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Crap, what shoes for rainy England
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I had shoes figured out, Merrels and Pumas but I am now expecting rain possibly everyday (yeah, I did not think it out). What shoes do you have that handle rain well? My sneakers even would not.
Jen - Mom to two December 12 babies
Nathaniel 12/12/06 and Addison 12/12/08
Re: Crap, what shoes for rainy England
I had waterproof keens and Merrells.
Ive used spray waterproofing on cloth boots before so I could wear them when it was wet/snowy. It works for wet sidewalks, wouldn't walk through a field with them.
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