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- Survivalists' Guide for the New Millennium: Forward
- We live in the midst of a crisis so immense it boggles the poor, overloaded mind of modern humanity. The people of the world cannot seem to grasp its implications. Like a billboard whose message and image are stretched to such vast proportions that it fills...
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- Bosnian Serb Faces Hate Charge for Genocide Denial
- "The genocide was systematic, and so is the denial of this crime," Mehmedovic said. If found guilty of inciting hatred, Mandic could receive a sentence ranging from three months to three years in prison.
- Zdravko Tolimir, Bosnian Serb general convicted of genocide, dies at 67
- Zdravko Tolimir, a Bosnian Serb general convicted by U.N. judges of genocide in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre and described as the "right hand" of military commander Ratko Mladic, died Feb.
- Bosnian Serb Soldier's Genocide Acquittal Challenged
- "According to the Law on Criminal Proceedings of Bosnia and Herzegovina, there are no provisions on admitting statements given by suspects. We consider that the first instance chamber assessed all pieces of evidence very carefully and made good ...
- Zdravko Tolimir, General Tied to Srebrenica Massacre, Dies at 67
- He was convicted in 2012 on two counts of genocide for his role in the capture of the Bosnian town of Srebrenica in July 1995 and the subsequent killing of Muslim prisoners in what became known as the biggest massacre in Europe since World War II.
- Nikolic to Putin: Thank you for everything that you have done for Serbia
- In July 2015, Russia vetoed a draft resolution in the UN Security Council that would condemn the 1995 killings in the Bosnian town of Srebrenica as a crime of genocide.
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For a while there, the Washington Capitals were the NHL's preeminent cautionary tale for how quickly the outlook and fortunes of a team can change. They were the living embodiment of the dangers of succumbing to the human impulse for overreacting to the variance rooted in small sample sizes.
As quickly as they had built up the offensive juggernaut that was tearing through the league during the regular season from 2008 to 2011, they tore it all down following one too many premature playoff exits. In a misguided effort to bolster their chances come the postseason they turned their back on their greatest attributes - a high-octane group oozing with skill - and opted for a more conservative, defensive-minded approach.
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There has been quite a bit of deliberation amongst the hockey community over the past few years as to whether the likes of Brent Burns and Dustin Byfuglien are better suited up front as forwards or on the blueline as defencemen. The fact that there's even a worthwhile discussion to be had is a testament to how freakishly gifted and unique those two players are, that they can be effective in both circumstances.
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Occupy Portland demonstrator Justin James Bridges briefly became the movement's poster child last November when he was hospitalized after police officers dragged him out of Chapman Square.
His monetary demands total more than $3 million. Most of that comes from a $2 million claim for punitive damages, not reimbursement for medical bills or other economic damages.
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- What is Hypnosis?
- Hypnosis refers to just about any situation where we respond to verbal suggestions in a particular special way. This involves a mentally very flexible condition where our imagination and fantasy are more free and more vivid. A series of instructions, called...
Parapsychology >> Hypnosis
- Indian History Rewritten
- The Indian civilisation, considered to be the product of clash and subsequent inter mixture of the white-skinned civilised invaders and the dark savages native to India, has been rightly questioned in recent years, and the mischievously fabricated history of...
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- The Truth Behind the History of the Necronomicon
- I don't think there are many people out there who haven't heard of the Necronomicon and the dreadful things connected with it. We've all heard the theories about how it is a Satanist tool; actual copies of the book are bound in human skin and how you risk...
Deities & Heros >> Chthulu
- Hypnosis: A Selected Bibliography
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- History of the Egyptian Religion, part I: Early Dynastic Period
- I - Predynastic - Early Dynastic Period. The temples were in essence the *Home of the God* and thus a place where only Pharaoh as the Son of God and those he appointed as his deputies, could meet with the god. This goes all the way back to Archaic and...
