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New Oliver boots - no metal
New Oliver boots - no metal
Today I BOUGHT
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well done NeilM they are the best composite prospecting boot there is. i love my olis
Hi GOlddigg@
I got a week to wear them in.
Sore feet now after wearing em all day
Hopefully they don't mind getting wet
Neil
I got a week to wear them in.
Sore feet now after wearing em all day
Hopefully they don't mind getting wet
Neil
mate i drowned mine in water proofer once as i always do and i stand in the water and pan oin a diaily basis my toes rarely get wet, im over a year in. bit of water shou7ld help them bed in...
Ok, will get some water proofer,
I think I am getting forum fever
Thanks for that tip
I think I am getting forum fever
Thanks for that tip
haha welcome aboard mate... hope the feet toughen up 
Today i got a 60 ltr round panning tub from bunnings for $15 very happy. Garrett supersluice inside for size
Handy to know G0lddigg@. Still haven't got mine broke in yet. (Could be lack of use.) Lol but I have been wearing them around the house for ages and the best I can do is about 5 hrs tramping the goldfields and I have to change into my sneakers, and tend to the blisters. Cheers mate. Good tip. I'll try that.G0lddigg@ said:
Chuky boy said:
Ive got an Indian Ringneck parrot , he chewed arial cable , phone charger , computer screen cable and speaker cables
I was gonna make him live
I covered every cable in the house with wasabi paste :lol:
Hes never chewed another cable since
I always buy my boots late autumn so they are run in for summer , cook ya feet good a brand new pair
Goldpick
Chris Johnson
Probably the best boot brand I have ever used is Steel Blue, always extremely comfortable from the get go, no need for wearing in or boot soaking. They also have models with composite toe caps for detecting and FIFO workers frequenting airports. I still remember the bad old days of ill fitting mine issue suede boots, the sort that would rub your big toes raw on the edge of the steel cap, not to mention the blisters - yuck!
Anyway, I picked up a 1915 unc half sovereign today with some of my detecting coinage from the past year, not trusting ebay 100%, I ended up purchasing a graded coin from a licensed dealer.
Got this one reasonably cheap due to being a high mintage coin, though at least it is an uncirculated example. It should prove handy as a reference for finding these elusive things in the field.
Thanks goes out to those who managed to drop their spendables over the years.
Anyway, I picked up a 1915 unc half sovereign today with some of my detecting coinage from the past year, not trusting ebay 100%, I ended up purchasing a graded coin from a licensed dealer.
Got this one reasonably cheap due to being a high mintage coin, though at least it is an uncirculated example. It should prove handy as a reference for finding these elusive things in the field.
Thanks goes out to those who managed to drop their spendables over the years.
Nice buy GP.
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Hi NeilM where did you get the boots I am looking for a good pair and love my oils high top slip on for work need some for prospecting.cheers
Goldpick said:Probably the best boot brand I have ever used is Steel Blue, always extremely comfortable from the get go, no need for wearing in or boot soaking. They also have models with composite toe caps for detecting and FIFO workers frequenting airports. I still remember the bad old days of ill fitting mine issue suede boots, the sort that would rub your big toes raw on the edge of the steel cap, not to mention the blisters - yuck!
Anyway, I picked up a 1915 unc half sovereign today with some of my detecting coinage from the past year, not trusting ebay 100%, I ended up purchasing a graded coin from a licensed dealer.
Got this one reasonably cheap due to being a high mintage coin, though at least it is an uncirculated example. It should prove handy as a reference for finding these elusive things in the field.
Thanks goes out to those who managed to drop their spendables over the years.
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Nice one mate, I've got a 1915 Half Sov as well, beautiful coins they are.
Teemore
One foot out the door
Chuky boy said:
Cat, what cat ... hard to find the bugger some days, till you go to bed
Teemore
One foot out the door
A copy of "The Klondike Fever ... The Life & Death of the Last Great Gold Rush" ..... to put me in the right frame of mind for Alaska in July and,
a revised Mapscape Data Pack ....bu Spatial Vision, the supply detailed mapping for all the Vic. Emergency services.
Cheers Tom
a revised Mapscape Data Pack ....bu Spatial Vision, the supply detailed mapping for all the Vic. Emergency services.
Cheers Tom
7an7 said:
7an7
I am at Gosford NSW
Bought them at WorkWear Express East Gosford - 170 bucks.
I looked everywhere for non metallic and they were the only place with size 12 so snapped em.
Neil
Haha teemore. Don't squash the catTeemore said:
kawman
steve wardle
And its still alive??? amaising.
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