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Looking good. Walnut grain Macneil? The orange laces and tan cords really create a uniquely different look.
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Looking good. Walnut grain Macneil? The orange laces and tan cords really create a uniquely different look.
Well, it's not quite all of them, but here's the current rotation of AE.
Left to Right:
Top: Finch (Brown/Red), Kiowa, McTavish (Natural), McTavish (Cognac
Middle: Shelton (Walnut/Brown), MacNeil (Walnut Grain), Strand (Walnut), Strand (Bourbon)
Bottom: Hastings (Black), McAllister (Black), Strawfut (Brown/Linen), Jingle Bell Mok
(I realize I have colorful laces on most of them at this time, and I'm perfectly happy about that.)
+1 on the laces. What laces do you have on the black McAllister and may I ask where you got them?
Now that I have both AE shell and Alden shell I sure notice a difference in finish and in Particular the shine. Is it just a matter of time with the Mac method to bring the shine up on AE. I seem plenty of nice pictures of great shine on Alden but not so much for AE. Any one have a couple of pictures of there shel with a nice Mac Method shine.