White's Boots
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I have gone A over T a few times on leather soled shoes. My Dad used to score his with a knife until they were worn in and less slippy. I take mine to the cobblers too @Finkster saves a potentially bruised bum and if your slip takes place in public a battered ego! [emoji57]
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Having recently acquired the Armageddon boots I have started the process of dying them. The pictures show the boots very early in the dying process and the colour was quite a shock to me. I am hoping to achieve an oxblood colour with one more coat of dye and then with the application of oxblood polish.
Original boots;
Early stage in the dying process;
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Why choose single or double midsole? Purely aesthetic preference or… there must be a practical reason as well, no?
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Continuation from my previous post and the dying process of my Armageddon boots is complete.
Cheers to @Megatron1505 and @nicecrackaction.
@NorthernVictory : Midsole - Single, Double, or Triple? The thicker the midsole the greater the protection (stepping on a nail) and for their supposed added durability. There's also an aesthetic element, as some people think a taller boot should have a thicker midsole. There is also the added height provided by the additional midsole. Finally, the Japanese market often want the thickest midsole available and when Mega acquired these particular boots I understand he was into the Japanese look.
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Looks great @den1mhead , enjoy
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Pretty cool color choice @den1mhead!
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Oh hi! These are my new buddies.
Ok folks. Yay or nay on the kilties? I'm thinking they look a little posery.
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I'd go without the Kilties.. Or you could trim the fronts have a straight edge close to the first eyelets..
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@riffblaster general, kilties all the way.
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Without. Definitely a cleaner, less "Hey! Check out my lumberjack boots!" vibe that way.
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i feel like the kilties make the boot look strangely small. like they throw the proportions off. i can't quite explain it.
i mean on my pair of course…. they actually look awesome on yours den1mhead
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Without. Definitely a cleaner, less "Hey! Check out my lumberjack boots!" vibe that way.
same thought i had.
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Also agree on no kilties. I think the fact that your sole isn't lugged makes the boot look less lumberjack-ish. The big thing for me is the contrast between the color and texture of the two leathers. If the kilties were the same leather as the boots I think they would look really good. But regardless those boots look really clean without the kilties.
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Upon reflection I have worn kilties with my IHVB-03CT but now I wear them without and much prefer the cleaner look.
However, I love my IH kilties with my Whites SJ's -
^^ now that made me laugh, personally I would go without
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