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- History of the Egyptian Religion, part IV: Middle Kingdom
- First Intermediate - Middle Kingdom (ca 2181 -1786 bc.) The powers that built the solar temples of the 5th dynasty and the pyramids of the 6th dynasty weakened towards the end of the Old Kingdom, perhaps as a result of eroding economics, leaving the King less...
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- Computer Imagery: Imitation and Representation of Realities
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- Stylized Animation vs. Computer Generated Imagery
- Computer. Generated Imagery. J0317.
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- Early computer movies, avant-garde and mainstream, explored in
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- www.movingimage.us
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NRS Boundary Shoe
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- The waterproof 5-mm neoprene upper has glued, blind-stitched and double-taped seams to keep your feet warm and dry.
- Comfy 7-mm neoprene insole atop a high-traction wrap-up sole provides the protection and support you've come to expect from our footwear.
- 2-mm plastic shim for even more protection from sharp, pointy objects.
- The ladder buckle strap at the top and the sturdy instep strap ensure the shoe stays in place even in the muckiest conditions.
- Each shoe is factory tested to ensure waterproof performance.
Women order one size smaller.
1/2 sizes order one size larger.
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|6 mm rubber
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|Adjustable buckle and instep strap
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NRS Boundary Shoe Video (1:52)
The NRS Boundary Shoe is knee high, waterproof and warm. Great for those wet, soggy put-ins and portages. Individually tested to ensure waterproofness.
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Commonly heard complaints from boaters are "My wetshoes dry slowly" and "My shoes really stink." The problems are related. Neoprene shoes don't "breathe" so moisture escapes slowly unless you work to eliminate it. And bacteria and other microorganisms in the water and from your feet can generate odors in those moist conditions. This video shows how to clean and dry watershoes to head off odor. And if stinky shoes happen, we show how to eliminate it.
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- Comfortable (147)
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- Easy on and off (102)
- Great fit (101)
- Lightweight (86)
- Dries slowly (24)
- Difficult on and off (11)
Best Uses
- Kayak / canoe / rafting (161)
- Wading (59)
- Boating / sailing (56)
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- Walking/hiking (12)
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Most Liked Positive Review
great boots
[...]they do help to keep your feet from getting wet, unfortunatly they don't breath so your feet sweat
[...]they do help to keep your feet from getting wet, unfortunatly they don't breath so your feet sweat
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Well built
I bought these for sea kayaking. I followed the suggestions for ordering one size below my own women's sizing (I wear a 10 and bought a 9). I find they are too narrow...Read complete review
I bought these for sea kayaking. I followed the suggestions for ordering one size below my own women's sizing (I wear a 10 and bought a 9). I find they are too narrow in the toe box for comfort (my toes need space!) and they come up off the heel while I walk, lending to blisters on the back of my heel.
I can only wear the thinnest socks with these boots; forget my usual combination of wool sock with thin liner socks. Even with thin socks, these boots squeeze my feet and are completely uncomfortable.
Other than that, they are well made with skookum construction. They are tall and the rubberized neoprene around the top cuff is buttery soft. Perhaps if I had ordered my true size they would be more comfortable. Too bad. For me it was money not well spent. If you are a woman with wide feet, do yourself a favor and order your true size.
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- Comfortable
- Durable
- Easy On and Off
- Good Traction
- Lightweight
- Muck won't pull it off
- Stays dry in rushing water below top of boot
- Dries Slowly
Best Uses
- Kayaking
Comments about NRS Boundary Shoe:
River kayaking in Minnesota often dealing with muddy bottoms. Have Used the boot with shorts, when warm-70F- without feet and calves overheated, haven't tried in summer yet. Have Used boot over dry suit with sewn in booties. The booties for most people run oversize, but was able to comfortably position inside these high boots, works well. Stood in foot deep rushing water kept feet dry.
