Viberg
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I love mine too, boondockers are rediculously nice
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I hesitated to cop the Boondockers because of the leather sole too (ls can get really slippy on HK pavement, even when dry) but it works well and I love my boots.
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Yep, me too (though Melbourne pavements) but it all worked out nicely.
Here's mine after a year of wear and a fresh bit of dubbin.
Here they are upon arrival a year back:
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Beauties
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Yeah, er… Let's keep this between us guys!
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Looks like the DArtisan nep jeans to me…
My wife would slaughter me if I put dirty boots on the bed!
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Thanks pillow pants.
Spot on Sugar Mountain, Studio D'Artisan xs-33 (christmas 33 edition).
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Ahh yes, i remember them now. How they lookin now? Post up some pics in the SDA thread
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I'm wearing those socks today with my cheap-ass Sperry Top-Siders
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Ok, I asked this before, but would be thankful for some experience.
I love the feel of the Viberg laces, super soft and "moist", not as cracking dry as other leather laces I encountered so far. But I am kind of scared to pull them real tight, as I ripped Red Wing laces on the second wear. What's your experience - can I pull with strength without worrying?
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i wear my IHVB-04-b-o-t since december nearly every second day.
the leather laces have never been any issue and i pull them quite tight.
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Perfect answers. Thanks
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love my 66hiker.
@Max Power,
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I believe max has the same issue I do they are small. They are fine when wearing during the day but, too small for hiking. I am taking mine to a cobbler tomorrow to get stretched.
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Did you try my shoe tree suggestion? This is a very short last vertically for whatever reason. I shoved a Nordstrom cedar shoe tree in my left one for about a week and it sorted it out for me.
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I have shoe trees in them, doesn't fix the issue. It's going to the cobbler today to be stretched
