Reddit mentions of Arborwear Men's Double Thick Pullover Sweatshirt

I imagine the coat and boots will be your biggest decision. Keep me updated with what you choose. A lot of footwear is bad for feet. Old, new, not fashionable or in style. The Katahdin uses a munson last which was made 100 years ago, using some of the first xrays of the foot (in boots) to study ergonomic design. The idea is cinching up the heel and instep, and leaving the toes open to splay and not be warped together. Also, the longer a heel is the more of a heel hit that happens on the ground, which can also be terrible for your body.

Honestly, it's hard to turn down either the Doc Martens or the LL Bean. The docs are guaranteed to replace, albeit they are not made in USA and will fall apart after a year or two (get a new pair or visit cobbler, whom has replaced many Doc soles - no doubt). While doc has its own fashion pull, it is also a design made for comfort. I believe docs are made to be ergonomic as well. Most footwear today is made in the idea of fashion, and therefore contorts the foot in its design.

I'd be curious to know what you go with.

Also, it is important to know what you will go with, with the weather. Some areas like in East USA can be heavy downpour. In Pacific Northwest it usually just drizzles. At this point it is important to decide whether you will run for shelter in downpour, use umbrella, or a shell layer (even a one buck poncho for necessity, or mil surplus).

In that case, you can go with more of comfort wear, like a sweatshirt
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