Viberg
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If I'm not mistaken, this is horse butt(?):
Black Horse Hide, yeah. Not fun for those lasting the Sprung Toe!
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@SimonQ.:
Is there a fitting difference between the 1940 and 1950 service boot? How about the width D <-> E? Noticeable?
I'd say it's more noticeable if you're an E trying to fit a D, but still it's minimal. The 1940 eyelets don't travel to the top, so it'll be slightly more relaxed in the ankle but otherwise they'll fit the same.
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Nate, Jordan, I was told that the brown harness is no longer available from someone at Viberg. I would PM Morgan to confirm.
The Harness Leather that everyone's seen is no longer available, but we're replacing it with an Olive Chromepak from Horween. A good show.
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@Morgan:
Nate, Jordan, I was told that the brown harness is no longer available from someone at Viberg. I would PM Morgan to confirm.
The Harness Leather that everyone's seen is no longer available, but we're replacing it with an Olive Chromepak from Horween. A good show.
NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
im in love with that leather
im gutted@Morgan:
If I'm not mistaken, this is horse butt(?):
Black Horse Hide, yeah. Not fun for those lasting the Sprung Toe!
even thou its not fun its still do able right? cause that very boot is on my bucket list minus the toe cap
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@Morgan:
Nate, Jordan, I was told that the brown harness is no longer available from someone at Viberg. I would PM Morgan to confirm.
Doable, yeah, but I haven't confirmed whether it'll be available on an individual boot. We're working with a retailer on producing something now. Patience!
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Links a few pages back. I'm at work otherwise I'd get it for you. Basically dude advertised them as 12. Had them shipped to Morgan to change out the sole to honey lug cause I'm not a big wedge sole fan as when Morgan opened them they're 11 stamped not 12. So back they go. So be careful. This guy didn't even know they were stamped he was going by how they felt and they felt like his 12 nikes
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Just received this from Nick at Horween: "Chromepak is the hardest wearing tannage that we offer. This article was developed decades ago for the use in applications ranging from harnesses to moccasin outsoles to work boots. Substantial, but pliable, Chromepak is hot stuffed with an extremely heavy blend of proprietary oils and greases and then aniline finished. The high oil content provides good water resistance and acts as a conditioner throughout the life of the leather. The Chromepak process takes more than a month and yields an article that will last a lifetime."
