FITFLOP Tall Super boots!!!

[rosie17]

Are they worth the money?? I've lived in FItflop flipflops over the summer because they are so comfortable rather then a belief in the exercise claims. Just wondering if these rather sturdy looking numbers are worth the dosh?

www.boots.com/en/FitFlop-Superboot-Tall-Leather-Boot-Chocolate

Sorry still too tired to properly work out how to do a link!

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Anyone? ...

may go find a shop where I can try some on!

Do they have full arch support?

linkie no workie

Hi Rosie your link didn't work, I can only see short ones on Boots website now.

These are the cheapest ones I could see on the web. Are they the right ones?

£150 is a LOT of money but they are pretty classic I think and if they are comfy and last well you'd get a few years out of them I think?

To do links like that, paste the link, space and then type whatever you want to call the link, and then

Oh pants that didn't work!!!! so you do double square brackets at either end, but you knew that already - I didn't realise they'd vanish and turn the whole text blue!

no links are working

My link worked, thatsnotmymonkey - see post at 20:43

Ideally like the short boots in chocolate or black but can't find them cheaper than £125,not sure if I can afford that at the moment ,but on the other hand I would probably live in them.

Just ordered the FF short Super Boots in chocolate suede from Boots online, for £100 - the leather ones are, as you say, £125. Doubt there are any much cheaper as had a pretty thorough look round at online prices before going for Boots. Didn't spot the Jules site Gingerkirsty linked to, which has the suede short boots for £99.95. But their p. and p. is £4.95 and the Boots ones can be picked up from a local store for free.

On rosie's original question, I'm a FF boots fan - had a couple of pairs last year which I wore through the winter and, as I've bored on about on previous threads, they were incredibly comfortable and supportive. But haven't tried long ones yet.

I've been wondering about these but think I'm going to go for the cheapy skechers tone up versions instead £50 as I already have quite a few pairs of long boots.

So do they have full arch support, like a pair of birkenstocks does?