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Originally Posted by mediahound 
Thanks. I think probably I'm seeing where the top lace lugs which are sorta sharp, may have contacted the other shoe during transport.
I also notice that I can indent this leather by pressing in with my fingernail (on the heel or toe for example) and the indentation does not seem to bounce back, kinda like putty.
Normal?
I also notice that I can indent this leather by pressing in with my fingernail (on the heel or toe for example) and the indentation does not seem to bounce back, kinda like putty.
Normal?
I'm assuming you bought brand new shoes from a reputable (aka real, actual, etc) online retailer? If so, each shoe should have come in a separate, clear plastic bag....i'm not sure how the lugs on one shoescan scratch the other shoe?
CHromexcel does appear "scratched, aged" etc, especially when bent.....straighten it up, and leave it for a few days, and it will disappear. It's one of those funky leathers that, as you wear them, appear less worn...if you understand me. No, I'm not talking about the dirt, salt, dust, etc that accumulates....
