Posts by milw50717

Quote:Originally Posted by ADDIC Probably should have mentioned it in my previous but the dressing. And I live in Southern California so obviously not harsh weather. These boots are so damn gorgeous, I just want to protect them ha....

Quote:Originally Posted by ADDIC ok so i finally ordered some montana pitch blend. i also want to apply some sno seal as well. if using both isnt a bad idea, my questions are, which should i apply first? and how long should i wait...

Quote: Originally Posted by Wes Bourne Afaik, they come stock on all RW GTs. Both my Black Cherry and Black ones have those. Yep, they are the flat waxed laces that came with the boots.

Quote: Originally Posted by mediahound You get what you pay for I guess with factory 2nds. These are not factory seconds. They were purchased from a retailer mentioned on the Wolverine site and are a...

The only blemish worth mentioning is in a slightly less obvious place than on the previous pair.

Quote: Originally Posted by emptyframe Hello. I posted here recently asking for Gentleman Traveler size/fit advice. In other shoes I typically wear a 9.5 or thereabouts, but found the GTs too wide in the heel in...

Quote: Originally Posted by milw50717 Well, once tied they sure as heck don't work loose. However, as you say slower to lace and unlace as there really is no slip in them and you have to pull each lace tight at each...

Quote: Originally Posted by meso PS: don't zoom in any further! But I love my macro lens so ....... A couple of links to the Horween site about CXL : Product specifications A post on their blog

Quote: Originally Posted by Crane's I need to take a few pics of my tan Addisons. I went fishing at the lake and walked a few miles of rocky shoreline. I'll show you scuffs and scrapes. Some of the complaints here are...

Just received my pair of 1000 milers and one boot has a few scuffs on. I'm wondering if these would be considered acceptable for a new pair of boots, given leather + handmade often means little scrapes. The scuffs on the toes I can...