Red Wing Shoes
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monday - i think the moc-toe redwings do look better with a lot of wear. not feeling the worn down soles at all, but yeah…it´s like adding a new pair of laces to a broken in pair of shoes/boots...makes them look like 10times better again
but you know i´m gonna baby my yuks...that´s 4 sure
ronald - resole looks good imo.
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who can spot the difference?
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what , laced verses non laced ? oiled verses non oiled ? I am struggling
We can do anything
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i'm looking for the difference that causes them to have different model numbers (and it's not the colour)
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i'm looking for the difference that causes them to have different model numbers (and it's not the colour)
plz post the different modell names…i´d say it really is the color...
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i'm looking for the difference that causes them to have different model numbers (and it's not the colour)
The 9016 is made with Featherstone Leather and the 1909 with leather fullgrain Horween, which were softer and easier to break in. The 1909 were released on a limited number for the 100 years celebration.
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The vibram lug soles hurt a lot compared to the og crepe soles….
They'll get better, once you get used to them. Probably.;) They look great, though.
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i like the look (of Ron's resole) but can't do painful walking as i tend to be on my feet for long periods of time.
did you try maybe insoles to add some comfort to your step?
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good luck ron. i do like the look of the sole, i know i have said it 50 times already, but it really changed the way the boot looks for the better.
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My RW is like a pair of boots that reflect my unhealthy feet, and walking style.
I seem to be suffering from this:
http://www.footminders.com/pronation-shoe-wear.htmlBut I read from some sites that people with this problem normally wear out more on the inner side of the heel… So which is which? I'm so confused..
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Part of that confusion could be terminology; pronation is movement of your foot- direction could be either way. Over pronation (which people often just call pronation) is excessive movement to the outside of your foot. Under pronation (which people sometimes call supination) is excessive movement to the inside of your foot. I just made that even more confusing, didn't I?:)
Either way, a good insole will help stabilize your foot, support your arch and reduce discomfort and tiredness in your feet. I'd also recommend a visit to a podiatrist to get a more in-depth analysis of your feet, walking pattern, general physical condition, etc. You could also go try to find a good running specialty store (not a general athletic shoe store in the mall staffed by teenage goofballs). They will often have you walk/run on a treadmill and film you from a couple of different angles so that they can do a gait analysis and make personalized recommendations based on your specific issues.
You gotta take care of your feet, buddy. Foot problems have a way of cascading into leg and back pain and generally making your life miserable.
