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Solomon Super Mountain 9 boots

$68 (includes shipping in lower 48)

I think they retail for about $300.

 

I've had these boots for about 5 years and only used them for 2 (I bought plastics 3 years ago). Anyhow, they're great boots, a little on the narrow side, size 11.5, full stiff shank, made for ice climbing or glacier travel, no removeable inner boot. They're a hybrid leather and plastic. Lighter than plastics!

 

PM if interested.

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Sketch, are you really asking for digitals of Jareds feet???

 

Hey JJ don't post any photos of your feet or this thread will be kicked to spray.

 

Someones got a foot fetish

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Sketch, are you really asking for digitals of Jareds feet???

 

Hey JJ don't post any photos of your feet or this thread will be kicked to spray.

 

Someones got a foot fetish

 

 

 

Damn it, you guy's saw right through me! I was hoping for pictures of some nasty ole corn ridden, nail fungused tooties that I could print out and hang on my wall. Darn, you guy's won't let me get away with anything. yellaf.gif

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No digital camera here...you'll have to subscribe to some orthopedic porn I guess.

 

As for the boots, they aren't as wide as my scarpas. I like the boots, I just don't need them, I need money more. They will fit anyone who doesn't have especially voluptuous feet. I just like wide shoes, boots, etc., I like to have room to wiggle my toes.

If somebody really wants them, let me know, I'll send them, then if they fit nicely, buy them, if they don't, send them back, you're only out the shipping. I realize someone could just not pay me for them, but I'm trying to trust people to be decent.

 

let me know. They're standard hybrid boots, they're not EXTRA SKINNY or anything.

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I love my Solomons SM9's and highly recommend them. I'd buy them if they were my size. FYI, I don't have narrow feet either. I think they fit most normal feet, maybe just not really wide feet. The inner part of the boot has a unique and simple (easy) lacing system with a pull tab that allows you to snug up the fit before doing the outside laces. Any leather boot made in Italy is great quality and will last.

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Ya when I saw there weren't any laces, I thought WTF? Who keeps the laces? Then I just realized I paid $60 for some damn nice boots, and I could deal with spending another $5 on laces. I may be cheap, but not THAT cheap. Thanks again!

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