Service and delivery comments:
Prompt delivery in fine shape, timely fashion
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Width:
- Feels true to width
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Comfortable
- Durable
- Easy On and Off
- Good Traction
- Great Fit
- Lightweight
Best Uses
- Boating
- Kayaking
- Wading
Comments about NRS Boundary Shoe:
I was looking for boots that were knee high for launching a canoe or kayak that I could still wear in the boat without being too bulky and cumbersome. These were the only boots I found that made these claims, and they have not disappointed. They kept my feet dry while launching a canoe and I wore them in the canoe very comfortably while paddling and fishing. I also plan to wear them while beachcombing in cold water. I would recommend them to anyone.
Service and delivery comments:
Fast delivery.
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Width:
- Feels true to width
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Comfortable
- Durable
- Easy On and Off
- Good Traction
- Lightweight
Best Uses
- Kayaking
- Rafting
- Wading
Comments about NRS Boundary Shoe:
The sizing chart says order 2 sizes smaller for women. Wife wears a 6.5 women's so ordered a 6(smallest they have) and she couldnt get her foot in it. Swapped for an 8 and they're great. I wear a mens 11, got a 12 and fit perfect, had mine for 4yrs and they are still waterproof.
Service and delivery comments:
The exchange was easy and hassle free
- Sizing:
- Feels too small
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
- Comfortable
- Easy On and Off
- Good Traction
- Great Fit
- Lightweight
Best Uses
- Kayaking
Comments about NRS Boundary Shoe:
Where have you been all my winters? Dry warm feet when the dock is out of the water...a true wonderful thing
Service and delivery comments:
prompt delivery-adequate packaging without excess waste
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Width:
- Feels true to width
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Best Uses
- Wading
- Walking/Hiking
Comments about NRS Boundary Shoe:
You sent this to my wife who is apparently in your database for some other purchases. She doesn't wear a mens size 11. I on the other hand do and am delighted with my purchase. They work great for my coastal explorations. I have also found that they work very well on multimile hikes down coastal canyons. They're are a real winner.
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Q:Does this shoe fit a person with a calv measure of 51cm? It should be possible to wear a warm neoprene wetsuit underneath.
Size 12 is needed.Asked on 10/12/2016 by KTDame from Austria
6 answers
A:Well, I have size 13 boundary shoes and a 16" calf circumference. I wear heavy wool socks in the shoes. I suspect size 12 with 20" calf (51 cm) might be pretty tight.
Hope that helps.
JonAnswered on 10/12/2016 by Anonymous
A:Forgot to mention, I bought a size 9 in this boot, and I wear an 8.5 shoe.Answered on 10/12/2016 by Anonymous
A:Sorry, but I don't think this boot would fit a 20" calf especially if you're wearing a wetsuit underneath. I have a 14" (35.6 cm) calf and wear a wetsuit also. The boot fits well over my calf with maybe 1-1.5" (2.54cm-3.81 cm) to spare. It's really too bad that it wouldn't fit you, because it's a great boot. Is NRS making a wide-calf boot? That would probably work.
Good luck!!Answered on 10/12/2016 by Anonymous
A:The calf is very generous to facilitate easy on and off. It has an adjustment strap to allow tightening to prevent water entry, although it's not watertight. So yes, many of my friends use wetsuits with these boots.
Sent by iPhoneAnswered on 10/12/2016 by Anonymous
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Q:Do they hold up portaging in steep/rocky terrain?Asked on 9/3/2016 by norbs from Northern Minnesota
10 answers
A:Not ideal for this use. Sounds more like hiking boots. These are great boots for in and out of cold water and will keep you dry and warm with proper socks. Bottoms are strong enough to walk on rocky stream beds and travel bars without feeling stones poking your feet. But, I think up and down steep rocky slopes would have your feet moving around in these boots too much without any support at all.
Sent from my iPadAnswered on 9/4/2016 by Anonymous
A:I've never used them in that kind of terrain. To my thinking they are on the soft side of the ledger, very flexible. Short portages in steep rocky terrain might be perfectly OK; those of many miles may leave you with a wish for something more rigid on your feet.
