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Alongside the new iPad, Apple also announced the availability of iPhoto for iPad, an app that was only available to Mac users in the past. Apple has updated all of their apps to take advantage of the new Retina Display in the new iPad, and also released updates to iMovie and GarageBand. With iPhoto, Apple will now be offering a … Read More
iOS 5.1 Testing Complete, to be Released During iPad 3 Launch Event?
According to a report from Chronic Wire, Apple's developer seed of iOS 5.1 has passed quality assurance tests conducted by the company. The company issued a number of seeds to developer for iOS 5.1 to ensure that the final public release would be as stable as possible, especially after a number of users complained of battery life issues on iPhone … Read More
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iPad 3 rumors have reached an all time high as the release date for Apple's third gen tablet nears. iPad 3 keynote event will kick off on March 7th at 10 AM in San Francisco and details about the launch event continue to leak. According to a new report published by DigiTimes, during iPad 3 launch event Apple is expected … Read More
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iTunes U for iPhone and iPad Available on App Store
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The lookbook for Altuzarra's Target Collection just launched and I could not be more obsessed! What can best be described as a mixture between "Mick Jagger" and "an African safari," this ready-to-wear collection is sure to be a hit. Unleash your inner rock star with the Red Velvet Tuxedo Pant, Embroidered Blouse and matching blazer. This entire ensemble is well within my bargainsta budget at only $147.97. The Structured Dress with Crane … [Read more...]
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Pam Terry of Mastering Public Speaking, Speak Up Stand Out Connect, in one short meeting helped open my eyes to the huge possibilities out there for Professional Speakers! She helped me see things on a much larger scale that I had before. If you're thinking of becoming a speaker, make sure you spend some time with Pam! Candy Smits of Candyland Vacations found a great deal for us for our upcoming trip to Cozumel! Woohoo! She's my hero for … [Read more...]
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Russ Johns is doing some amazing things on iTunes. Check out his R & R podcasts with Ronald Wilsher HERE. Color Fun Fest 5K. This is a fun, family event that takes place all over the country. Don't be surprised if you see me participating in the Houston night run! Register now for Houston's May 4th event. I love these sleep shorts by Victoria's Secret Pink line. So cute and … [Read more...]
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Spring is here! And that means floral prints will be in full bloom. At Loft, be sure to check out the Poppy Print Henley Blouse. This top is easy to wear and will brighten up your wardrobe at only $59.50. (For a limited time, take an additional 40% off by joining the Loft Friends & Family email list.) The Floral Jacquard Skirt from White House | Black Market is a more classic way to wear the floral trend. This high-waisted skirt is flattering on both your figure and your pocketbook … [Read more...]
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Are you looking for a way to "shine" on New Year's Eve? Why not ring in the New Year with sequins? The Eva Mendes Alicia Sequin Pencil Skirt is a perfect piece for bargainistas. This dress can easily transition from day to night by adding a pair of heels and a piece of gold statement jewelry. Originally priced at $64.95, this skirt is available now for only $45.46. The Printed Sequin Embellished Blanket Skirt from Express is sure to be a showstopper and can be yours for … [Read more...]
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Fall is just around the corner and that means it is time to embrace the cooler temperatures. Three trends to look out for this season are animal print, shirtdresses and the color of the season- lotus. Take on this season with a mighty roar! Animal print is sure to make a big impact this fall. Although zebra and cheetah are great go-to prints, why not try something a little different and embrace tiger stripes? The Animal Jewels Erica Top from Chico's is a … [Read more...]
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Director Sofia Coppola has released a new movie that I have been talking, tweeting, and instagraming about for months. After releasing one of my favorite movies Marie Antoinette starring Kirsten Dunst I never thought I'd come to be just as excited for another one of her releases. Although a Texas A&M graduate Aggie's do not "Lie, cheat or steal nor tolerate those who do" – an ethic we live by; Aggie's are still allowed to watch and enjoy Coppola's newest movie the Bling Ring … [Read more...]
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Israel offers a whole lot more than amazing age old ruins and a swathe of biblical sites. Consider, heading off the beaten track to take a dip in the Dead Sea or a boat trip on the Sea of Galilee or for time out, Tel Aviv's beautiful beaches are sure to impress. Below we've listed some of the best places to visit in Israel, some familiar, some new. We hope you'll love them too.
Jerusalem, the capital city of Israel, is one of the oldest cities in the world. The old walled city is a mix of small alleys and has several revered sites such as the Western Wall, the Church of holy Sepulcre, the Dome of the Rock and Al Aqsa Mosque. It is considered a holy city for the Islamic, Christian and Jewish faiths and it's a UNESCO World Heritage listed site.
The Western Wall (better known as the Wailing Wall) attracts thousands of Jewish worshippers each day, who come to pray, write notes to God and place them between the ancient stones of the Wall because they believe that the presence of God resides there. The Holy Sepulcre is a beautiful church built in the Christian Quarter of Jerusalem. It is considered one of the holiest places in Christian Religion as it believed to be the site of Jesus' Crucifixion and burial. Inside the church is a rocky outcropping which is the traditional place where the cross was placed. Inside the lavishly decorated church is the opulent marble tomb (Sepulcre) of Jesus, where you will find many pilgrims in prayer and paying homage.
A short drive south of Jerusalem into the Palestinian Territory is Bethlehem. Christians believe Bethlehem to be the birthplace of Jesus of Nazareth. The town is inhabited by one of the oldest Christian communities in the world. The main sites of interest are Rachel's Tomb (considered the third holiest site in Judaism), Manger Square in the city centre and the Church of the Nativity, which has the Star of David etched into the floor and is reputed to be the oldest church in the world and the site where Jesus was born.
Draped along a stunning stretch of the Mediterranean Coast, the metropolis of Tel Aviv is Israel's cultural capital. This liberal city has much to offer, with excellent cuisine, glitzy shopping malls, wonderful theatres, and golden beaches, not to mention a thriving nightlife. Underneath the city's modern demeanour lies an ancient essence with sights like Old Jaffa, one of the oldest posts in the world. It would be a sin to miss Tel Aviv, a cultural and vibrant beach side city that never sleeps.
Nazareth is a town in Galilee where the Virgin Mary lived and raised Jesus and it is therefore a centre of Christian pilgrimage. The town sits between the hills of the Lebanon range and a beautiful spring called St Mary's well, and various Jewish tombs on the northwestern side. Today, white and clean modern houses run up the hillsides and are spread out in the shape of an amphitheatre, set in a green framework of vegetation. Nazareth is also the capital and largest city in the North district of Israel. A must see in Nazareth is the beautiful Church of Annunciation, a Byzantine church that was built over the place where it is believed that the angel Gabriel announced the birth of Jesus to Mary.
Straddling the border between Israel and Jordan, this dramatically beautiful body of water is the lowest point on earth and a natural phenomenon due to its incredibly high mineral and salt content. The Dead Sea's unusually warm, buoyant waters have been attracting visitors for centuries - and its vivid turquoise waters and rugged landscape aren't too hard on the eyes either. A visit to the Dead Sea is a must-do on any trip to Jordan or Israel, where you can float like a cork on its buoyant water and give yourself a pampering mud mask.
