Posts by sqroot3

Quote: Originally Posted by bucksfan  Shell Bradleys today:       absolutely brilliant. worthy of uncle mac...

Quote: Originally Posted by dddrees  That would make sense, except the tongue that slips with my boots happens on the foot that is the largest. in my experience, tongue slipping occurs because of the way the shoe...

I have the nst on Aberdeen in color 8. I would snatch up a pair in cigar on the Barrie in a heartbeat. The nst looks so awesome and is quite versatile, and I happen to like very much the way the Barrie fits.

Quote: Originally Posted by khe86  So I traded in those 5th Avenue for the Mccallister in Burgundy. They only come in D width so I went with the 10D. The eyelet tabs have a pretty major gap between them. The red line...

Quote: Originally Posted by Jayross  The thing is, I don't really have any formal occasions. I'm 19, just a university student. Black shoes just seem boring to me and not as versatile. and I'm not entirely sure they...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr. D  Consider the Brooks PTB - made by Alden, slightly different last and metal eyelets, but you can get them for 15% off everyday and 30% off when Brooks has their corporate...

Quote: Originally Posted by clarksdb  The Park Avenues have been worn by many Presidents during inauguration. So the cap toe must be fine. Maybe not for trendy SF but in the real world they are near perfect. which...

Quote: Originally Posted by advan031  I got my plain toe boot in modified last resoled at Willie's shoe repair/Don Ville in La Brea and I'm quite impressed with their work. I won't hesitate to bring the rest of my Aldens...

Quote:Originally Posted by stevent Tried the pen trick today, creasing actually came out really nice although it's on a pair of captoe boots, so not sure if it woulda creased the same anyways [[SPOILER]] Mixed feelings on this almost...

Quote: Originally Posted by dddrees    Yep I agree, Color #8 is Boss!!! agree...     Quote: Originally Posted by ATLVol  Having a pair of cigar PTB on the aberdeen...