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So I got enough money to buy some bean boots by ll bean. I wanna get the 6'' like the guy has in pic related, but I feel like and 8'' will be more worth while in the long run against rain.

Advice?

>> No.11632861

>>11632833
i advise you to stop shilling these hideous dipped-in-shit disasters of footwear

>> No.11632869

i got the 10" because i thought it would be a little less common

>> No.11632877

>>11632861
Boots of that nature (not just LL Bean boots) are necessary if you live in any mountainous region, or anywhere far north.

>> No.11632964

>>11632833
Get the 8"
Not sure where you live, OP, but as a Mainer I've had all kinds of bean boots through-out my life.
The traditional 8" are the most versatile and the 6" will leave you with wet feet if you get any sizable amount of snow per year.

>> No.11633228

>>11632833


Just get 950s.

>> No.11633234

>>11632877
I'm in northern Minnesota
I have not seen any Bean Boots, ever
Merells, Danners, lots of Red Wings, but never Bean Boots

>> No.11633331

>>11633234
they're common in the north-east from October to March

>> No.11633377

>>11633234
Same here, I've seen one pair. They were on a toddler, in the 90's

>> No.11633391

>>11633234
East central, popular among children and moms

>> No.11633414

>>11633234
northeast they are everywhere

theyre also made in maine

>> No.11633420

>>11633414
No shit but nobody in Maine is willing to buy anything they're practically plotting to join Denmark