Posts by seer

Quote: Originally Posted by zippyh  Although I'm American, when I hear "Oxford" I take it to mean Balmorals. I think the only way you're going to get a Bourton on the 4497 is through a MTO. Also, consider the W2298...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Mazzasan  Hi all, I am contemplating my first purchase of Trickers. I especially like their plain derby/bluchers. I have a question about the difference between the Kendall and Woodstock? I...

Quote: Originally Posted by modernman76  My first pair of Tricker's (Steeple from Herring's).  Feel great and I love the look / feel.  Now I just need a pair of black scotch grain boots to go with...

To tree or not to tree. Ok, I'm sure I will get push back on this but I hate using shoe trees! I know the benefits and I have used trees enough in the past but I just don't like them and I don't like shoes that need them. I had AE,...

Quote: Originally Posted by Edmund K    A good looking shoe.  I am pretty impress with the clean perforation on the shoes.  Somehow it looks so much sharper and cleaner then Alden's wingtip. ...

Quote: Originally Posted by Ian L  down-to-earth. worth every penny, IMO. When I touch the leather, I would smile Amen! The leather is clearly robust!       Quote: Originally...

Ok, my review on the first pair of Trickers I have kept – the Burtons in Espresso. I have had them for about a week and had worn them every day. On the first day I broke them in with a three mile walk in snow, dirt roads and some ice....

Quote: Originally Posted by mothball  Congrats--they're great shoes. Very Rugged. Took them out for their first walk today - 3+ mile hike through a New England winter. Snow, dirt and ice - they did well even with...

Quote: Originally Posted by lemmywinks  Really want a pair of Trickers... Kind of decided on the Vibram sole but can't decide on the rest of the makeup. Will probably be my biggest shoe purchase in a while and would like...