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Office's version of UGG cardies down from £40 to £10
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galvanizersbaby wrote: »I have some Office boots and I have found them true to size - their UK 5 is certainly a standard size 5 - I'm not sure footwear sizing differs as much as clothing?

If I was between sizes I think I would go for the next size up (you can always put thick socks on)
No, it doesn't always differ as much as clothing, certainly! I've just found that boots in particular are sometimes a bit on the smaller or larger size. I'll go for a 6.
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Just so you know, Shoe Zone sell the exact same style as this at £5.00 in their sale at the moment, I think they actually look better quality tbh. If you have one nearby it would be worth a look if you didn't want to spend out Deckers version. Also they have grey, cream, black, fig and moss. I don't think they call them the same colours though.
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Cheers, wife has just ordered some0
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thanks - i just got some - what a bargain!0
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...to be fair this deal was already posted within my thread 2 days ago
does that make this thread spam????? (HUKD member and know it would mean that on HUKD just not too sure bout here)
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Have to say I think the foam type soles on these aren't very good in this weather. I have some similar boots and there's just no weight to them - I slipped on the pavement as there was just no grip. My walking boots are much better.Sealed Pot Challenge #817 £50 banked
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...to be fair this deal was already posted within my thread 2 days ago
does that make this thread spam????? (HUKD member and know it would mean that on HUKD just not too sure bout here)
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2190359
I wouldn't get too worked up about it tbh.
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Have to say I think the foam type soles on these aren't very good in this weather. I have some similar boots and there's just no weight to them - I slipped on the pavement as there was just no grip. My walking boots are much better.
I agree with this- plus if you walk through snow they will get very wet. I know they're cheap- but even expensive ones aren't suited to this.0 -
lovely, these will do nice for cheapie boots.0
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i agree ,find these type soles an absolute nightmare in snow,i landed on my bum a few times,but hopefully snow wont be around for much longer,lolHave to say I think the foam type soles on these aren't very good in this weather. I have some similar boots and there's just no weight to them - I slipped on the pavement as there was just no grip. My walking boots are much better.0
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