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Have you checked out the Subaru Facebook app yet? It's so cool, because you can do so many fun things with your dog's photo. Check out this driver's license I made for Nike Jayne, The Lazy Pit Bull:
And of course, having a driver's license now means she's doing a lot of this:
I mean, after she saw this commercial, she was all like, "If they can do it, why can't I?" So now we're planning our next vacation, and guess who thinks she's going to be part of the driving rotation?
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Gorgeous is the word to describe this spot's perch, which offers a view over the Wörther See and makes a fitting backdrop for some of the area's best seafood. This former villa offers several romantic dining rooms in champagne and red tones, or you can sit outdoors on the wraparound terrace overlooking the glistening water. Don't miss the appetizer of delicate trout caviar and smoked salmon on crispy toast points, then try the grilled calamari or Seeteufel medallions
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Trial delayed as Morsi changes clothes
Comment on this storyCairo - The trial of Egypt's ousted president Mohamed Morsi began on Monday in Cairo over his alleged involvement in the deaths of protesters during his year in power, state television reported.
It was Morsi's first public appearance since he was placed in detention on July 3 when the military overthrew him.
Presiding judge Ahmed Sabry Youssef has banned cameras and recording equipment from the makeshift courtroom at a police academy in eastern Cairo.
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Give something sweet to your someone sweet. Made out of marshmallows, fruit chew candy and some sprinkles for decorating, these cute little teddies are so easy to make!
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Kuwait's benchmark index dropped 0.5 percent, the most since March 23, to 6,294.50 at the 12:30 p.m. close in Kuwait City. Dubai's DFM General Index (DFMGI) lost 0.8 percent.
Emirates Telecommunications Corp. (ETISALAT UH): The Middle East's biggest phone company by market value, known as Etisalat, said it decided not to proceed with a bid for a mobile license in Syria. The shares fell 0.5 percent to 10.9 dirhams.
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7 having the roots of your being firmly planted in Him, and continually building yourselves up in Him, and always being increasingly confirmed in the faith as you were taught it, and abounding in it with thanksgiving. | 7 rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness. |
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The first in a series of pieces by the Editor of Future Cape Town, Rashiq Fataar.
It takes every kind of people and idea to create a Liveable City.
Becoming a city for people requires a complex mesh of ideas, strategies, individuals and organizations, geared towards a single goal.
The implications are that we need to think hard, not only about our urban form as we did through our most recent Tall Buildings Week (which sparked good feedback) but that we also think hard about the basics missing from everyday life for most Capetonians e.g. sanitation. These elements of a liveable city absolutely have to be in place, if we are to become a great place to live.
Becoming a more liveable city means we cannot create a dichotomy, which only serves to categorize or box our urban challenges, (and there are many) encouraging complacency about the needs of a real developing and modern city. We should guard against this.
We need to instill a sense of vigor in citizens, that attracts broad debate about innovation in basic services for the poor and marginalized, while discussing the expansion of our transport system, while debating the structure of a model to finance a cruise terminal through amended gambling legislation.
The components of a liveable city are plentiful, and there is no single perfect puzzle which can be built. We cannot and should not remove ourselves from areas of constructive debate which we are less comfortable with, in the process creating cocoons of thoughts and ideas which so often stunts our growth as a City and deprives us of our much needed progressive urban agenda.
Let progress be our watchword, and let progress be what we favour. The puzzle of a liveable city is a real time construction project, which should be shaped by all of us.
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I may have broken the English language. I may have inflicted a disservice to the linguistic excellence of my mother tongue. I may have shattered the modern world's lingua franca. I'm sorry I broke it—but, you see, I was giving English lessons to children in South Korea. All the more reason to treat the language properly, I know; but I wasn't getting through to them with my wordy sentences, so I needed to break them down.
Teaching English in a foreign country is one of the most fascinating careers in the world: every country has its own idiosyncrasies, and every classroom has its own set of challenges. And, usually, one of these is the language barrier between student and teacher. English is obviously the focus of any lesson plan, but it can also be an obstacle when students don't understand instructions.
The aim of my lessons was to teach conversational English, so I simply needed to talk and be heard. But I also needed to get through to the students, and my university degree in English didn't give me the skills to do that. Communication was the key, not teaching the finer points of grammar or even speaking in proper sentences. With these students, paradoxically, the more words used, the less likely we were to communicate.
In the interests of exposing my students to English words, it was good news that I couldn't speak Korean. I had to get my point across in English or else my classes became moot (and mute). This led to some adjustments. I found myself speaking more like my students. I simplified my language to its basic parts. I spoke in nouns and verbs, with few prepositions or conjunctions. Filler words, which I love fiddling with as a writer, fell by the wayside.
For instance, there would be little response when I said, "Please take out your books so we can begin the lesson for today." But when I simply said "Books" I would get the desired effect of the students digging their textbooks from their backpacks. The students understood what I meant when I said "Time" even though I really wanted to say, "I'll be leaving the classroom for a short time, and it's not likely that you'll wait quietly until I return, but it would be much appreciated if you could try."
Simplistic – yes. Grammatically correct? Absolutely not. Condensing sentences into a simple format was effective for students, who lost focus if my instructions were too long, but I felt as if I were taking a step backward by speaking in monosyllables. It was a bit disheartening when trying to give students the gift of a new language. I couldn't keep it up if I wanted to teach effectively. In order to fix my broken English and teach my students more than just a list of vocabulary words, I knew my conversation style needed some further alterations.
The next step was to use as many full sentences as possible. If a sentence was received with blank stares, I would repeat it with a strong emphasis on the nouns and verbs. Even if they couldn't grasp the entire sentence, the students understood my instructions by picking out the main words they could recognize, and I was confident that the filler words would come with time and practice.
Korean students are nothing if not good copiers. They treat regurgitation as a form of art. But if that's the way they do it, then so be it, because they learned English much more quickly and easily than I learned Korean. They didn't so much learn English words as copy sounds coming from my mouth—and hearing as many complete sentences as possible was the best way to improve their conversational understanding.
Education is an evolutionary process; being attentive to how my students reacted to my words taught me how to be a better ESL instructor. By-the-book techniques work much of the time, but it's improvisation and spontaneous teaching that sometimes gives the students the breakthroughs they need. Teaching styles require alteration along the way. My students and I may have been breaking the rules of grammar, but we were learning together what it took to communicate. I can't claim to have remedied the ails of a language, but at least I could give the Korean children lessons that weren't broken.
Darin Cook is a freelance writer based in London, Ontario who taught ESL in South Korea in 2005.


