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general yes, but I don't have a problem with Dainite indoors
when wet and I do find it to be a great poor weather sole, which
your last sentences seem to disagree with. We may have a
different definition of "poor weather" though. writing here so I
can find this post later, likely want a few buttons. I disagree,
I find Dainite to be a great poor weather sole, I find it to be
a bad adverse weather sole (as poor as leather, if not even
slightly worse on smooth ice). When it is snowy or icy a
commando is best. NYC/Boston/London are all really rainy cities,
but they don't snow too often without warning, so I find I have
a preference for good wet weather soles.It really is preference
though. I've been fine in drizzles with leather soles. I am in
the same boat. For the price you can always take a gamble. If
you buy something in 44 and it doesnt fit someone here will take
it off your hands at a discount, so the cost to try isn't that
low. While I am not a leat