.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Boy or girl?
For a girl, give Bean boots, Sorels, Blundstones, Uggs or all four.
For a boy, you can buy them whatever you want. They’ll just keep wearing their sneakers and Crocs. Maybe if it’s really cold they’ll wear socks.
All four!
Never change, dcum.
Anonymous wrote:First year for kid at a full-time snowy school in New England and I need to buy them boots.
I was thinking that pull on boots would be best?
But most are not ranked high for traction.
Do they wear the extra gripper spikes?
Thanks!
Anonymous wrote:[twitter]Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to live in Ithaca, NY People just wore sneakers, uggs or Dr. Martens.
Nobody would wear boots with spikes to go to class, that would be ridiculous.
True fact! There were no Uggs when I was in school but sneakers and doc Martens. Pathways were always well plowed/shoveled on campus.
I think its worse for city students who live off campus in Boston. People don't shovel well and it gets icy. I speak from experience there too!
How old are you? I am 55 and we all wore Uggs in high school in the 80s.
I'm 53, I literally have no recollection of Uggs! Maybe they weren't a thing where I lived...or I'm clueless (always a possibility!)
Nobody in DC was wearing UGGs in the 80s
Anonymous wrote:[twitter]Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to live in Ithaca, NY People just wore sneakers, uggs or Dr. Martens.
Nobody would wear boots with spikes to go to class, that would be ridiculous.
True fact! There were no Uggs when I was in school but sneakers and doc Martens. Pathways were always well plowed/shoveled on campus.
I think its worse for city students who live off campus in Boston. People don't shovel well and it gets icy. I speak from experience there too!
How old are you? I am 55 and we all wore Uggs in high school in the 80s.
I'm 53, I literally have no recollection of Uggs! Maybe they weren't a thing where I lived...or I'm clueless (always a possibility!)
Nobody in DC was wearing UGGs in the 80s
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I used to live in Ithaca, NY People just wore sneakers, uggs or Dr. Martens.
Nobody would wear boots with spikes to go to class, that would be ridiculous.
True fact! There were no Uggs when I was in school but sneakers and doc Martens. Pathways were always well plowed/shoveled on campus.
I think its worse for city students who live off campus in Boston. People don't shovel well and it gets icy. I speak from experience there too!
How old are you? I am 55 and we all wore Uggs in high school in the 80s.
I'm 53, I literally have no recollection of Uggs! Maybe they weren't a thing where I lived...or I'm clueless (always a possibility!)