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29 While Josiah was king, Neco king of Egypt went to help the king of Assyria at the Euphrates River. King Josiah marched out to fight against Neco, but at Megiddo, Neco faced him and killed him. | 29 While Josiah was king, Pharaoh Neco king of Egypt went up to the Euphrates River to help the king of Assyria. King Josiah marched out to meet him in battle, but Neco faced him and killed him at Megiddo. |
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The breakfast was torn down at 7:45am and I was told it lasted til 10am. We didn't get very much to eat and the lady working was really rude. I found sleeping pills in my room. And a used tissue. Very disappointing. I had kids with me.
Newer Hotel located in Downtown Jamestown, nice complementary breakfast in the morning.
Room was next to elevator was noisy all nite long was horrid sleeping conditions
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I was dissatisfied with the lack of help from the manager for the most part when we needed to extend our stay because our daughter was in the hospital down here. She seemed less helpful after she had seen we book our current stay through a third party.
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I have TR in my old, very poorly layed out, farmhouse dining room. This room connects to the kitchen, study, bathroom, and living room. I painted my study SW Silvermist (lovely color) and my kitchen has a red wall paper on it from the 60's and the bathroom has old blue tile in it. We are in the process of redoing the connecting LR and I am trying decide on a color. The LR is north facing w/o much natural light. My current idea is to use SW Restrained Gold on 3 of the walls and SW Ivoire as an accent wall. The LR is only 15 x 15 and I thought a lighter wall would keep it cozy yet open.
My actual question is would Restrained Gold and Tobacco Road clash or flow together and is that too much gold for one house? I have also considered some subtle green/clay colors for the LR but fear my downstairs is turning into a rainbow. Thanks, This is my first post here but I have been lurking for ages. |
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6 These are the people of the area who returned from captivity, whom Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon had taken away. They returned to Jerusalem and Judah, each going back to his own town. | 6 These are the people of the province who came up from the captivity of the exiles whom Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon had taken captive (they returned to Jerusalem and Judah, each to his own town, |
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Micrel, Inc. Announces John E. Bourgoin To Join The Company's Board Of Directors
SAN JOSE, Calif., May 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Micrel, Inc. (Nasdaq: MCRL), an industry leader in analog, high bandwidth communications and Ethernet IC solutions, today announced that John E. Bourgoin has been elected to Micrel's board of directors at a meeting of the Company's board of directors held on May 25, 2010.
Mr. Bourgoin has more than 35 years of management and executive experience in semiconductor and high tech industries. He recently served as Chief Executive Officer and President of MIPS Technologies, Inc. Prior to this, he was a Senior Vice President of Silicon Graphics, Inc. He also worked for Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., in various positions including Group Vice President. He has served on the boards of directors for various high tech entities including MIPS Technologies Inc., Stream Processors Inc, and Electronic Design Automation Consortium.
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Reliable Independent Living Services Announces First Franchisee.
Markham, Canada, January 30, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Toronto-based barrier-free home modification Home ModificationAlterations made to a home to meet the needs of people with physical limitations so they can live independently (to some degree) and safely. Examples of home modifications include removing throw rugs to prevent slips and falls, installing grab bars in the bathroom franchise company Reliable Independent Living Services (RILS RILS Russian Integrated Logistics Solutions
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RILS provides consultation, assessment, modification and installation services to both residential and commercial customers and helps people with disabilities and seniors with mobility challenges to remain in their homes and live a barrier-free life. Their mission is to assist people to increase their independence, ensure their safety and enhance their personal living spaces. RILS also provide their services to commercial clients including hotels, restaurants, local municipal and government premises, public locations and any buildings that require accessibility, mobility and barrier-free facilities.
CanFranGlobal President and CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. Gareth Parry said, "We are extremely proud to see Reliable Living grant their first franchise, which is for the Halton Region of Ontario. The company has diligently dil·i·gent
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[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin d developed their own business over the past ten years and Brain Carlo, their first franchisee, is an excellent and experienced operator, who will extend the brand value of RILS and deliver unrivalled services to new customers across his territory. RILS has overcome a number of challenges in its path to franchising, but has the expert platform of knowledge and structure to continue to develop its franchise system across the whole of Ontario and then across Canada Across Canada was an afternoon program that formerly aired on The Weather Network. The segment ran from early 1999 until mid 2002. The show ran from 3:00PM ET until 7:00 PM ET. ."
Ronny Wiskin, President of RILS, said "Following the growth and success of our own corporate business, we felt that franchising was the most obvious path for us to take, as we have received requests for our work from every corner of the province (and beyond) and felt that we needed to service new clients through local franchise operators who understand and are part of their local communities. Brian Carlo has been a part of our business from before he became our first franchisee and is truly the best person to be our first franchisee. We would like to thank CanFranGlobal Consultants for their dogged determination to help us achieve this critical milestone and in assisting in structuring our franchise offering and we look forward to developing a long-term relationship with them."
RILS has developed key relationships and partnerships across Canada, including with leading companies such as Bayshore Home Health and March of Dimes
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New franchisee, Brian Carlo, said "Having been a previous business owner and construction project manager for many years, it was my desire to begin to build with a purpose. While investigating the barrier-free/accessibility sector of the Building Industry along with the modifications required for the "Ageing at Home" programs now becoming prominent, there was one name that kept coming up as an expert in the field, Reliable Independent Living Services and Ronny Wiskin. Upon meeting Ronny he was forthcoming and brimming brim
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Parry added, "Mr. Wiskin is a genuine and caring person and is one of the most knowledgeable and passionate people about his industry I have ever met, which sets him apart and will make him an excellent franchisor. We see a great future for RILS and their franchise system, in a market that is growing and developing at a great pace every year. Their company is providing a much-needed and under-delivered service here in Canada."
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Pairing a lightweight, insulated inner jacket with the wet-and-cold rejecting performance of a fully seam sealed, waterproof-breathable shell results in unprecedented warmth and protection during activities in challenging winter weather; wear these pieces separately or pair them together depending on conditions for ultimate versatility.
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I was skeptical at first on whether I should purchase this jacket because the reviews seem very conflicting. but after going into Columbia and trying on the jacket trying to find the right size cause I'm 6'4, I asked a few associates on their recommendation as to which jacket will keep me warm in sub zero weather but is not too heavy and they all went with this jacket because apparently it's their top seller and they sell it year round. With the associate's recommendation I went with the XLT in case I every needed to layer up underneath. The side pockets are a little high which takes some getting use to but run deep so you can stuff your gloves and hat in one and use the other for something else. Now as far as warmth goes, this is where the omni heat really does wonders: depending on the weather and city you live in, essentially the omni heat just keeps the warmth from escaping your jacket. Everyone's body temperature is different so when you're indoors you may still keep the jacket on and the omni heat adjusts your body temp leaving you warm, but not too warm so if you run hot really quickly, take the jacket off. This jacket is waterproof so like Chicago weather it fluctuates from snow and rain and sometimes both so that helps. Another great feature is that it's breathable, if you get the right size, you're able to move about freely so if you happen to drop your phone or need to tie your shoe you can bend over and not have to worry about the jacket tearing. I had this jacket for 5 weeks but waited to write a review so I can test it in sub zero weather with wind chills and boy does it work, only thing is if you're slender like me you will need to layer up underneath, nothing fancy like a vest or sweater/hoodie, a simple long sleeve will do. I tried the jacket on with a t-shirt underneath and the wind slightly penetrated through the outer shell but not as much, so I hardly felt it. I hope this review helped with any concerns you guys may have had but this jacket is only for a select few. Some people require more pockets because they go hiking or snowboarding a lot in which case purchase a backpack but I use it for work and school (everyday use). I'm going to be honest because I know purchasing "the right" jacket can be a hassle. But if you're looking for a jacket that will keep you warm and is not too heavy (lightweight), the Lhotse is the only jacket in Columbia's inventory that I believe will get the job done
