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18th July 10, 06:02 PM
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 Originally Posted by artificer
Plus, boots are comfy if properly broken in. AND, when games are hosted at boggy sports pitches (ie ALWAYS, at least round here), boots come in awfully handy. It's easier for me to buff and polish my boots than it is for me to clean a pair of sandals inside and out.
Dunno about washing being any easier but I know that sandals don't offer any ankle support at all.
If I'm working a door at a club or going to be standing/dancing for long periods I'm pretty durned certain that it will a) be hot and b) I'll want the ankle support.
I prefer boots for that sort of thing.
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