I want knee high boots but for bigger calves

NEH

My quest for black boots continues...

I got several pairs of black boots from M and S including some of their supposed wide fitting ones and none fit they just won't do up.....My calves have got a lot of fluid on from taking medication and I am desperate to wear knee high boots again...

I thought about Evans or Simplybe but I think they may be then too big around my smaller ankles....Duo are out as I couldn't justify £140 odd on a pair of boots at this moment....

Any other suggestions?

lexuslass

A friend of mine always suffered trying to get long boots but couldn't get them to fit around the calves.... she got some from Evans in the end and was over the moon with them... I don't recall her ever saying that they were baggy around the ankles or anything - she never had big ankles.

HTH

NEH

lexuslass wrote: »

A friend of mine always suffered trying to get long boots but couldn't get them to fit around the calves.... she got some from Evans in the end and was over the moon with them... I don't recall her ever saying that they were baggy around the ankles or anything - she never had big ankles.

HTH

Might give it a go then and see what they have in store next week when I go to town....

Thanks

Ivrytwr3

bigger calves? Perhaps you should leave the sexy FMB's to the younger girls and try these instead:

NEH

FMB's?????

and I hardly think 30 is too old...:rolleyes:

dizzygillespie

FMBs = F**k me boots

The wellies really aren't a helpful suggestion. I had same problem a couple of years back when I was rather more muscley than I am now found the perfect fitting ones for me at Faith. I also tried some Hush Puppies ones which were fine around calf but I did find them a little too generous around ankle so I do appreciate the problems you mention.

NEH

dizzygillespie wrote: »

FMBs = F**k me boots

The wellies really aren't a helpful suggestion. I had same problem a couple of years back when I was rather more muscley than I am now found the perfect fitting ones for me at Faith. I also tried some Hush Puppies ones which were fine around calf but I did find them a little too generous around ankle so I do appreciate the problems you mention.

Thanks, I may still young for boots but all the abbreviations and text speak I'm getting to the point why can't people just talk normally for a change...

and no the wellies were exactly helpful...

I'm really upset about it as it's only since altering the medication that it's happened and it's causing problems with everything in cluding finding things like jeans etc...

Will try Faith hadn't thought of those....thank you

dizzygillespie

Well if it helps you feel any better I only knew about FMBs because it was explained to me last winter when I was wearing my boots As a newly divorced fortysomething a work colleague took it upon himself to educate me..... I also know what a !!!!!! is now too

Oh..... and .......before you ask ..... I did get the offer of the F in the FMBs ...... however my view that its not wise to mix business with pleasure meant he got rebuffed :rotfl:

Lyndach

Ann Harvey do a nice range
vivaladiva(which are part of the simplybe companys) allow you to choose calf fitting

Zazen999

http://www.duoboots.com/

NEH

dizzygillespie wrote: »

Well if it helps you feel any better I only knew about FMBs because it was explained to me last winter when I was wearing my boots As a newly divorced fortysomething a work colleague took it upon himself to educate me..... I also know what a !!!!!! is now too

Oh..... and .......before you ask ..... I did get the offer of the F in the FMBs ...... however my view that its not wise to mix business with pleasure meant he got rebuffed :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl:

Lyndach wrote: »

Ann Harvey do a nice range
vivaladiva(which are part of the simplybe companys) allow you to choose calf fitting

Thanks will check them out....:D

Zazen999 wrote: »

http://www.duoboots.com/

Mentioned in my orginal post can't afford duo boots...