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[PRagic]

NEW, To Boot New York men's side zip casual boots, size US 12. You can NOT find these in Korea. These are VERY top end boots. Christmas present and they run big on me. I normally wear a U.S. 12/EU 46, but these run big on me for some reason. If you like some room in your boots, to double up on socks, or wear a 12.5, they'd be great.

They are new, never worn outside. They have a 'distressed look' and are very much like the 'Heron' model in that respect. Can't recall the exact model name of these (Like I said, a gift!), but I looked them up and the retail on just about any boot from this maker is 400.00+.

THESE CAN BE RESOLED/REHEALED AND WILL LAST A LIFETIME. There's one thing I don't skimp on, and it's my feet. You get what you pay for.

First offer at KW 250,000 takes 'em, and I'm getting killed on this. Can try on/pick up near HongDae.

P.M. or email to [email protected]

For pics see link: http://seoul.craigslist.co.kr/clo/2523641972.html

[rambler]

How exactly are you getting killed selling a pair of used boots that you got as a gift for $250?

[PRagic]

Common courtesy would have reserved that remark for a P.M., but, hey, this is a message board.

1) Kindly re-read the ad: These ARE NEW.
2) Kindly re-read the ad: These retail for well over 400 buck.

Hope this helps to clear up any confusion. If you're an English teach, I just hope that you're able to get through your career without having to address reading comp. LOL.

[rambler]

Good luck selling your used gift boots brother.

[Carbon]

They look like cool boots, but not my size. Best of luck selling your used gift boots. Hope you don't lose too much money on the sale.

I guess your Ph.D isn't in economics.

[PRagic]

LOL, a VERY closely related dicipline, actually, not that that has anything to do with selling a pair of boots.

Man, you guys don't get it? These are new. I live in a foreign country. If I were back in my home country, I'd have just taken them back, and, yes, I would have gotten a LOT more than what I'm asking. Yeeesh. Can't do that here, so why should they collect dust?

And for yet another reading comp challenged poster, these are new. They were a gift, yes, and they are new.

Spend your time chastising the sellers on Dave's trying to pawn off ratty sofas, cheap plastic shelving, 10 year old novels, 25 year old kitchen utensils, and anything else that normally would just find its way to the curb here (or back 'home' for that matter).

No more responses to ignorant sschmuuucks. Sleep well knowing that there are interested parties and they will be sold by end of business today. Losers.