*Pyrenees* - bit.ly/3yninDx Blending traditional all-leather construction with modern waterproof/breathable technology, the Pyrenees are built to keep feet dry and comfortable over long days and rough miles. European styling conceals a *KEEN*.
Appreciate the review but the presenter's diction is absolutely terrible, he sounds as though he is swallowing the words and it comes across as gobbledegook! Sorry to have to say this but clicked off for this reason.
Sounds like English to me but I have spent a lot more time in the UK, mostly in Scotland, than most Americans. I still sometimes have to ask my Scottish friends what some people are saying. Funny thing is, even they don't always understand every word a farmer or fisherman from this or that small town is saying. I don't know the origin of the saying but one of my favorites is, "higglety-pigglety", the meaning as I know it is: in a random manner. I can't think of a sentence on my own, so here is a quote from Edward Behr "tiny hovels piled higgledy-piggledy". Something I didn't know and just found out Googleing, it seems higgeldy-piggledy and higglety-pigglety may both be used 😅. Anyway it's past my bedtime I'm going to bed 😴 .
*Pyrenees* - bit.ly/3yninDx
Blending traditional all-leather construction with modern waterproof/breathable technology, the Pyrenees are built to keep feet dry and comfortable over long days and rough miles. European styling conceals a *KEEN*.
Would you say these would work for 6-8 hr hike in iceland in September? It gradually inclines from what I hear but it's not difficult
Fantastic structure and 99.9% waterproof. Suits persons with more weight and larger feet....
Do these boots run true to size
If you have high ankle and wide feet? This is your first buy
How muche cost =dollar =uro
130&
Appreciate the review but the presenter's diction is absolutely terrible, he sounds as though he is swallowing the words and it comes across as gobbledegook! Sorry to have to say this but clicked off for this reason.
what language does he speak ?
I hear some English words.
Sounds like English to me but I have spent a lot more time in the UK, mostly in Scotland, than most Americans. I still sometimes have to ask my Scottish friends what some people are saying. Funny thing is, even they don't always understand every word a farmer or fisherman from this or that small town is saying. I don't know the origin of the saying but one of my favorites is, "higglety-pigglety", the meaning as I know it is: in a random manner. I can't think of a sentence on my own, so here is a quote from Edward Behr "tiny hovels piled higgledy-piggledy". Something I didn't know and just found out Googleing, it seems higgeldy-piggledy and higglety-pigglety may both be used 😅. Anyway it's past my bedtime I'm going to bed 😴 .