January 7, 2015
Needs WAY more zippered pockets
I bought this for my uncle. He didn't like it because it didn't have enough pockets. For an outdoor sports jacket it should have had a billion zippered pockets to accommodate the needs of people who need to store tons of things on their person without losing them if they dug for them out in the freezing cold (i.e. lighter, gloves, extra face mask, snack, bait, etc., etc.,). I am looking to buy another jacket and wanted to return this one, but by the time my uncle expressed his views on this jacket he had already taken off all the tags on this jacket. If he didn't like the jacket he should've kept the tags on so that I could return it, but I guess he didn't want to hurt my feelings. He is wearing it now so that I don't get more upset.
With that being said, COLUMBIA please make more large zippered pockets for ALL your jackets. I think most men love lots of large and secure zippered pockets, but I think that would make the jacket cost considerably more because of the extra labor and material going into it. But I don't mind paying the extra if the pockets are abundant because it makes the jacket SUPER functional AND warm. My brother has a jacket from Columbia too and it has a gazillion zippered pockets one on each side of his chest and one on the inside and 2 in the inner lining and the two regular ones by his waist. The balance of having one pocket on each side was perfect because you don't want a jacket with one pocket on one side since human bodies are symmetrical, the function of the jacket should match our body shapes and allow for maximum functionality. In any event, my brother expressed that he also loved pockets and so he understands how my uncle feels. So bottom line up front, please get rid of your one diagonal chest pocket design and replace all your jackets with the duo vertical chest or duo horizontal chest zippered pocket design. Your customers will love you for this.
I only bought this jacket because of the rave reviews by other customers, but now I know better and need to ask my uncle first before I buy anything for him in the future because he is a selective individual but with good reason. I love your Columbia brand, but make more zippered pockets on your jackets and I will buy more jackets for my family members, otherwise I will need to look elsewhere to make future extreme weather outdoor jacket investments.
January 4, 2015
Too small
I had bought the 3xt for my dad who had an older version if this type of jacket. I measured his old coat (which fits) and it matched the listed measurements but when we got the coat it was at least 5 inches smaller in the waist then the older version so we returned it
December 23, 2014
Great Fit!
This coat fits great! I am 6'6" and have long arms.
The only negative is that in Northern Wisconsin it doesn't seem warm enough. The body portion where the silver dots are stays warm but the arms get cold.
It will be great for those late fall and early spring days.
December 20, 2014
Just what I wanted
I wanted a coat that was both wind proof and warm. This jacket was beyond my expectation. I have tried MANY others, but none have satisfied like this coat.
December 19, 2014
Very Good Jacket
Very functional jacket, I really like it.
December 18, 2014
Great Northern Wisconsin winter coat
Purchased this coat for my son as an early Christmas gift. He loves it. Fits true to size and looks great on him. Purchased a tall because my son has long arms. He says it's very comfortable and is keeping him warm in our frozen tundra. Would recommend - great quality.
December 4, 2014
Too short on waist and runs small
I wanted to replace my old Columbia 3 in 1 jacket (love it) so I bought this one thinking it would have been a bit longer. I like my winter jacket to cover my lower waist and backside. Even with ordering a tall size, this one wasn't long enough. Wish it was 3-4 inches longer at the waist. When your outside clearing snow (using a snow blower) I want that extra protection. Unfortunatly Columbia doesn't offer a selection of longer winter jackets. Everything is mid waist so unfortunately I'm returning this one for a refund and will be looking elsewhere.
November 20, 2014
Excellent Jacket
I use for hunting from Florida to the west. I can use in all but warmest climates and also coldest. I originally bought a 2X but it was far too small under the arms. This item should be sized larger as some may want additional layers. Order one size larger than normal and you'll be happy, warm and dry!
November 16, 2014
Excellent Jacket
I just received the jacket about two weeks ago. It passed its first test today. I live in Omaha and the temperature is in the low 20s , with wind chills down around Zero. The jacket was very warm. The jacket is very well made, worth every penny. This is my second Columbia jacket. I love the feature that it is waterproof. The silver dot reflective material seems very effective. I especially like the zip out liner.
November 12, 2014
Great Jacket
I've been looking to upgrade my Columbia ski clothing for the last 3 years, but having difficulty finding products that fit in the local shops. I'm 6"7" & 275 lbs., so finding ski clothing that fits and functions well is difficult. I reviewed all the options on the Columbia website and couldn't make a decision, until I saw the jacket at a local ski shop. I like what I saw and placed the order that night, taking the recommendation to order one size larger into account. I received the jacket and was on the slopes two days later. The jacket fit great, was warm and I'm very pleased with the product. The only minor suggestion would be the zippers on the side pockets are long and go almost to the neckline. These are difficult too reach because they open from the top.
Oh yea, I also purchased the Bugaboo ski pants from Columbia at Christmas time. I love your products, especially the fact that you cater to the tall consumer.
April 10, 2014
Love it.
Hubby loves his new coat. I did ask about what color - but I chose the rest and he is loving his new coat. Keeps him very warm. Just a very nice purchase.
March 10, 2014
Big & Tall
I had a Columbia jacket and after 8 years I decided it was time for a new one. Being 6'4 and 300lbs I had always loved the fit of my previous 3XLT Columbia jacket. This is a lot smaller (length and width). It's also definitely designed to be active in. The "Omni-heat" technology is for reflecting your own body heat back, but for just casual wear if you're not generating a lot of your own heat it feels a little chilly. It's nice that you can wear it and not overheat and it vents well but for just wearing to and from work could be warmer. The quality is great and if you work or play a lot outside it would be great.
February 13, 2014
Check size
Love the jacket, need size bigger
February 5, 2014
Perfect !
Just skied on the north shore of MN... 40 mph winds, a high of -6 below zero. The jacket performed perfectly... with it's wind jammers on the shell and the liner, you are assured to be dry and warm.
The Omni-heat system is truely incredible.... very warm! Though, I wish the liner (Omni-Heat) had a zippable arm pit vent like the shell.
Thank you for creating a wonderful jacket.
January 30, 2014
Weak Zipper construction
I purchased this coat for my son who needed something extremely warm for the Chicago winter. Within 3 weeks of his wearing it, the zipper detached from the jacket, leaving a gaping hole. His previous coat was a Lands End that he has had for 3 years without a problem, we just wanted him to have a better one. Apparently, this was not the one. I will be contacting the company for a refund or exchange.
January 25, 2014
Great for Tall and Thin too
I didn't know if the jacket would fit me because I am 6'4 and thin. Usually jackets are too big, but this one fits me great. The inner jacket is really warm and fits super.
So for the tall and thin, it is working well for me.
January 21, 2014
This coat is more than I expected
It does everything and more,great deep pockets and great zipper that works,this is by far the best coat I ever purchased.
January 5, 2014
trying to find a BIG/TALL jacket!
ok was so thankful to find this jacket. I am 6'5" and 300 lbs, and fairly athletic for a 57 year old.
i first ordered the 3XT and was too small. my chest is 50" and sleeve length 39", and ususally 3xt is fine [if seleeves long enough].
when i saw that this came in 4xt i tried it with the Bugaboo and Whirlibird as well. Those two were too tight but the Lhotse had more movement [i wanted this primarily for skiing in colorado]. And i've used it and it it kept me pretty warm without getting overheated.
January 4, 2014
update to a previous review
I reviewed this coat earlier today, but here is a direct quote from my son, the recipient: It is very toasty! Unbelievably awesome jacket... definitely my favorite I have ever had.
