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Hmm interesting. Sorry for offering up bad info.
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For what it's worth…BB release 12/7/10, no help with the mystery of the 17th. Funny I have thought about this more than once and always thought it was the Buster's. Great question BK.
@Giles:They're up on the site…...............
http://www.ironheart.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=134
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Hey was wondering about the summer months coming up fast. I plan on grin & bearing it with my 25oz fekkers the entire summer. Will my sweat have any negative effect on the denim?
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@Dirty:
Will my sweat have any negative effect on the denim?
Depends on what you perceive as negative. They certainly might begin to get a smell (Not a good thing IMO). They will fade a whole lot faster during the Summer months (Not a bad thing IMO).
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@Dirty:
Hey was wondering about the summer months coming up fast. I plan on grin & bearing it with my 25oz fekkers the entire summer. Will my sweat have any negative effect on the denim?
except that your jeans are going to smell pretty bad after some weeks of sweaty wear…i don´t think so,no!
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Yes smell is bad but as long as the sweat doesn't damage the denim im good. I plan on washing them towards the end of summer anyways around month 5 or 6. I'll continue to air them out & spray some fabreze until then. Thanks L
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Smell = Bad, Washing = Good!!!!!
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Nice fades important but, not nearly as important as good hygiene
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Sweat more than likely damages denim over time (where are ya Doug Ng?) but heat and humidity works wonders with fading. Just check out any number of jeans from Indonesia. My jeans take a leap forward in evo anytime I'm in Hong Kong.
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The problem with sweat is that when it dries, it leaves behind salt residue, which is abrasive as hell. This is one of the reasons those folks in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, etc. get dramatically fast wear.
Evo/wear is a double edged sword- it looks cool, but it is the steady destruction of the denim that gives it that look. Fast wear = shorter lifespan. Your call as to which is more important.
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@Sugar:
Sweat more than likely damages denim over time (where are ya Doug Ng?) but heat and humidity works wonders with fading. Just check out any number of jeans from Indonesia. My jeans take a leap forward in evo anytime I'm in Hong Kong.
I'm not a fan of smelling like my father in law, and I'm even less a fan of being sweaty, so that's the reasons why I'm going to retire my 25oz for the summer. But yes, salt is incredibly abrasive. Any type of crystal is abrasive.
To each their own, though
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You were in Vegas with Dougs father in law? :-\
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Sorry you missed it, aren't you, Mega?
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I certainly am, more sorry I missed the bachelor party though
