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I ask that no black bottom shoes go on the boat and in reality I'd like no shoes on it but I do not ask people to remove them if they have them on. Sent from my iPhone using Winnipesaukee Forum mobile app |
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are fine. Sneakers tend to leave a streak mark and depending on the sole carry sand onto the boat and or scratch the gunwales.
I always check the passengers shoes and ask to be removed if I feel they may damage or dirty the boat. I never had lip. Sandals or flip flops are a no no. Very unsafe in wet conditions. There is a certain brand that has a metal insert in the sole so they can be use as a bottle opener, a huge taboo! Believe it! I had women trying to go boating in high heels. Sorry honey!
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Those are Reefs. I have a pair on now ![]() Sent from my iPhone using Winnipesaukee Forum mobile app |
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I prefer to go barefoot, but I do not make my guests do the same. |
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