Gee Tim you wear shoes? I thought all you southern types went barefoot. On another note my new job is over in RI and has me sandwiched between buildings for Ronstan and Vangard Sailboats - nice side benefit is I can take a walk at lunch time and look in the windows and watch them building boats - actually come to think of it I should walk up to the Ronstan building and see if they have any extra shoes if not maybe they have some rigging samples . . .
-- Dave - bi-state and shoeless C27 #5212 Windabout Cape Cod http://dpbcc.home.comcast.net -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Tim Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > i said they werent for me, not stay away. mighta been someone else said > stay away. > > i think the ones with the enclosed toes look pretty neat...my only > caveat is they > have fairly thick soles and a higher heel than I like..prefer to keep my > ctr of gravity low and also protect against a turned (sprained) ankle. > > but I have heard good things about them. not cheap tho > > tf > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > I asked a question a few weeks ago about sailing shoes/sandals, and I > > believe someone said to stay away from Keen sandals. I can't seem to > > figure out how to search the archives, so I need to ask again - Any > > particular reason? I am looking at the newer, more streamlined model > > (I believe it is the Venice H2). > > > > Thanks > > Shana Stangler > > Milwaukee, WI > > > >
