half price ugg boots!!! QUICK!!

katehesk

webitha wrote: »

just had a look, and this is not a jibe at anyone, but do people actually spend £200 on shoes/boots?? seriously is it just me that baulks at paying £50 let alone £200

or am i just mega tight fisted lol

Nope! I wouldn't either! I wouldn't buy Decker/Ugg Australia uggs full stop to be honest, totally overpriced and very few bargains to be had on them.

I did buy a couple of pairs of LFA's which where £65 and £80 each, but usually retail around the £200 mark, and they are gorgeous. Read about them online, and their sheepskin is the thickest of all the brands including Deckers and Emu, so they were worth it as I haven't had my nomads off since I got them 4 weeks ago!

bebebelle

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I did buy a couple of pairs of LFA's which where £65 and £80 each, but usually retail around the £200 mark, and they are gorgeous. Read about them online, and their sheepskin is the thickest of all the brands including Deckers and Emu, so they were worth it as I haven't had my nomads off since I got them 4 weeks ago![/QUOTE]


Where did you get you LFA please, they are £90 in my Local shoestore.

katehesk

I've just bought another pair too for £88.99. Must stop now!

The first pair I got from here, from the bargain basement section - boots are seconds and have colourfast issues but mine have been fine after intially wearing them with socks for a few weeks have now gone barefoot and no black feet so far!

http://www.lfaboots.com/shop//bargain-basement-c-125.html?osCsid=bs7ugda8rmb34mtc7dtr6g29k0

Use code Moneysavingexpert10 for £10 off too! Not sure if it's still valid.

I got my next two pairs from Daniel Footwear.

http://www.danielfootwear.com/ladies_footwear.asp?cat1=54&view=all

First pair got £10 off using code 'LFA' plus used a new credit card with first purchase incentive of £15 off.

2nd pair from Daniels used code 'Valentines' for 15% off.

mr_knight

marias1981 wrote: »

topshop have ugg boots at upto halfprice, just bought myself a pair of ugg classic cardy boots for £65, they have loads of styles reduced heavly

Hope that helps someone

http://www.topshop.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?beginIndex=0&catalogId=19551&storeId=12556&categoryId=73422&parent_category_rn=61561&langId=-1&top=Y



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Maria x

The metallic boots are available here if you are a szie 41 and they are cheaper than topshop. Might help someone

janthemum

Always wanted uggs but couldnt afford them but bday on 19th so treat myself to size 40 gold full length ones for £100 and t for £6 and cardy for £35 and then 10 % off student and free p and p so all for £126 where as normally uggs are £190 and I have always loved the gold ones. so great thankyou :j

*Vikki*

Thats a bargain, gold ones are in my size too at top shop! Must resist!! Already have two pairs!

xellieqx

webitha wrote: »

just had a look, and this is not a jibe at anyone, but do people actually spend £200 on shoes/boots?? seriously is it just me that baulks at paying £50 let alone £200

or am i just mega tight fisted lol

I would rather pay more for a good pair of shoes or boots, than have loads and loads of pairs of cheap ones that start to smell and fall apart.
I guess if you can afford it and see it as an investment, it's not a problem.

blue_monkey_2

I bought my first pair of classics 3 years ago. I live in them as they are so warm and comfy.

I have 2 older pairs I now use for walking the dog, doing the gardening and knocking around the house, and one good pair I wear for going out. I spent £100 and the oldest has lasted me 3 years with almost 7 months of constant wearing each year (sometimes more if it is chilly).

A few weeks back the oldest pair got a hole in the toe but the other old pair are going strong and I wear the holey pair around the house. The mud just falls off and you cannot tell I walk the muddy fiends in them at all. My friend was horrified when she saw me walking the dog in them.

Best thing I ever spent money on - for myself anyway. I love them. That being said I do wear a kids UK2 and so they do not cost me as much.

scrummymummy

I have chilblains on my toes and my GP recommended I get some Ugg style boots to keep my feet warm. I spent a couple of days researching the different brands and trying on different styles (classics versus cardi versus knitted) and in the end plumped for some extra tall 'Love From Australia' classic style boots from Daniel Shoes. I used the Valentine code that Katehesk posted (thanks for that) and got them for £89.99 including packaging - now waiting for them to arrive to try them out. The cheapest similar Uggs were still £160.00 on My Wardrobe using the dosucont vouchers, and in the end I felt the £70.00 difference was too much. But very much hoping that the LFA's will be good quality!

mmmkbb

blue_monkey wrote: »

I bought my first pair of classics 3 years ago. I live in them as they are so warm and comfy.

I have 2 older pairs I now use for walking the dog, doing the gardening and knocking around the house, and one good pair I wear for going out. I spent £100 and the oldest has lasted me 3 years with almost 7 months of constant wearing each year (sometimes more if it is chilly).

A few weeks back the oldest pair got a hole in the toe but the other old pair are going strong and I wear the holey pair around the house. The mud just falls off and you cannot tell I walk the muddy fiends in them at all. My friend was horrified when she saw me walking the dog in them.

Best thing I ever spent money on - for myself anyway. I love them. That being said I do wear a kids UK2 and so they do not cost me as much.

u wear a uk2? whats d size for adult? do they stretch?