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Have bought so many new boots like haix arbtex etc and all hurt trying to break them in as have a perm injury so any boots i buy end up on fleabay and someone gets a good deal. bought used boots on same site and they felt comfy and as I only do the odd volounteer job in domestic settings I dont need anything up to health n safety standard so if your getting a new pair of boots keep me in mind guys and send a pm , doing each other a big favour, roughly a 12 or 13, prefer leather high leg as more comfy and  leather softens up more than goretex etc,  live in lanarkshire, cheers

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1 minute ago, Khriss said:

Simple solution fr new boots. Have a bath- chuck yr boots in after n leave to soak.  Put them on in the morning with carrier bags over yr socks n wear em till dry. Like buckskin :) k

Thats a top tip if it works Khriss . Never heard that one before . ?

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25 minutes ago, Khriss said:

Simple solution fr new boots. Have a bath- chuck yr boots in after n leave to soak.  Put them on in the morning with carrier bags over yr socks n wear em till dry. Like buckskin :) k

I have heard an alternative ‘squaddie’ technique of filling said boots with piss, leaving overnight then carry on as Kriss 

says, works a treat apparently, although you do stink of piss..,

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Just now, The avantgardener said:

I have heard an alternative ‘squaddie’ technique of filling said boots with piss, leaving overnight then carry on as Kriss 

says, works a treat apparently, although you do stink of piss..,

Thats on the old leather Army boot as they sat in Storage s fr years n dryed out. Urea is the tanners friend for leather. Dont think its good idea on new forestry boots tday! K

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