Eye In The Sky
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ballz said:I liked my goretex more than my combats (Mark IVs), I just wear the black liners in them. In my combats my food used to slide around with the black liners, when I was marching people around me could hear "squeek" everytime my heel hit the ground, that was my heel sliding up and down the boot...
We weren't allowed to wear our goretex for some reason on our BFT, so I had to find a way of stopping my foot from sliding quick. I tried out the greens (no liners) and found my combats way more comfy, snug but comfy like a slipper, and had no foot problems for the 13km. I haven't switched back since.
ajp said:I actually saw a young officer wearing the black socks like knee high dress socks, that kept sliding down apparently. He assumed that they were because they went so well inside his oxfords.
Danjanou said:At least he wasn't wearing shorts and open toe sandals with them.
helpup said:Mark my words that look will come back into fashion.........
helpup said:and no mater where you live Wal-Mart has similar client's
....and your sexiest muffin top under that Legion blazerDanjanou said:....and remember to wear socks too.
VIChris said:What the heck are you doing with food in your boots?
helpup said:Umm were you not told that the black socks were meant to be worn as a layer under the green socks to provide "a friction free" layer that will also " wick-a-way" moisture. They were never meant to be worn just by themselves.
medicineman said:Every dining room has the dress regs clearly posted for the diners to read prior to entry, and they're also generally posted somewhere in Base Standing Orders. I'd suggest re-reading them and if they say you can wear full toed footwear with/without socks, point it out to the duty staff. If it doesn't or clearly states you must wear socks with low footwear, go and put your socks on and go back...or eat somewhere more accomodating to how you want to dress.
RDJP said:If you're going to try and do things just because they're not stated, as opposed to common sense, then you're going to have a rough period here in the next little while, me thinks.
j_drews105 said:Amongst the various other rules it said:
Bare feet, or bare feet with sandals is not allowed.
There was nothing else regarding footwear. I pointed this out to the duty staff who told me it was common CF rules that socks are required in all messes. I disagree with this, but I decided not to eat there and went to Subway.