[ SECRET POST #5974 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5974 ⌋

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Comments

Solovairs

[(Anonymous)]

Does anyone own a pair? How has it been and how long have you owned them? How often and I'm what weather conditions do you use them?

I think after many, many, many a year, I'm giving in and buying a pair of combat boots. I was looking at doc martens but the quality isn't the same, I've heard. Looking to hear some opinions! It's a costly boot and I'd like to have it for at least 10 years.

Re: Solovairs

[(Anonymous)]

Don't know about Solovairs but it's true about Doc Martens not being as good anymore. I have two pairs over 20 years old still going and a 5-year-old pair that are pretty much wrecked.

Re: Solovairs

[(Anonymous)]

I've had mine for 10 years now. They're holding up great. I live in England so they've got me through a lot of rain and mud. Wear them all the time really as once broken in they're comfortable. They have better leather than Doc's.

Honestly, they're as good as my over 40 year old pair of Docs that are only just showing their age. They're the same company that made my old docs and one thing I love is they (unlike new Doc's) still have soles that can be replaced. For some reason Doc's stopped doing that on their newer boots. Thing's like that mean your boot's will last ages. newer Doc's I find just fall apart on the soles.

Re: Solovairs

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you!! I really wear the crap out of my boots in general so I'm looking for a pair that can take (somewhat) of a beating. I live in the Northeastern US, so we get rain and snow. Only after 15 years of no care (and hiking through snow, and rain, and casual wear, etc) are my biker boots finally giving out, so this might be a worthwhile replacement. I like that the soles can be replaced. Welp, time to spend some money :'/ lol