Crave-Worthy Wide Calf Boots Under $100
A few weeks ago, we promoted an article on wide calf boots. Some of you commented that you liked our selections but wanted more affordable options. Well, you asked for it and you've got it! In keeping with the same theme, we'd like to present to you some of our favorite wide calf boots that are under $100.
Aerosoles, $90
Annie Shoes, from $41
Aerosoles, $82.50
Style&Co, $99
Jessica London, $49 | Sarah, $64.90 | Naturalizer, $70.99 | Roaman's, $47.99
Bandolino, $99.95
LifeStride, $84.99
Ciao Bella, $99.95
Bandolino Gear Up, $89.95
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Aerosoles, $90
Annie Shoes, from $41
Aerosoles, $82.50
Style&Co, $99
Jessica London, $49 | Sarah, $64.90 | Naturalizer, $70.99 | Roaman's, $47.99
Bandolino, $99.95
LifeStride, $84.99
Ciao Bella, $99.95
Bandolino Gear Up, $89.95
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heart102271 said 11-06-2011 @8:52AM
What a crock. When you put a title on a piece that says "(fill in blank with desirable item) under $100" people are expecting to see a selection of said items in varying price ranges that might make it affordable for nearly everyone. But almost ALL of your selections are in the 80-90$ range, the high end of under $100....and to include a selection that is literally priced at 99.95 is just ridiculous.
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Realist said 11-06-2011 @9:59AM
These don't look like wide calf boots at all. The only places I've found to get boots with a wide calf are plus size catalogs. They also come in a variety of widths. They are never under $100 but a good pair of comfortable boots will last for years.
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Mikki said 11-06-2011 @2:23PM
looks more like a lot of the high end fashion styles, not something comfortable for everyday wear to work. And they don't look like wide calf styles either. Fashion designers only truly design for those women who are 6 fett tall and weigh 100 lbs and wear size zero, whico to me is NOT a size, and size two. I want a decent pair of books to wear in ice, snow and slush, not something to wear to impress people. This is another one of those 'bait and switch' articles as far as I am concerned. Must be a slow news day for AOL
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Jim said 11-06-2011 @2:48PM
No boots do you any good on ice