Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II - Page 1015

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My favorite footwear this winter

My first post in this thread.

picked up Spectator/Tango wingtips yesterday.

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Originally Posted by hanskl 

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My favorite footwear this winter

 

 

 

 

 

 

I've got a pair from C&J similar to those on the right. I think the model name is Harry. I wear these a few days a week during the winter and they are some of my favorite boots. Stormwelted, Dainite soles, they take a beating.

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Originally Posted by hanskl 

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My favorite footwear this winter

 

 

 

 

 

 

Loving both.

Anthony Cleverley Camerons in dark brown calf

George Cleverley Henrys in chestnut burnish calf

both from LSBH

Is that a Lady Lobb ?

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Originally Posted by mcarthur 


good looking boots

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Originally Posted by RR Rodriguez 

 

 

Loving both.

Thanks guys

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Originally Posted by joshuadowen 

 

I've got a pair from C&J similar to those on the right. I think the model name is Harry. I wear these a few days a week during the winter and they are some of my favorite boots. Stormwelted, Dainite soles, they take a beating.

These are Skye's in chestnut, resoled with a dainite on the factory. I have only had them for three weeks, but they are comfortable as hell and seem to wear like iron.

Never heard of a model named Harry though 

I like the nailing pattern on the heel. Is there anything interesting happening on the toe tip? Can you post a picture?

Does anyone know if its possible to fix a hole in the tongue of a pair of bison leather boots? I ordered a pair of Brooks Brothers Red Wing Beckman's earlier and it finally came in although with the issue of the dot sized hole in the corner of the tongue. I can't return it since it was a sale item and it was the last in size. The piece of leather is still kinda hanging off the rip so I was wondering if anyone knew the best way to repair it with minimal sign of damage, and most importantly, reinforcing the damage enough to prevent further tearing along the rip. I suppose a form of glue for leather would be involved?