to return them for a wider size and believe me it was easy.
No hassel to return them for the proper size.
Last edited by Texas Fat Boy; 10-13-2008 at 10:07 PM.
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The problem of not being able to try the boots before you buy keeps me from buying boots or other pieces of clothing on line. I am lucky to have enough stores close by, that i can shop around for the best price. With boots, I had to wear steel toe boots for my work and since I retired, I have several pair of steel toe boots to use up before I have to buy new again. Even then, probably still wear those kind. So used to shifting gears with the toe that anything else feels strange.
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I ended up driving 3 hours each way one time to try on some $100 chaps (that now I love) because I kept getting disapointed trying some leathers over the internet.
But what I did find is (with my weird shaped feet - 11 1/2 EW),
I can get close to the boots I want in stores, but they never have the right size.
I usually need a wider size than people carry.
So I checked as well as I could in stores
boots that felt good, but needed to be a different size,
then ordered the size I thought from these guys.
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http://www.onlinebootstore.com
Here is another place that I have found that is real good on the prices. The return/exchange is just like the first comment.
Here is another place that I have found that is real good on the prices. The return/exchange is just like the first comment.
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I haven't bought boots in a long time, but I will be in the market next year. My question is; Do boot sizes vary as much as tennis shoe sizes do now? used to be I could grab a pair of 10 1/2 off the shelf and be good. Now it's anywhere from a 10 to a 12. How do you get past that?
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Working person's store
The working persons store...read below quick profile in thumb picture...little town of Lakeville, IN. about 10 miles south of South Bend without even a stoplight in town...wish I would have had my 401K invested in them...thet are about 15 miles away from where I live...they are quite the talk of the area and do things RIGHT...not to mention they're one of the top retailers on ebay.
Last edited by LucklessPedestrian; 10-18-2008 at 10:39 AM.