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gracie123
December 3rd, 2005, 10:24 PM
Hello all,

I hope this question does not violate the Terms of Service because I was looking at another thread and a moderator was saying that jokes are against the Terms of Service. I assume this wouldn't be but if it is, I totally apoligize.

I just got relocated from the West coast to the East coast here in the United States where I am living and from and as the cold weather approaches, my husband is looking for some good boots. He found a shoe brand called Columbia... does anyone know if this is a great shoe brand that will keep your feet warm when it is cold? Because where we live, it will snow soon.

Thanks...

Gracie :)

Blackspear
December 3rd, 2005, 11:06 PM
Hi Gracie, Columbia indeed is a very good brand, as to what particular model will keep his feat warm, well you might like to take a look at their site. (http://www.columbia.com/products/product_home.cfm?cat_id=28&gender_id=1&activity_id=22)

Cheers ;D

beetlejuice69
December 4th, 2005, 08:07 AM
Yup yup as Blackspear said Columbia are there right at the top and are very warm, of course this depends on the style you pick out. Anyway I`ve a pair and gets pretty cold where I`m at too so... :)

gracie123
January 3rd, 2006, 11:03 PM
Okay, thank you very much both of you :)

Rita
January 4th, 2006, 07:17 AM
Hi Gracie
yes,columbia is a great boot,also cumberland is excellent too--a little bit about them:

Cumberland is a stylish, full-featured, winter boot. The Cumberland uses 200g of Thermolite Rapid Dry Insulation for ultimate comfort, feel and warmth. The Rock Pile fleece snow cuff provides extra warmth on the coldest of days. Sorel has rated this boot to be comfortable down to -25 degrees F, during active use. This is definitely a boot that meets all the demands associated with harsh winter conditions.

THERMOLITE RAPID DRY INSULATION
Fine denier fiber insulation that keeps warmth in and wicks moisture away. Manufactured by DuPont and proven to outperform other thin insulations in extreme conditions.

Winter is sure tough in some places,like where I live--cant wait till spring lol--stay warm:)