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@northsouthdenimguy really like the bubble toe on those. Was that a special run or…?
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@northsouthdenimguy I agree, that bubble toe is sick. Reminds me a bit of the toe shape on my Lofgrens....which I also really love.
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Yes only 14 pairs total. If I recall, maybe a week ahead of time they announced they would have them.
I looked at them right when they were released and told myself I didn’t need them. Went back to the site the next day told myself if they were still there I would buy them. This is a game I play way too often.
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I’m kinda liking the extra room versus the flatter toe
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@northsouthdenimguy Ha! I’m familiar with that game. They look great and hope they make more…great build
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Something a little different perhaps.. some custom Dogleap Chillinghams..
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@Llew81 holy crap! These are amazing!!
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@Tobi I've only just got them but they are seriously comfortable too already.. fully lined with a poron insole and the tongue also has padding to it. The Kudu leather i gave them to use is also really quite soft, from how they feel already I don't envisage any real break in issues either.. they truly are stunning..
There are proper pics up of them on their Instagram account, but I can't seem to link it here. Can get there through their website easily enough though link text
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White's is my favorite boot company currently. These Loggers get a lot of wear in winter when it's snowing and raining. The waxed flesh and welt are super water resistant.
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Woodlore has a site wide 25% off sale for a few days - just snagged a couple more cedar boot trees for my newer additions. American made, I’m a fan
https://www.woodlore.com/shoe-trees-inserts/mens-cedar-shoe-trees/the-boss-boot-tree/
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Truman Coach Rambler from CF Stead in the UK. Beautiful leather. Beautiful-er smell...
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C.F Stead Bronze Kudu Bergs
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Rolling Dub Trio Casper after a nice walk
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JLF Boots that I'm fond of. I would like to know how I could clean those black dark spots which is the result of Diesel spilling over. Suggestions?
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@the246guy You might be able to pull some the diesel fuel out with a paste made with baking soda and water. Apply it to the areas and rub in and then wipe off with a damp rag. I got some brake fluid on a pair of boots and this helped some. It probably would be a good idea to condition the boots after this. Or you could embrace the wabi sabi.
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@the246guy Saddle soap might help as well. Just make sure to condition after using saddle soap.
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If those are your working boots I would just leave them be and embrace the story of hard work. If they're not your working boot you shouldn't have worn them while doing dirty deeds. I would just turn them into work boots and ride it out! They look good when worn hard.
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@jfox1980 Those are my office boots. I was doing the regular chore of fuelling my car. I did not pay attention to the fuel pipe not being inserted fully which resulted in few drops of Diesel spill over my boots.and on my 634 SBG which I will wash. Those JLF boots are my favorites as they are super comfortable and look classy with IH denim, so a bit disappointed with myself on what happened due to my carelessness.
I'm sure I will get them clean!
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@brian how goes the Imperium break-in? Did you size down much for the engineer? I have a pair from them that fit like an 11 in length but I've got so much volume left after my foot is in. I got 2 leather insoles in them ATM lol
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@CosmoSix5 slowly it’s been baking here recently so not had much chance to wear them
They are softening up though, I just measured my feet and he made them so size wise I’m not sure I think they are an 8.5 from our discussion