Viberg
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My wife says they look like uggs, but they're comfortable and I don't have to tie them.
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Interesting. In one sense, that seems to be solid business sense, but in another, it kind of flies in the face of the messaging that a lot of heritage makers would promulgate of timelessness and sticking to their traditions.
MCL what does promulgate mean?? Big word for a bunch of denim heads
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Don't y'all have the Google?
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Proclaim
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My wife says they look like uggs, but they're comfortable and I don't have to tie them.
I see your point, but she's not entirely wrong.
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Great!! Great to see some well-worn specimens. Who did the Dr. Soles?
Bakers. I think it was about $140 round trip.
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I love those uppers but the stitching on the sole illustrates that you get what you pay for in cobblering.
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what's wrong with it? @mclaincausey
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@finn666 he is saying bakers did a great job
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No I'm not unfortunately. It looks like they were struggling to control the speed of the machine. The stitching isn't uniform.
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They do look fine, but it's a noticeable difference, that was my observation. I'd say it's probably not worth another $300 to get more uniform stitching but you can get it.
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that's what I thought @derivative666 cuz I knew he wasn't happy with it. imo i think I'd be totally satisfied with it. looks like its getting the job done pretty well. so why spend twice or morejust to have a flawless stitch job done?! just my 0.02
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Well we all have different standards and price sensitivity. But I had a sole job done for $50 where the stitching looks like the Viberg with the Dainite sole above. Love the boots but I won't be using Baker's. Ok done crapping up the thread. Back on topic, anyone know what to make of Brett visiting this Mexican shoe factory? http://instagram.com/p/vBjVn_igmG/