December 31, 2013
Excellent quality and fit, and VERY warm
I purchased this coat as part of my son's Christmas gifts. He is 6'6", so I chose the 2xTall. The sleeves and shoulders fit perfectly, and he really liked the length...it hits the upper tops of his legs so no chilly waist exposure with this one! Very nice looking, and it will definitely keep him warm when he is outside shoveling snow or building snowmen with his children.
December 31, 2013
Can't believe how warm this jacket is!
I have owned several columbia jackets, and new that it would be well made and warm. I was surprised at how warm the reflective technology on the inside really made it. I wore it outside in Michigan and had to open the vents (it was 18 degrees out). I was forewarned about the sizing being small, so I ordered at XXL Tall, (I normally wear an XL with some room left over), and it fits well.
December 30, 2013
Great Jacket
Was A gift for my husband he loved it
December 29, 2013
Great Product
At 6'4 230 lbs would definitly recomend getting the xlt size fits like it should. Arms fit just right not to tight around the chest. Very warm and Light weight.
December 23, 2013
Finally, a winter coat that fits, is light weight and is very warm
I am 6'4" and ware a size XXLTall. From various reviews it was suggested to order one size up. So my Red Lhotse Mt. II coat 3XLT arrives, ( on sale for the Holidays) and we get 5 inches of snow. It was great. Long enough in the sleeves and length. Lots of pockets, zippers, velcro closings, a detachable hood, and nylon stretch material around each wrist to keep out the cold and snow.
All in all, a good purchase.
December 18, 2013
So Far It is GREAT!
Have had the Jacket only a week but I am very impressed. 6'7" so ordered the 2XT. Sleeves are long and it fits me very good. Worn it in sleet and rain, love the thing. Today I was downloading deer cameras on 4 wheeler riding in mist and light rain and the Jacket is better than I expected, very warm and comfortable. Highly recommend this Jacket/Coat.
December 14, 2013
Runs small not for winter
Not what I expected to get for the high price. I plan to return it and get something else
December 12, 2013
Good coat
I read reviews and it does run a bit small. I'm normally a xlt so I ordered the 2xlt and it fits well. It came with a torn interior pocket but otherwise seems like a good product.
December 12, 2013
Versitile product
The sizing is accurate. The tall size is nice since I am a XLT. With the cool fall mornings I have been wearing the inner shell waiting for the showers to come.
October 25, 2013
Extremely nice coat but runs small in size
I bought this coat for my husband because he was in need of a new Columbia coat. Most of the clothes he wears are 3xlt and so is his current Columbia jacket. When I received this jacket in the mail, he tried it on and it was snug. I am not sure if it's because of the Omni heat so that is how it is supposed to be but my husband is not happy with it. I am sending it back on Friday. Not sure if the 4xt will be better. I don't want to keep paying shipping back and forth until we find something that does work.
October 2, 2013
Amazing Value
I bought one of these for a trip to Bemidji, Minesota and after reading the reviews online I am glad I went a full size up as it is very small. Excellent build quality and design. At 6' 3" 290 and strong it is hard to find thigs that fit my frame. I have a 54" chest and a 40" waist I am happy with this product.
March 14, 2013
Really Warm Jacket!!!!
This jacket is extremely warm! I live in Michigan and when I wear it outside it keeps me really warm! It has an inner liner that can be worn as a lighter weight jacket as well. The only knock I can think of is it collects some cat hair but not enough to be concerned about.
Great jacket!
February 19, 2013
too small
I've purchase the Men's Bugaboo in 3xlt a year ago and it fits snug but wearable. I recently purchase Bugaboo™ Interchange Jacket – Tall in 4XLT and fits great at the same time I purchase the Lhotse Mountain II jacket. It was so small I could not bring my arms up to my face it was so tight around my shoulders. It felt like I was trying to get into a small 2Xlt jacket let alone a 4XLT that I order.
Columbia return policy is great. I took it to a local shop and was able to return.
February 15, 2013
Fantastic Jacket for Winter in the Mountains (or anywhere else)
The Lhotse Mountain II Interchange jacket is very impressive. In my first few weeks with it, this jacket performed exceptionally well in a wide range of conditions and winter activities in the mountains of Utah in January:
1. Hunting chukar along the Oquirrh Range at an elevation of 5,000 feet in 18 inches of snow and temperatures in the 20s F.
2. Skiing in the Wasatch Mountains at 10,000 feet with temperatures in the teens, bitter gusty winds, and intermittent snowfall.
3. Snow shoeing in Big Cottonwood Canyon at 8,000 feet with single digit Fahrenheit temperatures.
The heat-reflecting Omni-Heat insulated liner jacket really works to maintain body heat in cold conditions! The soft cuffs that protect your wrists from snow and cold are a great feature, too. The soft fleece lining around the neck and chin are especially welcome on frigid, windy days when you are zipped to the top and snapped up.
It's also a great winter rain layer in Coastal California, where it has kept me completely dry in the relentless rain of big Pacific storms.
My only complaint is that the hood is a little small for going over a big (L or XL) helmet. It gets the job done, but it's tight. Since the hood zips off anyway, I'd love to see it sold with 2 hoods--one big one for going fully over a large ski helmet and another smaller one to be tight to the head for rainy days. Ideally I'd like a hood a bit smaller than the one it comes with and a second hood much larger for helmets.
This shell and liner interchange jacket system replaced an older North Face one I'd worn on 5 continents over 15 years. So far the Columbia Lhotse Mountain II is clearly superior.
January 11, 2013
Nice Jacket
After looking at a lot of options, I chose to buy this one. First I will say that it is a good value. Second that it is well made and functions well in colder environments. Having access to tall sizes is a real benefit. For someone 6'4" and ~200 lbs., the LT fits very well. (I can't comment on the fit of other sizes.) It is true to size. I like the appearance too. My only concern is the ability of the sleeves to remain as one unit. They tend to pull back when I take the jacket off. This is easy to remedy as I simply push them back in place. But it is a minor irritant. There is a very nice use of pockets throughout. The closures all seem to be top notch. All in all, this is a very nice jacket. I strongly recommend it. My rating would have been 5 in all regards except for the minor issue with the sleeves. So go ahead and buy this jacket for cold weather. You will be glad you did.
By the way, although not "free" the shipping T&C's from Columbia are fair & reasonable. However, I paid for two day delivery because I needed the jacket ASAP. It took 3 business days to get to me. Again a fairly minor issue. But I feel like I wasted my additional money. I suggest you select the lowest cost shipping method. It should be adequate.
January 11, 2013
I love this jacket.
I brought this jacket in a 4x Tall for my husband for Christmas. He loves this jacket because it fix nice and not big bulky like other jackets. The jackets keep him warm on cold weather days and he can remove the internal jacket for those warmer days. He can even drive in this jacket which he has never done before.
January 9, 2013
The sleeves fit...
I have a hard time buying shirts and jackets because my arms are so long. I wear a 39 inch sleeve length in dress shirts. For other sizing reference, I'm 6'4 and 210 lbs with broad shoulders and a narrow 34" waist. I tend to find that size large items can be tight around the shoulders/chest, but size XL runs waaayyy too big around the stomach.
The size Large Tall in this jacket fits me well. The sleeves are long eough that they can tuck into the cuff of my ski gloves. The shoulders and chest aren't too tight, and the stomach area isn't too big... a nice athletic fit. The omni heat is no gimmick... it really does work. I wear the inner jacket liner seperately as an around-town jacket, and then under the shell while skiing. I ski around 40 days/year... this is my primary ski jacket. The jacket has proven to be waterproof thus far... I've skied in the rain and under snow guns with it.
There are a few things I don't like. The powder skirt and interior pockets are built into the shell, but are not accessible if the liner is snapped into place, which means you end up wearing the liner and the shell as two seperate layers. Also, the exterior front pockets on the shell are up too high to use as handwarmer pockets. They're big and have a lot of capacity, but don't expect to walk around town with your hands in your pocket. Don't know what they were thinking there. The liner jacket has a weird cuff thing going on.. I think it's meant to keep snow out, but it looks like you have a shirt sleeve sticking out of your jacket. Lastly, I wish the tall sizes came in some brighter and more modern color schemes. I got the "Deep Woods" color, which is a dark green, and it's the only "color" they offer (otherwise it's grey or black). I paired it with some orange ski pants to liven up the look a bit, but would have preferred a brighter color jacket.
December 26, 2012
Understated high performance
