Posts made by Denman John

@ZackB Stylin’ ~ wear them in good health!

Awesome fades everybody who participated - it was fun to watch the pieces evolve over the year as mine hardly did. These were my final picture submission. This black Wabash is stubborn and doesn’t like to give up its colour. With that said, the chore coat has been an amazing addition to my workwear and is very hard wearing with plenty of pockets.

Freshly washed.

Is there any stretch to be expected in the waist?

@Mindfulbiscuit Pure awesomeness

@jordanscollected The farm looks great and I love seeing the progress pics and stories. Happy birthday to your wife and hope they left by 9

@Mizmazzle Common sense isn’t so common anymore.

@Mizmazzle That’s a right proper adventure you had there. Thanks for taking us along with the pictures. Great to hear you’re loving your boots and re-sole. Nothing beats a pair of perfectly dialed in boots when hiking. Looking forward to your next trip!

@flannel-slut Hell ya! Lots of progress made and it looks great.

@gazza61 Nice ~ that thing looks fast even when parked. Enjoy it in good health!

@GraemeE Looks like your off to a good start - happy birthday from BC, Canada!

I’d go with the large as the medium looks snug in the photos. No layering options with the medium.

@Ikeaparty I’ve never camped at Cultus Lake, but have driven past it many times over the years. You’re in some nice country and the food looks perfect. Enjoy the weekend!

@Mizmazzle You’ve convinced me to go this route when the time comes to resole my boots. Love the chunkyness!

@Mizmazzle They look great ~ let us know how they feel and if you notice any weight difference.

Nice boots ~ are they stamped size 9? Hard to tell from the pictures.

If I didn’t recently get an Untucked, I’d be all over this. Such a great robust material. Should be a quick seller.

@Mizmazzle I’m so glad you’re digging these pants ~ looks great!

@SKT Beautiful landscape ~ where is this?

@Mizmazzle Love those boots of yours. I agree that the Commando sole isn’t ideal, but I’ll probably keep them on until they wear down. Traction wise I found them great while trekking in Nepal - many rock “staircases” along with dirt paths in mostly dry conditions. They definitely don’t like mud and try to avoid it for the most part, but sometimes shit happens. They do pick up pebbles in the tread but doesn’t bug me until I can hear/feel them. I just pick it out and move on. The boots are so comfortable and I can wear them all day with no problem. I’ll probably go the same route as you are when it comes time to resole them. When I know I’ll be going out in ugly conditions, I grab my Redwings with a heavy lug sole and forget about it. Looking forward to seeing pictures once back from the cobbler!