QUOTE(myasiahobby @ Nov 7 2017, 12:28 PM)
Ok, thanks for the input.I will bring both types.
Footwear for winter destination, Suggestions for affordable footwear
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QUOTE(Carlo J @ Nov 3 2017, 11:06 AM) Hi serious /k, when i was in iceland, i saw locally they have this boots that's suitable to walk on ice without slipping..and there's no spikes protruded from the sole..i take it as a very good and high quality shoes. but then again, it costs around RM2k per pair..so yup..considering it's iceland, and if the locals can wear them daily for 6 mths per year or more..i am sure its one of the best..which definitely can tahan 0 celcius....Anyone that have been to winter destinations that are below 0 degrees have suggestions for affordable footwear? My budget is around RM200-300 as I can't afford Camel Active/Timberland. Bundle shops or any place I can check out for these footwear? Thanks. when i was there..average temp was -15~-20 degree celsius |
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Nov 7 2017, 08:11 PM
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Nov 8 2017, 04:29 AM
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Why need special boots? Unless you are walking in mountains, normal boots with non slip sole n woolen socks are sufficient.
Sport shoes are good for weather abv 10c. I just wear my rockport n clarks. No issue. |
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Nov 8 2017, 07:38 AM
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QUOTE(Kim Bi Jan @ Nov 7 2017, 04:32 PM) when i was in iceland, i saw locally they have this boots that's suitable to walk on ice without slipping..and there's no spikes protruded from the sole..i take it as a very good and high quality shoes. but then again, it costs around RM2k per pair..so yup..considering it's iceland, and if the locals can wear them daily for 6 mths per year or more..i am sure its one of the best..which definitely can tahan 0 celcius.... Wow, that sounds good but pricey.when i was there..average temp was -15~-20 degree celsius That must've been really cold.. QUOTE(hirano @ Nov 7 2017, 08:11 PM) nah. i've been to japan during winter, even as cold as 3-1°C. A normal sport shoes and thick socks are all i needed. With uniqlo heatech and gloves. Yeah, I have heattech shirt, thermal socks and gloves.QUOTE(Twins10 @ Nov 8 2017, 04:29 AM) Why need special boots? Unless you are walking in mountains, normal boots with non slip sole n woolen socks are sufficient. Ok, sure.Sport shoes are good for weather abv 10c. I just wear my rockport n clarks. No issue. Got it. |
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Nov 8 2017, 11:04 AM
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QUOTE(Carlo J @ Nov 8 2017, 07:38 AM) Wow, that sounds good but pricey. cold is an understatement..its always snowing..and i dont bother to put cheese on fridge.jst dump them inside car....but not water bottle though..neeed to take them into room else will become ice...That must've been really cold.. |
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Nov 8 2017, 11:31 AM
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Nov 8 2017, 12:30 PM
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If you must buy 'special' shoes, then can consider those RM1XX waterproof hiking shoes from Sports Direct. And wear thick woolen socks. If you must la.
I bought a pair and wore it for my trip to Harbin (-30C) earlier this year. Worked for me. Kept my feet warm and dry. Even in deep snow. Hiking shoes coz I can reuse for other trips, instead of snow boots or winter boots.\ Edit: Mine is something like this: ![]() This post has been edited by Serendipity123: Nov 8 2017, 12:33 PM |
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Good.. Someone has started to ask this for me.
Is it a must to buy water proof snow boots? See there is a jump in price in universal traveller |
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Nov 9 2017, 08:39 AM
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QUOTE(Serendipity123 @ Nov 8 2017, 12:30 PM) If you must buy 'special' shoes, then can consider those RM1XX waterproof hiking shoes from Sports Direct. And wear thick woolen socks. If you must la. Hmm, this is one of the types that I was looking for.I bought a pair and wore it for my trip to Harbin (-30C) earlier this year. Worked for me. Kept my feet warm and dry. Even in deep snow. Hiking shoes coz I can reuse for other trips, instead of snow boots or winter boots.\ Edit: Mine is something like this: ![]() But, since I already got mine, it's fine for now. Thanks for the recommendation. |
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any leather shoes will do. whether its casual or sports. more importantly is to have good socks.
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buy merino socks here. buy boots there. problem solved.
you dont have budget, so just forget about fashion shoes. go for marmot, patagonia, north face or salomon boots. they last, and multipurpose stay away from camel and timberland |
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Tokyo in december no need winter shoes..
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QUOTE(Wassupman @ Nov 9 2017, 04:39 PM) Ok, thanks.Yeah, I have thermal socks, but planning to buy another pair or two just in case. QUOTE(kenny B @ Nov 9 2017, 06:27 PM) buy merino socks here. buy boots there. problem solved. I have the socks but I will check out the boots there.you dont have budget, so just forget about fashion shoes. go for marmot, patagonia, north face or salomon boots. they last, and multipurpose stay away from camel and timberland Noted on the brands above. Yeah, Camel Active and Timberland is too expensive for me. QUOTE(gogocan @ Nov 9 2017, 11:40 PM) Thanks for the input.QUOTE(gogocan @ Nov 9 2017, 11:48 PM) Yeah, getting this spray for my shoes.But, won't it damage the material? |
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