Had to wait for some sub 20 weather to be able to really qualify the coat, but a week in the low teens has come and gone without a shiver. Very warm (in fact until it goes below freezing, it's too warm for me), but not too bulky. A little noisy at first, but as it breaks in, it is getting more quiet. It is absolutely 100% waterproof, very good at completely stopping the wind, and every opening seals well to keep warmth in. The color is understated, not loud or gaudy, and the coat is wearable in nearly any setting. Bright colors and wild or overly vivid patterns are not something I'd buy for every day wear, so a 'toned down' but still very warm coat was what I wanted; this is it. The liner alone at first seemed to fit a little snug, but the seal with the shell is great it keeps me toasty warm without restricting movement. The omniheat works so well I've bought two more coats with it for one son and my wife - we're sold.
I can't speak to the durability yet, but every other piece of Columbia gear we've owned has been excellent, and so far, nothing indicates that this coat will be any different.
6 ft and 200 in a XL Tall - followed advice of other reviewers and stayed with the XL instead of a L and glad I did. Long enough to cover some seat, sleeves are perfect, jacket big enough but not baggy - very good fit with a base layer, a heavy outfitter's shirt and the liner.
Ample pockets - all zip, chest slash is handy. Would surely buy again.
December 11, 2012
Nice jacket, but mystery color didn't match
I bought this jacket (mystery color) thinking it was grey, but this jacket is more greenish. Also, it has blue parts, that are not visible at the pictures. I was disappointed with my purchase and I had to return it.
December 1, 2012
so far so good!
good quality. expect warmth and longevity.
November 27, 2012
Sizes run small through the chest and upper arms.
This is a nice jacket, but the sizing is off. I've been buying Columbia XL Tall sized jackets for probably 20 years. This is the first one that didn't fit right. The overall length was good, the sleeves fit perfect, but the chest and upper arms were too night and arm motion was very restricted. Based on other reviews it seems to be a problem with this line. I'm afraid to order the XXL Tall because according to Columbia's size charts the sleeves are another inch longer.
What a bummer.
I would consider trying the XXL regular, but according to some other websites, the Columbia Tall sized jackets run 33.5" in length (back of neck to base of coat) while the regulars run 30.5". Losing 3 inches on the length would not work for me, as I like the coat to be longer than sweaters, fleece, and other clothing items worn underneath.
November 12, 2012
Awesome jacket, but...
I bought this jacket for my husband who is a rather large man. Probably around a 3XL tall man. I bought the 4XLT jacket thinking he would have extra room. Nope, the man is picky, annoyingly picky, but the shoulders were snug and the weird thing is the elbows were snug too...like he could not bend his arms. The jacket itself is awesome and I knew it would be great for our fridged Wisconsin winters, but the sizing is not right through out the whole jacket. The waist, the length were all good, just oddly tight in strange areas. I returned the jacket, because of sizing issues and because on the internet the jacket looks two tone, black and forest green. But when you actually see it, its all green. I told the customer service agent this when I returned it, so I see they have updated the photo. I have ordered another Columbia jacket ordered. I hoping my picky husband like this one....=)
November 10, 2012
Great fitting very versatile coat.
After looking for over a year we found this coat for my husband who is an extra large tall with long arms. This coat fits perfectly and with all of the options of taking out layers this will function really well for our crazy weather here in Washington.
November 5, 2012
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The Maker of the universe
As man to man was made a curse;
The claims of law which He had made
Unto the uttermost He paid.
His holy fingers made the bough
That grew the thorns that pierced His brow;
The nails that pierced His hands were mined
In secret places He designed.
He made the forest whence there sprung
The tree on which His body hung;
He died upon a cross of wood,
Yet made the hill on which it stood.
The throne on which He now appears
Was His from everlasting years -
But a new crown adorns His brow,
And every knee to Him shall bow.
F. W. Pitt, Maker of the Universe
Christ sets Himself forth here as the overcomer of death natural; which it must always be remembered is rather death unnatural; for man was made for immortality (Gen. Gen. 2:17), and death is the denial and reversal of the true law of his creation (Rom. Rom. 5:12).3
The work of Jesus makes possible the wonderful promise set forth later in this book which describes the condition of those who place their trust in Him: There shall be no death (Rev. Rev. 21:4+). Jesus reiterates this fact to encourage the persecuted church at Smyrna (Rev. Rev. 2:8+). When confronted with members of any non-Christian religion, here is the central issue at stake: Is Jesus God or is He not? Only orthodox Christianity will assert His full divinity. It is fruitless to engage in lengthy interaction with all such cults who deny His divinity because every other issue pales into insignificance compared to this central issue. This particular verse is of great benefit for it removes all wiggle room from those who would try to deny that Jesus Christ is the One here described as the First and the Last Who is alive forevermore for the same was also dead! Until the cult member can answer you, When did God die? there is little point in further discussion.This purpose of revealing the deity of Christ is thus seen to permeate the whole book, and no unbiased reader of Revelation can reach any conclusion other than that Christ is God, with the full endorsement and approval of the Father. He has received His throne from the hand of God, unlike Satan who tried to usurp the office. Jesus Christs powers and attributes are all those of deity. Any doubt of His deity must be laid to rest. [emphasis added]4
behold, I am alive forevermoreThen ὁ ζῶν [ho zōn] expresses not so much that he, the Speaker, lived, as that He was the Living One, the Life (John John 1:4; John 14:6), αὑτοζωή [hautozōē] , having life in Himself, and the fountain and source of life to others. . . . To Him belongs absolute being (ὄντως εἶναι [ontōs einai] ), as contrasted with the relative being of the creature, with the life which be no life, seeing that it inevitably falls under the dominion of corruption and death, so soon as it is separated from him, the source from which it was derived7
Christ says, behold, emphasizing that His demonstration of life beyond the grave is of paramount importance, for Christs resurrection bears witness that those who trust in Him will likewise rise from the dead (John John 14:19; Rom. Rom. 6:8-9). If it were not for the fact of the resurrectionwithout the Living OneChristianity would be meaningless (1Cor. 1Cor. 15:12-17).What millions have gone down beneath [the power of death], and are now held by it! Every acre of the earth is full of them, and the bottom of every sea. I have seen their grim skeletons on mountain summits, eight thousand two hundred feet above the level of the sea; and I have walked upon their ashes more than a thousand feet below that level. And from far deeper depths to still more elevated heights, on all the slopes and hillsides, and in all the fields and valleys of the earth, deaths victims lie in fetters of darkness, silence and dust. Even on the life-powers of the Son of God were these manacles made fast. But by him they were also opened: for he hath the keys of death.11
1 Ex. Ex. 3:6; Deu. Deu. 5:26; Jos. Jos. 3:10; 1S. 1S. 17:26, 1S. 17:36; 2K. 2K. 19:4, 2K. 19:16; Ps. Ps. 42:2; Ps. 84:2; Isa. Isa. 37:4, Isa. 37:17; Jer. Jer. 10:10; Jer. 23:36; Dan. Dan. 6:20, Dan. 6:26; Hos. Hos. 1:10; Mtt. Mat. 16:16; Mat. 22:32; Mat. 26:63; John John 6:69; Acts Acts 14:15; Rom. Rom. 9:26; 2Cor. 2Cor. 3:3; 2Cor. 6:16; 1Ti. 1Ti. 3:15; 1Ti. 4:10; 1Ti. 6:17; Heb. Heb. 3:12; Heb. 9:14; Heb. 10:31; Heb. 12:22; Rev. Rev. 7:2+.
2 Richard Chenevix Trench, Commentary on the Epistles to the Seven Churches in Asia (Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock Publishers, 1861), 47.
3 Ibid., 48.
4 Monty S. Mills, Revelations: An Exegetical Study of the Revelation to John (Dallas, TX: 3E Ministries, 1987), Rev. 1:17.
5 And the living, and I became dead, and behold, I am living for evermore.Trench, Commentary on the Epistles to the Seven Churches in Asia, 47.
6 The resurrection is attributed to all three members of the Trinity. To Jesus: John John 2:19; John 10:17. To the Father: Acts Acts 4:10; Acts 10:41; Rom. Rom. 4:24; Rom. 6:4; Rom. 8:11. To the Holy Spirit: 1Pe. 1Pe. 3:18.
7 Trench, Commentary on the Epistles to the Seven Churches in Asia, 42.
8 The word death probably refers to the location of the body, whereas Hades refers to the location of the immaterial part of manhis soul. Israel My Glory, July/August 2001, 22. The former describes the state of the dead whereas the latter describes the location of the dead. [Robert L. Thomas, Revelation 1-7 (Chicago, IL: Moody Press, 1992), 112] Luke 23:43) and Gehenna (Luke Luke 12:5)Abrahams bosom and the state of torment and anguish (Luke Luke 16:22-28).Robert L. Thomas, Revelation 8-22 (Chicago, IL: Moody Press, 1995), 433.
9 The Rabbinical proverb said: There are four keys lodged in Gods hand, which He committeth neither to angel nor to seraph: the key of the rain, the key of food, the key of the tombs, and the key of a barren woman. M. R. Vincent, Vincents Word Studies (Escondido, CA: Ephesians Four Group, 2002), Rev. 1:18.
10 J. A. Seiss, The Apocalypse: Lectures on the Book of Revelation (Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan Publishing House, 1966), 48.
11 Ibid., 47.


