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AssociatedSBC171819 on 18/07/2019 - 15:36 juliusmarlow.com.au (1775 clicks)
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Julius Marlow's biggest boot sale is back for 5 days only.

All boots (except 02 Motion styles) are $99 until 11.59pm, Monday 22 July.

Best Sellers:
Theory -
lace-up Chukka boot, available in Black, Brown and Burgundy
Was $199.95, Now $99 (Save $100.95)
https://juliusmarlow.com.au/boots/chukka-boots/theory-black

Adapt -
Chelsea boot, available in Black and Mocha
Was $189.95 Now $99 (Save $90.95)
https://juliusmarlow.com.au/boots/chelsea-boots/adapt-black

Cause -
Casual, hiking style boot in Tan, Black and Mocha
Was $189.95 Now $99 (Save $90.95)
https://juliusmarlow.com.au/boots/hiking-boots/cause-tan

Holster -
Chelsea boot in Tan, Navy, Black, Mocha and Burgundy
Was $199.95, Now $99 (Save $100.95)
https://juliusmarlow.com.au/boots/chelsea-boots/holster-moch…

Exclusions: O² Motion styles are not included in this promotion.

Free shipping on orders over $99
Express shipping $14.95

Prices will go back up on Tuesday!

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  Tex Texan on 18/07/2019 - 16:19

  Thanks OP as I'm in the market for a new pair of these style of boots for work.

  Any thoughts/opinions on how these go stability-wise? Been having achilles/ankle/heel issues (over-pronator) and it's really hard to work out or even find suitable work shoes that are built properly for comfort/support and not just looks (which is my fear with Julius Marlows).

  Edit - just noticed their 'o2 Motion' range which would seem to be more suitable… although along with a nice bump in price!

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    macrocephalic on 18/07/2019 - 16:24

    Do you use orthotics inserts? I don't really trust the insole on any shoes, and immediately replace them with inserts.

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      AssociatedSBC171819 @ Julius Marlow on 18/07/2019 - 16:37

      Just on this, the O² Motion styles I was speaking about in my below response have removable insoles if you wish to replace with your own orthotics.

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    AssociatedSBC171819 @ Julius Marlow on 18/07/2019 - 16:35

    +1

    Hi there, if ankle stability and comfort is what you're after, I would recommend O² Motion over the regular dress boots.

    The O² Motion styles have the air pods in the sole that the regular boots don't have, which make them more comfortable. They're more like sports-shoe comfort with a dress shoe styling. Also the torsion stabiliser in the O² Motion styles would be better for you if stability is a requirement.

    Unfortunately, because O² Motion is Julius Marlow's premium line of products, they get excluded from many of our promotions.

    Sorry! They do go on sale occasionally if you keep your eye out!

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      Tex Texan on 18/07/2019 - 17:32

      +1

      Thanks for the info.

      Not to rain on your parade here (this is a bargaining site!), but if people are looking at the more expensive O2 Motion boots ($249 RRP), Mountfords has them for $229.95 less 20% off promotion for boots bringing them to around $183 :-)

      https://www.mountfords.com.au/longreach-brown-leather.html

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  justtoreply on 18/07/2019 - 16:29

  +6

  Had my last pair of shoes (not boots) replaced twice under warranty. Sole is too soft. Walking only 10kmish a week on concrete paths they were visibly and significantly run down in a month and holes right through the bottom a few months later. Cost to me for heel and toe resole is $70.

  Don't forget your statutory warranty when buying. Then maybe the manufacturer will produce a product that lasts.

  Imho.

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  furiousgeorge on 18/07/2019 - 18:05

  Tony Greig would be all over this.

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  hearitfromhorse on 18/07/2019 - 20:16

  I was wearing JMs and I was getting around 6 months out of them. Stumped up the money for RMs and they're over 2 years and going strong. Do yourself a favour and spend the money on RMs.

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    tdw on 19/07/2019 - 01:44

    RM don't seem to make brogue boots though