Ladies Parade/Service Shoe (UK Size 6 to 9) Reviews

4.6 Rating 36 Reviews

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A great quality female parade shoe UK foot sizes 6 to 9. Specifically produced to meet the uniform requirements of air cadets, army cadets and sea cadets. For UK foot sizes 3 to 5 see alternative listings in featured products below or search for code 'CD002CP'. Features include a 100% genuine leather upper and tongue, part leather/part cotton lining, rubber/TPU sole and comfort width fitting is ideal for a wider range of width fittings without compromising support. SIZES: UK foot size 6 to 9 (no half sizes). Colour: black.

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“Great pair of parade shoes polish really easily. Lasted me 3 years before wearing the sole through, wearing regularly at weekend events and tuesdays and thursdays, as well as week long camps. Ex-air cadet, part of the south & East Midlands Nijmegen Team”

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Posted 10 years ago

Francesca Legge Plymouth And Cornwall Wing

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“They have lasted me about three years although about 6 months ago I did have to resole them as the sole had worn away quite a lot, they were comfortable and fitted well so I wanted to keep them and just replace the sole rather than get a new pair. A good pair of parade shoes for a decent price”

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Posted 10 years ago

“I bought these parade shoes a couple of years ago and they polish very well and are comfortable to wear. I bought a pair of insoles to wear with mine because the bottom of the shoes is quite hard and can become uncomfortable if worn for a long period of time.”

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Posted 10 years ago

Imogen Doyle Surrey Nijmegen Air Cadet Team

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“These parade shoes have lasted me quite a while and have yet to fail me. The only thing I would recommend is buying a good pair of insoles for them as my insoles began to peel away after about a year and made the parade shoes extremely uncomfortable to walk in. Other than that they are a pair of great shoes and are even better once they're mirrored!”

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Posted 10 years ago