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filofari said:
I'm going on 20 dec! :)
can i ask ah... if wear track shoes will it be slippery? need some special shoes anot?


yeah i want to know also... :o
 

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filofari said:
I'm going on 20 dec! :)
can i ask ah... if wear track shoes will it be slippery? need some special shoes anot?
I am not too sure abt track shoes, might be slippery (try running with it on a wet tile floor) and make most likely get wet.. unless u are talking abt like timberland shoes.. personally I am wearing army gortex.. although i noe quite wols.. but i appreciate dry feet..

I am going on the 19th.. anyone worried abt the bird flu situation?
 

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I am abit worry.... by the way army boots how much.. it can be abit of troublesome to take out
 

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army gortex boots is a very good pair of boots which is snow proof and water proof.
It is made in US. On top of that, it provides very good grip on the ground which is very important in slippery snow ground.

When i first see this pair of army gortex boots in SAF stores, i quickly purchase it, it was the best pair of boots i have seen in SAF store. For those who do not know, this pair of gortex boots was only in SAF store barely 3 years.
 

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Army gortex boots is really very good, I wore it to Europe last year and i am very satisfy with the performance. It is waterproof and my feet still not cold despite temperature of -5 to 5 degrees.
 
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takengo2003 said:
Army gortex boots is really very good, I wore it to Europe last year and i am very satisfy with the performance. It is waterproof and my feet still no cold despite temperature of -5 to 5 degrees.


later i go and buy. how much a pair?? use IC to buy? :s11:
 

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Nakedtoes said:
later i go and buy. how much a pair?? use IC to buy? :s11:

I think the price is around $119 when i bought 2 years ago, can use IC to buy.
I hope you know which pair of boots, you should look for gortex and US label on the shoe. The shoe design is different of normals boots with unique desgin on the side.
 

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takengo2003 said:
I think the price is around $119 when i bought 2 years ago, can use IC to buy.
I hope you know which pair of boots, you should look for gortex and US label on the shoe. The shoe design is different of normals boots with unique desgin on the side.


yea i saw before.. scare no stock later
 

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dreamer_toons said:
3G phone can used there? Thought only WCDMA? I'm using singtel 3G, so can use over there?


3G is layman term,wcdma is the technical term..........
 

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other than army boots what other shoes is recommended? i no need to go army, so no chance to get it & i think i'll look so wierd in it even if i can get one.. lol
 

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filofari said:
other than army boots what other shoes is recommended? i no need to go army, so no chance to get it & i think i'll look so wierd in it even if i can get one.. lol

Are you exempted from army or are you female?

beside army gortex boots, you can find boots from columbia, timberland, hitec etc. Price range will be around $150 for a hi cut waterproof boots.
 

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I'm going on the 6th. Seems like the flu is spreading, hopefully it will be contained.
 

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speedtest99 said:
Are you exempted from army or are you female?

beside army gortex boots, you can find boots from columbia, timberland, hitec etc. Price range will be around $150 for a hi cut waterproof boots.

Army boots is definitely okay but a bit obiang (in fashion sense) and its not avail for people who do not served/finished serving the army.

I think you could also get mountaineering shoes, as long its waterproof and sole is tough enough would do :)
 
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speedtest99 said:
Are you exempted from army or are you female?

beside army gortex boots, you can find boots from columbia, timberland, hitec etc. Price range will be around $150 for a hi cut waterproof boots.

female :D
I'll go check out those places, thanks :)
 

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I also thinking wearing boots bery troublesome... but some boots can be quite nice
 

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Nakedtoes said:
I also thinking wearing boots bery troublesome... but some boots can be quite nice

after reading all the comments given in HWZ.... i decided to play safe n hamtam on a pair of boots....
just got this pair of weatherproof boots for my upcomin korea trip :D
timberland 15% storewide now.... further 10% for citibank cardholders...
so i got dis at 25% off!!! :s8:

pTBL-2051719v250.jpg
 

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Have some friends returned from Korea.

Advice:
1) Remember to bring your own shopping bag when you go shopping, Koreans are environmental friendly and they charge for plastic shopping bags when you shop.

2) Swimming suit/shorts a must as there are plenty of pools in hotel to enjoy, for ladies with long hair a swim cap is must. :)

3) For those on tour groups, prepare USD for tipping, its easy to count than to give won.

4) Advisable to bring some cup noodles etc from Singapore, just in case you are hungry in the night (cold weather makes one hungery easily) and could not find food to eat. Also eating there is relatively more costly than eating locally.
 
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mimiyap said:
after reading all the comments given in HWZ.... i decided to play safe n hamtam on a pair of boots....
just got this pair of weatherproof boots for my upcomin korea trip :D
timberland 15% storewide now.... further 10% for citibank cardholders...
so i got dis at 25% off!!! :s8:

pTBL-2051719v250.jpg

wow, this pair of boots should last you at least 3 winters..:)
 

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redders said:
Have some friends returned from Korea.

Advice:
1) Remember to bring your own shopping bag when you go shopping, Koreans are environmental friendly and they charge for plastic shopping bags when you shop.

2) Swimming suit/shorts a must as there are plenty of pools in hotel to enjoy, for ladies with long hair a swim cap is must. :)

3) For those on tour groups, prepare USD for tipping, its easy to count than to give won.

4) Advisable to bring some cup noodles etc from Singapore, just in case you are hungry in the night (cold weather makes one hungery easily) and could not find food to eat. Also eating there is relatively more costly than eating locally.


i wonder who is going to swim in winter?? :s13:
 

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Nakedtoes said:
i wonder who is going to swim in winter?? :s13:

Well heard its hot spring water in the pool..so its warm and shiok:p anyway a swimsuit or trunks does take up much of your luggage space..:p
 
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