IRON HEART WAYWT - 2024 EDITION
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@steelworker Yea, you make a good point on the stability factor.
No ankle wobble at all with mine, not that Im putting in lots of running miles with them or anything— but there are lots and lots of stairs here in Berlin if you are out and about in the city.
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good morning dear friends, while waiting for the wonderful IHJ-140-IG (it should arrive tomorrow, UPS permitting
) I tried to wear this 23oz combo for a few minutes. My partner was ready with the fire extinguisher at the first hint of flame it would have put me out 
Piger Works - Type 1 - II World War- 23BA- 23oz;
IH-666S-UHR;
IHT-1610-WHT;
IHG-051-GREEN;
TexuCrafts in natural veg tan;
GA-BLBB;
️ Nordic ;
🥾 Wesco Anniversary.
P.S. greetings from the splendid and very strong Lorella
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@JunkPants yes my friend, I got it a few hours ago but I'm madly in love with it, the 23BA fabric is amazing in my opinion
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@Luijim78 Brand new, congrats then! Very nice, I dig it. Not too far off from the Samurai Type 1 25oz, which I love.
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@JunkPants yes I believe it is made exactly on that model, or rather on a 19oz Samurai to be precise. They didn't formalize the production, they made some jackets for customers who participated in the competitions with "special" fabrics.
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@Luijim78 Aha, very cool
That explains it. The cut, the button configuration and the front pocket all look very similar to the Samurai 25oz Type I just sold. Just shipped it out about an hour ago, to live a good life in Canada. My new Samurai 25oz Type I is ever so slightly different, with one more button, and a different (buttoned) chest pocket. Truth be told I prefer the first one, but the size wasn't quite right.I couldn't find it on their web page, makes sense that it's a special run. Enjoy it, it looks awesome!
Might be a good one to post in the Piger Works thread as well.
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Been a minute but we’re back in it.
IHV-16 and the horses loving the trails.
Nola and Beau
Wife riding Dreamer.
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The coat on Nola looks amazing, shiny and healthy! They all do, but Nola’s really stands out.
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Thanks @motojobobo I'll tell her she'll appreciate it. We've had the wettest spring/summer in years (we're dealing lots of flooding) and it's provided them with very lush pastures. they eat great, and it shows in their coats.
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