Mark Gormel
Sent from my iPhone
A:No. They are suited for moving your kayak from the car to the lake's edge or river. There is no ankle support.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 9/3/2016 by Anonymous
A:Three pair in a row leaked yes would be great for portage as long as water proof is not expected
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 9/3/2016 by Anonymous
Yes they do as well as rocky river bottoms. 10 years with the same pair. Taking them off can be a challenge though. Still, love them.Answered on 9/3/2016 by Anonymous
A:Holds up well for me. Depends on how heavy you and what you are portaging is.
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www.woodstocklock.comAnswered on 9/3/2016 by Anonymous
A:We use ours for kayaking so I never tried them on a rough portage. But now that I've had them for a while I don't think I'd use them on rough portages. They don't have a boot like bottom, more like a slipper like bottom. But they go on and off very easily so in cold weather or in cold water I'd wear them and then change into some sturdier foot wear for for a portage.
Sent from my ASUS MeMO PadAnswered on 9/3/2016 by Anonymous
A:I used them on several portages in the Boundry Waters and they held up fine but realize they are not heavy duty hiking boots built for miles of racks and scree..they are designed to keep your feet dry and warm.Answered on 9/3/2016 by Anonymous
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Q:My NRS Boundary Shoes leak. Should I send them back or is there some type of re-waterproofing that needs to be periodically applied to the boots?
Also, what is the best way to dry the boots out after they become waterlogged?Asked on 5/1/2016 by Ben from USA
5 answers
A:Ben, the shoes shouldn't leak. Please return them, clean and dry, for warranty evaluation, using our returns process - http://www.nrs.com/customer-service/returns.asp - This video give tips on drying shoes - http://www.nrs.com/learn/clean-deodorize-neoprene-wetshoes.asp
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Q:Hi folks..... Firstly thank you for crating great products...
I have few questions for you......
#1....How do I pick the size for a boundary boot?
#2....in cold weather can I wear thicker socks for warmth too in boundary boots?
#3....if when I purchase my boots if the fitting isn't what I expected can you exchange them for another pair?
Again thank you and safe paddling folksAsked on 2/28/2016 by Cozydram from Newmarket, Ontario,
8 answers
A:Well the boots are great. I suggest 1 size up. U wear 10 shoe get an 11. I wear wool socks in water down to the 45°while my feet feel the cold it's not uncomfortable. The boots are incredibly comfy to walk in.
Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S® 6 edge, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphoneAnswered on 3/1/2016 by Anonymous
A:I'm generally a 10.5 shoe so I went with the 11 so I'd have room thick sox. I wear mine in winter months with boundry sox. They fit nicely with a normal pair of sox as well. Great boots, very dry, very comfortable. I can't answer your 3rd question. Hope this helps.
Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy S® 6.-------- Original message --------
A:The size is pretty much true and you can wear thicker socks!
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 2/29/2016 by Anonymous
A:I'll try to answer your first two Qs. I chose one size larger so I could wear a thick pair of wool socks during a recent winter raft trip. Worked well to have them a bit big so my toes weren't cramped - much warmer! I could still cinch down the instep strap for hiking.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 2/28/2016 by Anonymous
A:I ordered mine a size and a half larger because my feet are the first part of me to get cold. There is a strap that can be tightened at bothj the shoe portion and at the top of the boot. The adjustable straps allow you to loosen or tighten according to what number and the thickness of the sox you choose. I have never had a problem with returns at NRS. Hope this helps.Answered on 2/28/2016 by Anonymous
A:At least for Mens size 12, the NRS Boundary shoe runs a little tight for me, I had to give mine away and go for a size larger. One size larger than your shoe size also allows thick wool socks. Your feet will sweat and possibly feel damp, in everything except coldest weather, if you wear them all day. The black shoes really absorb sunlight, so when I use them in my canoe in spring, they get really hot because my feet are exposed to sunlight. Not so much a problem for a kayaker. But they are great boots for paddling.Answered on 2/28/2016 by Anonymous
A:A small percentage of reviewers find them on the small size, most think they fit true to men's shoe size. You can certainly wear thick socks with the Boundary; just remember that you need to choose a size that lets you comfortably do that - could you wear those socks with another shoe of that size? Our returns/exchange process is easy and free. You can always order two sizes and return one.Answered on 2/28/2016 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:Are the sizes unisex? How does that work?Asked on 2/6/2016 by Deb from Hilton head SC
5 answers
A:We've found that the women's size is about 1.5 less than men's. I wear a size 14 man's, but the 13 boundary shoe gives me room enough for fleece socks inside my dry suit. Consider that.