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Men's Military-spec Jungle Boots
Item # WX2-161986
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Military-spec Jungle Combat Boots.
Fact is, Jungle Boots are a type of combat boot designed for use in jungle warfare like Vietnam and Panama. These military-spec beauties are ideal in hot, wet and humid environments, where a standard leather combat boot would be totally uncomfortable or unsuitable to wear.
Jungle boots are designed to aid in ventilation and drainage of moisture. From steamy Amazon-like scenes to a concrete jungle, these are the safari-type Boots to deploy.
Ready for duty:- Breathable nylon and full-grain leather uppers
- Rubber-lug outsole
- Steel shank
- Leather insole
- Unlined
- Ventilation / drainage ports.
- Each approx. 9 1/2"h., 23 ozs.
- Reviews
Men's Military-spec Jungle Boots is rated out of 5 by 121.Rated 1 out of 5 by TomC from Poor Quality I bought these boots because of the price. I was disappointed, first of all, that they were made in China. I ordered the size I normally wear but the boots seemed like they were about two sizes too big. Poor quality compared to the ones I've worn in the past.Date published: 2014-12-27Rated 2 out of 5 by USAMK2 from Very Unhappy The boots are nothing to write home about in quality and the smell is absolutely unacceptable. But worse is the size - the product description says to order up one size for half sizes. no joy there. There's more than an inch extra beyond my big toe in length. I'll be returning or sending this to the goodwill.- other boots I've purchased at SG were fine, but not these.Date published: 2014-12-25Rated 4 out of 5 by les 5549 from great price not for wet weather as they have vents . you will get wet feet ! also soles are glued not sewn .Date published: 2014-12-04Rated 5 out of 5 by knoxhiker from Good but don't listen to reviews of buying one size up. Good but don't listen to reviews of buying one size up. These are great but needed my normal size. The next time I will order my regular size because now I have to wear really thick socks to make these work for me.Date published: 2014-11-17Rated 3 out of 5 by TPBurnett from Look good, Average value. These boot broke in fairly fast and became very comfortable for my 8 hour security shifts. I wear them with thin black socks to deal with South Florida heat / humidity. The leather takes a good spit shine and I kept them that way. At two months in, cracks started to show up at the leather flex points on one boot. In another month the other boot as well. At eighteen weeks I retired the boots as duty wear as the cracks were too un-presentable. I have gotten some more use out of them as ruff around boots. If you do a cost analysis based on price/month of use, I suppose that they are of some value. Considering them as semi-disposable has merit if they are at risk of being damaged by your use. No terrible loss if they get destroyed in an incident in the first month. In this senario I would be sure of the size you need and then get more than one pair.Also, the smell that others have mentioned has gotten less but never completely gone after a year and a half.Date published: 2014-11-08Rated 5 out of 5 by john from The Real Deal I am a Vietnam Veteran and the Jungle boots we wore were comfortable and protective. Since my E.T.S. in 1975, I have been looking for a real pair of these jungle boots. I found them at the Sportsman's Guide. These boots are the real deal guys. I am going to order a 2nd pair to make sure I have them for the rest of my life. Thanks Sportsman's Guide, I am glad I found you.JayDate published: 2014-11-05Rated 5 out of 5 by Greyfedora from Great Looking Boot The boot has the look of real quality. I found the boots hurt my feet until I installed some gel inserts. After the gel inserts the boots feel as great as they look. Cut the inserts a little oversize and they will fit perfectly. Someone else may be able to wear these boots as is.Date published: 2014-10-28Rated 4 out of 5 by JOHN E from These are great copies of the Vietnam JB's I had 30 years ago. They are sized the same too, a 12R fits my size 13 c-d foot perfectly with a light wool sock. The smell that everyone complains about is the same scent you smell in a Chinese tool store. It goes away if you set the boots in the sun. When I went to the post office to pick them up the lady behind the counter stated that she wondered who the stinky package belonged to. The soles are super grippy and do not squeak on wet floors.Date published: 2014-08-14

