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Caz · 19-03-2004, 17:01

Thanks a lot.
Burnley or Blackburn is the furthest I can go due to having no transport.
Apparently it seems I can get a 20% Boys' Brigade discount at Millet's in Burnley, which means the cheapest boots (eurotrek) I can get for around £32 a pair. I need 2 pairs and also gaiters (cheapest £8 per pair with discount). They will also need suitable clothing.
Problem is I don't want to spend too much initially, as I am on a limited income,and they may not use them much afterwards. They do a lot of walking anyway, but have always worn trainers.
They need them particularly for a Duke of Edinburgh expedition in May. They need to be waterproof to a reasonable extent and suitable for hill walking or flat.
It's looking like my best bet is going to be Millet's, so thanks both of you.

19-03-2004, 17:01	#5
Caz God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Accrington Posts: 2,210 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 974	Re: Walking boots Thanks a lot. Burnley or Blackburn is the furthest I can go due to having no transport. Apparently it seems I can get a 20% Boys' Brigade discount at Millet's in Burnley, which means the cheapest boots (eurotrek) I can get for around £32 a pair. I need 2 pairs and also gaiters (cheapest £8 per pair with discount). They will also need suitable clothing. Problem is I don't want to spend too much initially, as I am on a limited income,and they may not use them much afterwards. They do a lot of walking anyway, but have always worn trainers. They need them particularly for a Duke of Edinburgh expedition in May. They need to be waterproof to a reasonable extent and suitable for hill walking or flat. It's looking like my best bet is going to be Millet's, so thanks both of you.