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Originally Posted by Jersey Dirtbag
I wouldn't sweat the boot issue so much. Just get a set that you find comfortable and go with it. I assure you, any reasonably healthy adult male can meet the standards at SFAS with sufficient training, regardless of equipment.
For example, despite many people swearing by the Nikes, I personally cannot stand them. I own one pair and began training with them prior to selection but I quickly tired of them. I took three pairs of Oakleys to SFAS and never got a single blister. That has a lot more to do with the amount/type of training I did prior to the course than the boots I chose.
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Ok, sounds good. What type of distances were you doing for rucks prior sfas?