Whittier & Selma Patrick
Continuous Travelers
Sent from my iPhone
A:Deb, they're in men's sizing. Most women find a good fit by ordering one size smaller, over bare feet or relatively thin socks. Say you wear a women's 8, you'd get a 7. With thick socks go up a size.Answered on 2/6/2016 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:I have wide short feet, usually 6.5 - 7, men's. Would likely wear a wool sock (do I need this if they are well insulated?), and wonder if I'm wise to order up to an 8?
PaulAsked on 1/13/2016 by Paul from WA
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A:I would order an 8 if you are going to wear a sock,Answered on 1/14/2016 by Anonymous
A:Paul, I use my Boundary boots most of the winter and would certainly order them larger than you need to allow for socks. But my feet are the first thing that get cold when I paddle. BOBAnswered on 1/14/2016 by Anonymous
A:I tell everyone that I would put a good foot insert to give the bottom more strength. Plus the extra socks would make it more comfortable.
Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROIDAnswered on 1/13/2016 by Anonymous
A:I would wear the sock and the boots are usually right on for size. I wear and eight and am able to wear socks with them!
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 1/13/2016 by Anonymous
A:I wear wool socks with them and 7 prob ok but 8 prob safer.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 1/13/2016 by Anonymous
A:I had to size up from the size chart for length but my feet are narrow
Sent from my iPadAnswered on 1/13/2016 by Anonymous
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Q:Hi - I'm a guy. 6'-4"; 185 lbs. My shoe size is 13 narrow (B). My calves are not thick. Will your boundary shoe work for me in a size 13 for a week-long sea kayak trip?Asked on 12/14/2015 by Bob from San Francisco
9 answers
A:I don't know if I can answer your question but - I wear size 12 shoes/boots
and bought size 13 boundary shoes. I wear them over heavy wool socks and
they work well for me.
Original email:Answered on 12/22/2015 by Anonymous
A:I would buy these one size larger, I ordered my size and they fir a little snug, after 7-8 hrs they start to hurt my toes.
These are an excellent boot, if I ever wear these out I will get another pair. Very well made and very tough.
If you get these and they are a little tight send them back for the next larger size, they will not loosen up after you get them.
NRS Boundary Shoe at nrs.com
The NRS Boundary Shoe is knee high, waterproof and warm. Great for those wet, soggy put-ins and portages. Individually tested to ensure waterproofness.
Read more...<http://www.nrs.com/product/2308/nrs-boundary-shoe>Answered on 12/15/2015 by Anonymous
A:They should work. I love mine and even have to use my husbands once in a while!Answered on 12/15/2015 by Anonymous
A:Probably... I am 6'4", 195lbs, shoe size 13 1/2 D and 13s fit fine with heavy wool socks. Great shoe!
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 12/14/2015 by Anonymous
A:I'm 6/4 also, same weight, 12EEE shoe size. Spent 2 weeks sea kayaking
last summer with these boundary shoes, worn over dry suits booties and
thicker synthetic socks. Comfortable all days in cooler temps. Having
enough foot room in inside your kayak is important!
Great foot gear.Answered on 12/14/2015 by Anonymous from Washington State
A:Hi Bob! I'm also 6'4" 215lbs. I'm a dedicated walker, so my calves are pretty thick.
I wear size 14 shoes, but find the boundary shoe fits well in 13, wearing heavy wool or poly-fleece socks. I find the circumference of the calf to be about 1" too big when I'm not wearing my dry suit.
I recommend that you try a size 12. That will give you a bit more under-deck space during your travels.
Hope this helps!
