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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
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by far the best pair of shoes i've seen from you. congratsOriginally Posted by fritzl
Mr moo is quick learner.
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Vass,
it very good.
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it very good.
What last?
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something for everyone at this gallery http://www.flickr.com/photos/chickalot06/
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Lidfort Alligator Blucher with norvegese stitch.
Obviously not for working in the law office (maybe in Texas?), but I like 'em just the same. Most shoes I see use the belly skin of gator & croc, but these use the back skin instead.
Obviously not for working in the law office (maybe in Texas?), but I like 'em just the same. Most shoes I see use the belly skin of gator & croc, but these use the back skin instead.
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Lidfort Alligator Blucher with norvegese stitch. Obviously not for working in the law office (maybe in Texas?), but I like 'em just the same. Most shoes I see use the belly skin of gator & croc, but these use the back skin instead.Originally Posted by isshinryu101
Well, I could be wrong, but I don't think so. Most species of gator/croc have hugely predominant tiles on the back. This looks to me to be Caiman and while I have never seen back cut caiman in person, given species similarity, as well as photos of the species, I'd have to say that looks like belly and flank to me.
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frankensocks. imo, one of your best pairs.Originally Posted by fritzl
yes.
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Lidfort Alligator Blucher with norvegese stitch.Originally Posted by isshinryu101
Almost perfect in look.
Me happy to wear only that shoe for rest of me life.
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