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9/25/12 at 9:26am
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The Danner Mountain Trail Left Bank marks the second collaborative effort between ourselves and Danner, a company which mirrors our dedication to quality craftsmanship and appreciates the value and intricate beauty of a well-made product that's worth holding onto. Named for the historic building which houses our Tanner Goods workshop, the Left Bank is actually a series of three buildings that has stood for 90 years, and is rich in character and history - a fitting name for this season's boot.

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The Mountain Trail is a silhouette that dates back to the early 70's, and is one of those classic shapes that is every bit as relevant today as it was 40 years ago. It's beautiful, but it's also a workhorse. We've chosen a rugged yet incredibly light Vibram® Gumlite outsole that reflects this workhorse mentality, making this boot extremely versatile for any environment it's exposed to. The Left Bank is also leather lined, making it just as comfortable as it is rugged.

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Like all Danner Stumptown boots, the Mountain Trail Left Bank is 100% crafted in Danner’s Portland, Ore. factory and features the highest quality materials and componentry. Each pair of boots will ship with two sets of laces and a matching Tanner Goods key fob.

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Join us Friday, September 28th to celebrate the release of our latest collaboration with Danner, the Leftbank Mountain Trail boots. We'll be hanging out at the 415 Blackbox space from 7-10pm and we hope you'll join us for snacks and beverages along with a live performance by The Parson Red Heads. There will be an in-store special promotion and screenings of our new companion short film, with central Oregon native Adam Haynes exploring the 3 Sisters Wilderness in our Danner Left Bank boots.

Hope to see you there
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post #542 of 611
10/4/12 at 7:09pm
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It's time for round 2!
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how much is the price for bi-fold wallet?
do u ship to singapore? if so, how much will cost for shipping?
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post #543 of 611
10/16/12 at 7:58am

I love my TG russet billfold.  I love it so much I might just order another one as spare :)

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post #544 of 611
10/16/12 at 11:16am
When did you gusy raise your prices on belts..... baldy[1].gif
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post #545 of 611
10/23/12 at 9:08pm

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Edited by jackstriderbrew - 10/28/12 at 11:26pm
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post #546 of 611
11/1/12 at 7:20pm

Was looking to see if someone can help me with measurements on a standard belt. I checked the website but could not find it anywhere.  If someone can measure a size 30 or 32 from end to end (including buckle) that would be a huge help.  Thanks
 

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post #547 of 611
11/1/12 at 7:59pm
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Originally Posted by MichaelHopHead View Post

Was looking to see if someone can help me with measurements on a standard belt. I checked the website but could not find it anywhere.  If someone can measure a size 30 or 32 from end to end (including buckle) that would be a huge help.  Thanks
 

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end to end (including buckle)- ~42"

 

but my belt is stretched a bit, so brand new it would probably be about an inch shorter. For reference, my true waist size is ~33 and i'm between sizes on the TG belt (if the perfect fit is the middle hole). The 32 i have is a hair short: middle hole is too tight, even after stretching. 34 would be too big after stretching. In other words, in my experience they run approximately true to size. If you're a true 32" waist, a 32" belt would probably fit great. 

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post #548 of 611
11/2/12 at 6:58am

Thanks so much Coopa! Looks like I will be getting a 32

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post #549 of 611
11/2/12 at 8:09am
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sz 32:

end to end (including buckle)- ~42"

but my belt is stretched a bit, so brand new it would probably be about an inch shorter. For reference, my true waist size is ~33 and i'm between sizes on the TG belt (if the perfect fit is the middle hole). The 32 i have is a hair short: middle hole is too tight, even after stretching. 34 would be too big after stretching. In other words, in my experience they run approximately true to size. If you're a true 32" waist, a 32" belt would probably fit great. 

I'm about the same true waist size, but went with the size 30. I actually had the benefit of seeing both sizes when they had a pop up shop here in NY and the guy I spoke to said maybe I should go with the 30 after seeing the 32 on me. Note though that I do have large love handles and I probably wear my Tanner Goods belt below that most of the time. I can get measurements tonight for my stretched 30 if you are interested.
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post #550 of 611
11/2/12 at 12:38pm
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I'm about the same true waist size, but went with the size 30. I actually had the benefit of seeing both sizes when they had a pop up shop here in NY and the guy I spoke to said maybe I should go with the 30 after seeing the 32 on me. Note though that I do have large love handles and I probably wear my Tanner Goods belt below that most of the time. I can get measurements tonight for my stretched 30 if you are interested.

 If you could get a measurement on that size 30 that would be cool.   I just got a saddleback belt size 32 which measures 41.3 inches and that is just about perfect.  I am guessing it will stretch a bit too.

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post #551 of 611
11/2/12 at 8:43pm
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Originally Posted by MichaelHopHead View Post

 If you could get a measurement on that size 30 that would be cool.   I just got a saddleback belt size 32 which measures 41.3 inches and that is just about perfect.  I am guessing it will stretch a bit too.

Here are my measurements from my 9 month old natural standard belt

Tip to buckle: 100.5cm or 39.57"
Buckle to middle hole: 84.75cm or 33.37"
Buckle to leather: 2.5cm or 0.98"

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post #552 of 611
11/3/12 at 6:24am
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Originally Posted by Winston S. View Post


Here are my measurements from my 9 month old natural standard belt
Tip to buckle: 100.5cm or 39.57"
Buckle to middle hole: 84.75cm or 33.37"
Buckle to leather: 2.5cm or 0.98"


Thanks for the measurements.  I think a 32 will do me right now I just have to decide between natural or golden.  Did you notice much color change in the 9 months you have had yours?

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post #553 of 611
11/3/12 at 8:41am
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Thanks for the measurements.  I think a 32 will do me right now I just have to decide between natural or golden.  Did you notice much color change in the 9 months you have had yours?

I got the keychain (not Tanner Goods) pictured the same month as the belt and the keychain has changed color more. The reason the belt has not aged as much is because I only wear it once or twice a week, as I can't wear it to work. The keychain gets carried with me 5 out of the 7 days of the week.



Here is a picture of the belt, when new, next to an aged natural belt at the pop up shop Tanner Goods had here in NY earlier in the year.


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post #554 of 611
11/9/12 at 12:44pm
That 3 PLY DINTEX PARKA - ALPINE BLUE Reigning Champ parka/hoodie looks dope. It's not on the site; sold out already?
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post #555 of 611
11/18/12 at 11:05pm
any news on black friday this year?
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