Continuous Travelers
Sent from my iPhone
A:Should be fine, Bob, if you're wearing them over bare feet or thin socks. I too have narrow feet; the hook-and-loop instep strap keeps them firmly anchored to your feet. I've worn them on a two-week trip, very comfortable.Answered on 12/14/2015 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:sizing question...
My foot size is womens 9 1/2 NARROW. There are not a lot of narrow 9 1/2 shoes around. I often go between a 9 and 9 1/2 medium. (When I try to wear a 10, it is too wide.) What size do you think I should order? Thank you,Asked on 11/1/2015 by Laurie
11 answers
A:Get a size 8 men's. My roommate (female) wears size 10 women's and she really likes the size 8, which allows her to use socks underneath routes for warmth.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 11/2/2015 by Anonymous
A:Laurie, this shoe is in men's sizing and most women find that ordering one size smaller works; in your case that would be an 8 1/2. There aren't half sizes, so I think a size 9 should work for you. I too have a narrow foot and find the Boundary a comfortable choiceAnswered on 11/2/2015 by Clyde from NRS
A:I would go with a size 9. I wear an 8 or 8 1/2 and my size 8's are fine!Answered on 11/2/2015 by Anonymous
A:I treated this boot as a cold water garment so I wanted tons of room for extra socks. I wear a 10 1/2, I bought a 12 and on cold cold days wished I had gotten a 13 for the extra socks I could have stuffed in. And remember: You are not going to be walking a lot in these boots. You're trying to keep warm in a kayak.
Sent from my iPad
A:I'm a man and wear size 14d shoes. I have to do what I can to maximize foot room in our sea kayak. I am comfortable in the size 13 even wearing polyfleece booties. I think you'd do fine with a 8.5 or 9. Hope this helps.
Whittier & Selma Patrick
Continuous Travelers
Sent from my iPhone
A:Consider the larger size, since the fit is easily adjusted with different thicknesses and/or layers of socks and the instep strap, but you can't make a too small boot bigger, and a half size is probably still within reasonable comfort limits in this rubber boot. Warm feet will keep you happy.
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Q:Same question just different boot as I want a pair of each! If my normal shoe size is Men's 8D and I want to wear a wool boot sock with a neoprene sock should I order a pair of 9's or 10's?Asked on 11/30/2014 by JB from Dalton GA
6 answers
A:I love these boots. I have a pair and my son has a pair. We both think that they run a little large leaving plenty of room for the heavy socks. I wear a 13 and it still has a little room with a heavy sock.
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A:JB, wearing it with a HydroSkin Sock, Item # 30011.01, you'd probably be okay with an 8, but I think you'll be safer to go with a size 9.Answered on 11/30/2014 by Clyde from NRS
A:Based on my experience only in my size (11D), a medium weight wool sock is comfortable when either walking or paddling, but something thicker in any material crowds my toes. For your anticipated layers, especially including neoprene, I think two sizes up would probably work better paddling than portaging although the instep straps actually work pretty well snugging up the fit. If you can be comfortable with one thick woolie, a thin liner and a woolie, or just neoprene, one size up would probably work fine. My pairs, owned sequentially not simultaneously, have been very serviceable over time--not entirely leak free but kayaking is a wet sport, intentionally or not, so we equip appropriately. Warm feet, even when wet, are a good thing. Hope this helps.
Ol' Salty Bob
A:I normally wear a 11EEE in a New Balance, 11 2W in Dexter, I did purchase
12 in the Boundary Shoe and generally wear Smart Wool or Starter socks
underneath. I find the boots extremely flexible and comfortable, no
problems getting in or out of the tight cockpit of a P&H Capella 166. For
years I wore the standard height booties and often had wet feet, but since
I kayak all year long I switched to the Boundary Shoes. Two of my kayaking
partners have purchased the since I got mine and they couldn't be happier.