 Does the tongue come out or is it sewn in the boot.

Asked by: Robert

 The tongue is not removable.
Answered by: Customer Service

Date published: 2014-12-30

 where are they made

Asked by: stringer

 These boots are made in China.
Answered by: Customer Service

Date published: 2014-12-12

 do they havethe drain / vent holes on the instep?

Asked by: jason

 They do have drainage ports.
Answered by: customer service

Date published: 2015-01-26

 Are they good for a man that rides his motorcycle sometimes? He likes this kind of look but I also want them to be functional for my dad.

Asked by: Erica

 This would be personal preference for whoever is wearing the boot.
Answered by: Customer Service

Date published: 2014-12-01

 is 9.2 actually 9.5

Asked by: herb60

 The 9 2E is a size 9 extra wide.
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Date published: 2014-11-20

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Genndy Tartakovsky, John McIntyre, Craig McCracken
Genndy Tartakovsky, Donna Castricone
Don Shank, Jason Butler Rote
- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Featuring: Blossom, Bubbles, Buttercup, Elmer Sglue, Floyd, Lloyd Floyjoydsen, Harry Pitt, Julie Bean, Mitch Mitchelson, Ms. Keane, Wes Goingon.
- Directed By Genndy Tartakovsky, John McIntyre, Craig McCracken.
- Produced By Genndy Tartakovsky, Donna Castricone.
- Written By Don Shank, Jason Butler Rote.
- Originally Released in 1999.
- Season: 1
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