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• #4877
Dickie's Nebraska boots. Are they any good?
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• #4878
The Trickers leather soles take a while to soften up but are very comfy after a few months of wear. The are more comfy to walk in than the Dainite sole which although hard wearing isn't especially grippy . The commando sole wears out quite quickly and drags mud in everywhere. The heal on the leather soles doesn't last too long either. All have pros and cons.
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• #4879
Cheers mate
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• #4880
how much?
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• #4881
Thanks for the recommendation, I'm London however.
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• #4882
Sale on at the moment. Unfortunate name for a company, but good shoes and quick service. When I last used them I got free wooden shoe trees.
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• #4883
The search for winter work boots has ended!
http://www.herringshoes.co.uk/_shop/products/Loake-Loake%20Hyde-Black%20Calf-7761-4135-1.jpg
Loake Hyde, black.
Managed to get them new for under £100 from ebay. Which seems pretty good for the Loake’s premium line.
Probably not something I’m going to fall madly in love with, but they seem to work well enough with suit trousers – although anoyingly they sit slightly better with jeans as they don’t affct the break as much. I guess time will tell.
Laces the whole way might be a bit of a pain and I need to decide what pattern to go for... similar to the picture to keep them formal looking I think. Also still deciding whether to leave the finish as is, or mirror shine the toe and heal. Thoughts?
Quite supprised with the sizing. I’d read online they come up large, but I am still pretty suprised how large they feel given that I have wide feet. I predict a tough breaking in period. Pretty pleased to have found something at a reasonable price though, especially with the forcasts of more shit weather.
I have been trying to rebuild my work wardrobe after a now very long period of neglect. I think shoes are covered:
Bad weather: Black Loake Derby boot (Dainite soled)
Every day: x2 Black Loake oxfords (x1 with rubber covers, x1 leather)
Summer / non-black: Dark brown Crockett and Jones oxfords and Ox blood Grenson half brogues
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• #4884
Ooh... tempted by some 8 hole DMs.
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• #4885
I'm in the middle of debating Sanders Newmarket or Newbury.
I have a much loved pair of the cheaper ones which have lasted about five years, but are just beyond the point of economic repair. I can't really see a difference between them, but apparently its mostly down to the grade of leather. -
• #4886
Aren't the pricier ones also full leather lined?
Personally I prefer the shinny contrast of the buckle on the Newmarket. I guess you've got to see them in the flesh.
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• #4887
Sorry, I thought I'd put that. 180 euro
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• #4888
Also Our Legacy sample sale in the Truman brewery - lots of there old stock made in england shoes and boots for £90. Like these:
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• #4889
Wish I was in London. :(
seen anything in a size 7? -
• #4890
^those - they had mountains of shoes and clothes, mainly from 4/5/6 years ago when they were made in England
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• #4891
Damn!
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• #4892
Cool
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• #4893
Anybody going?
Care to pick up a pair and post on to me in copenhagen?
I'll buy you a pint and try to return the favour. -
• #4894
Post 'em back when they're the wrong size?
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• #4895
I'll post my feet to you then.
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• #4896
Ha!
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• #4897
They're lovely. I'd like a pair of those, 8.5UK, please.
Will pay back with added beer monies.
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• #4898
Cheers, any particular brands?
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• #4899
The ones, I use are Tacco, but I don't know if they are available in UK.
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• #4900
Our Legacy shoes made by Sanders by the way...
Church's will do it for £120, takes 5-6 weeks. Haven't got round to calling anyone else yet, but will do...