- NRS Boundary Shoe
Q:I just received my new boundary shoes. I thought the 2 mm shim on the outside of the boot would be directly over my ankle bone bulge. Its actually higher up my ankle. Is that good?Asked on 11/1/2014 by Kate from Cherry Tree, PA
7 answers
A:I have the same issue. I've worn my boots for two seasons without any
issues. It doesn't seem to make a difference.
They're great boots!Answered on 11/1/2014 by Anonymous
I bought these boots several years ago as an outer shoe to keep my feet dry while getting in my kayak in the winter.Comfortable and the strap is not a concern as it is adjustable---you can make it as tight as you want.Striking high on your foot actually holds your foot in the shoe a bit better than if it rode lower down the top of your foot.
I did have one issue though---one of the boots leaked at the point of entry of the strap and the sole.Rather than send it back I saturated that area with Pliobond contact cement and that fixed it.
Think you will like them.
HerbAnswered on 11/1/2014 by Anonymous
A:NRS usually has a reason for design features and I have noticed small gussets and tripled stitching on gear that I am sure are wear or stress points--but the ankle patches you refer to don't line up against any part of my boats so far, no ankle cushioning function or wear point protection. Maybe just a decorative bit. These are good boots, but both my pairs developed leaks over time where the sole attaches to the neoprene uppers, especially at the toes. Paddle safe.
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A:Kate, you must be referring to the round rubber patch on the side of the shoe. It's there to provide extra protection to the foot as it rests against the inside of a boat hull. Whether or not it is next to the ankle bone depends on the person's anatomy. The 2 mm plastic shim is in the midsole of the shoe; there to help protect the foot from rocks and other sharp objects.Answered on 11/1/2014 by Clyde from NRS
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Yeah cep, you have it right. I SB right now and have no problems catching waves. I want to improve my performance while *on* the wave. So yes, my question is whether riding a longboard on a mushy day when riding a shortboard is not possible is going to improve my on-wave performance better than skateboarding, especially using a Carver? Or is the best way to progress in my SB skills besides time and practice to longboard on mushy days? Longboarding on pumping days was never part of the question, and maybe where some are getting confused...
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If you're going for a longboard, get a true longboard. For the types of days you're talking about riding, a 9'6" performance noserider will get you many more waves, a relatively loose longboard and you will still have the ability to walk the board. Craigslist this time of year can turn up some nuggets.
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i got a long board skate board started riding it a few months ago..never ride when wet outside i had my 90pound german sheppard pulling me, while i was carving my board slid out and had a very bad concussion and huge gash on my lid/loose teeth. be careful
I kinda want a carver for the same reasons that OP and emass have explained but I already have a longboard and can't imagine surfing without one. I surf a couple boards that are 6'2"-6'3" but I always love getting back on my 9'0". I'm really looking forward to a 9'6" or larger. I have to add my geography to the "why I love my LB equation", SC<NJ (for waves only). I honestly think you are an incomplete surfer if you haven't embraced a LB yet.
Nevertheless, I tend to surf a SB like a LB so I want to train the skills a carver can train. My birthday is October 18. You guys can start a fund if you'd like.
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I was in the same boat as you a couple of years ago - wanting to improve my shortboarding but I lived inland which lead to not being able to surf as often as I wanted. I got a Carver a couple years ago and was having a blast with that thing. It will definitely improve your muscle memory when it comes to pumping and turning a shortboard. Plus it's a lot of fun when its flat or you can't catch a swell.
Don't let Emass fool you, though - these things are super fun down hills also. They have such a short turning radius that you can can lay down a hard carve and actually traverse back uphill slightly to manage your speed. Plus, since they turn so tightly, they are super fun and easy to slide around into reverses and do laybacks with. If you have any drainage ditches in your area that get dried out its like a concrete wave that will be there every day of the week. Constant pumping, carves, cutbacks, and reverses until your legs feel like Jello.
On the other hand, though, I got a longboard a little over a year ago and riding a single fin log will really improve your shortboarding as well. It forces you to slow down your movements and think more about weight distribution. Plus, since it isn't as fast to throw around, you really have to read the wave and prepare for oncoming sections sooner than on a shortboard. It has really taught me to surf off of my back foot and now I can crank turns way harder on my shortboard.
