White's Boots
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If not, you know what to do
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@Dirty:
Dave what do u think mine are and how much do they retail for ?
Can't say anything bad for $85
Are they really that red? Not too big on the sole. That's what my black SD pair has. I've decided that I like the half sole better. Still, you could send them in for a resole and still not spend half what you paid for a new pair!His are horsehide, which costs a bit more than cowhide.
I know. Reread the sentence, it is ambiguous….He makes no reference to price, therefore his "a little bit more" has no reference point...
@Chris:Still a bit early for you, huh Giles?
Yes. Normally only see this sort of time, if I have a fishing rod in my paws…
And it was well past my bed time when I posted that
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@tmg:
The more I look at these the more I think I should sell my RW Iron Rangers and get a pair of these instead
The only reason I didn't go that route back when I was looking for some boots is I couldn't find a pair I liked without a leather sole.
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dave thanks for the images. your boots are coming along very nicely, guess once the camera is out you make really great use of it.
dirty denim, i'm glad you stumbled upon a great deal with your boots. they look really red to me :-\ but again i'm glad you are happy with them
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dave thanks for the images. your boots are coming along very nicely, guess once the camera is out you make really great use of it.
dirty denim, i'm glad you stumbled upon a great deal with your boots. they look really red to me :-\ but again i'm glad you are happy with them
They are def a red u would see on the trees in the fall..thats the best description for them. I would never have bought this color if i were buying them in a store..They are very outfit specific meaning i have to kinda cater to them other wise they do stick out like a sore thumb. The actual style of boot is exactly what i was lookin for but would trade these any day for either another color or better yet my favorite lookin boots…Wolverine 1000 Miles..LOVE those fekkers. I will most likely be tryin to trade them soon..I wore them out twice so far and they look better than u'd expect but like i said if u dont have the gear to mix in with them then they are just gonna be pretty on ur shelf
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so if u are wondering YES they are on the block but for trade only as i wouldnt want to necessarily make money on them considering what i bought em for…I will come up with what i am looking for and post it in the trade section
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well good luck with what ever you do. it was a great score
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Thanks M&M
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They might (or most likely will) darken up if you apply some oil. On the other hand, In my experience fate has a way of providing you with something you wouldn't normally do for a reason.
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dave thanks for the images. your boots are coming along very nicely, guess once the camera is out you make really great use of it.
I never have been one to comment much, but I love to take photos. That roll call thing was definitely an outcome of a photo documentary class I took about 4 years ago.
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They might (or most likely will) darken up if you apply some oil. On the other hand, In my experience fate has a way of providing you with something you wouldn't normally do for a reason.
Do u think? Please explain I have never done the oil thing. What should i use ? I saw a few post G did with 3 belts all done with different treatments..The olive oil being the best if i recall.
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You can kind of tell with my before and after shots what the effect might be. I used the White's oil.
http://www.whitesboots.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=29837
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My Oxfords, and Hectics work boots, will be around another three weeks
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My Oxfords, and Hectics work boots, will be around another three weeks
You should buy something to tide you over until then.:)
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My Oxfords, and Hectics work boots, will be around another three weeks
You should buy something to tide you over until then.:)
Like sunglasses
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Buy Chris' neighbour's property and start a pig farm on it.
How did you know she's selling her place? It's a little small for a farm, though.