Now I switch back and forth between my longboard and shorty regularly. If the waves are small then I'm on the longboard or groveler and hop on my shortboard when we get some better swell. Some of my best sessions on a SB are ones where I have been longboarding for a week or so and then hop back on the SB for a session. I surf with way more power and strength since I am pushing harder on the tail due to having to crank a big 9'4" around.
All in all, they are both going to improve your shortboarding. The question is whether you want to do that on land or in the water.


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Police are offering a piece of post-Christmas advice to avoid being targeted by burglars. Full story »
On his busiest week of the year, Santa is tucked away in his workshop, casually performing miracles on worn-out boots, bags and jackets that have seen better days. Full story »
With the help of an anonymous donor, a group of Oakland County Sheriff's deputies on Wednesday were able to make the holidays a little brighter for 10 people they encountered while on patrol. Full story »
From Michigan State Spartan forward and Bay City Western alum Matt Costello to Katie Travis, who's currently starring as Christine in the North American tour of Andrew Lloyd Weber's "Phantom of the Opera," enjoy this reading of Clement C. Moore's iconic 1822 poem. Full story »
Rhea Thompson was the big winner of the annual giveaway. Full story »
There's a story of hope, love and grit behind that brightly lit sign made of garland and Christmas lights on Bay City's historical Center Avenue. Full story »
Bay City's West Side swept the honors for the residential and business winner. Full story »
Not only is Dec. 22 the last chance to see the big guy before Christmas, it's also being recognized as "Santa House Day" in Bay City. Full story »
Proving that the holiday season is more about giving than receiving, students at a Bay City elementary school raised more than $7,000 to purchase their blind classmate a BrailleNote computer, allowing him to read, type, email and most importantly, learn. Full story »
The city of Muskegon Heights will hold a Christmas party 9 a.m. – noon Saturday, Dec. 19 at city hall, 2724 Peck St. Full story »
Arthur Galea, the patriarch of the G's Pizzeria franchise, who might as well be known as Mr. Christmas, has once again created a spectacular holiday lighting display at his West Branch Township home to honor his late wife Sharon. Full story »
Located at 5993 Westside Saginaw Road in Bay County's Frankenlust Township, Begick Nursery and Garden Center is transformed each year into a Christmas wonderland. Full story »
Disappointment and outrage over a bold and disturbing act of theft have given way to cheer and inspiration at local store that's collecting toy donations for Christmas. Full story »
MLive Muskegon Chronicle will be at the Muskegon Farmers Market for its first Saturday winter market from 10 a.m.-noon to take children's photos with Santa Claus. We will then join the lighting of the community Christmas tree in Hackley Park Saturday at 5:30 p.m. Full story »
Here are some of the latest most-read business stories from Saginaw, Bay and Midland counties. Full story »
Birch Run Premium Outlets, which company officials say will welcome nearly a million bargain hunters this holiday shopping season, is opening at 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 26, Thanksgiving. Full story »
Travel around the world at Bronner's Christmas Wonderland. The store, located at 25 Christmas Lane in Frankenmuth, has ornaments representing major cities, 25 countries and the continent of Africa. Full story »
Some people are "neat freaks," but Ron and Linda Aumiller certainly wouldn't classify themselves that way. They prefer to be known as "lived-in freaks." Full story »
Aside from the summer season, the Christmas holiday stands out as one of the busiest days of the year to visit a movie theater. Full story »
The Christmas Day forecast in the Muskegon area for Thursday, Dec. 25 involves a mix of sun and clouds, but don't expect much snow. Full story »


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Brass From The Past is a Tribute to the Legends of Rock & Soul Music!
"One of the Best Cover Bands in Chicago!" (CBS News), BRASS FROM THE PAST is the HOTTEST horn band in the Midwest. Boasting an unstoppable 6-piece horn section, tight 4-piece rhythm section, and 3 powerful singers who command the stage, this is no ordinary band!
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