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7/16/11 at 3:26pm

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Its not that you are spending 275, you are SAVING $1,750!!

You're not helping.

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7/16/11 at 3:28pm

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You're not helping.

What size are you?

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7/16/11 at 3:30pm

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What size are you?

9 US.

These seem interesting:

http://www.riderbootshop.com/products/Hart.html

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7/16/11 at 3:49pm

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the crocs were $425 earlier today. Rider is a generous guy!

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7/16/11 at 3:49pm

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9 US.

These seem interesting:

http://www.riderbootshop.com/products/Hart.html

Those are cortina's, by Rider's group.

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7/16/11 at 3:56pm

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Those are cortina's, by Rider's group.

Actually, those are not. I'm not exactly sure who makes them, but I have an idea. Either way they impressed me with the construction. The outsoles are 1 mm thicker than what I use with Cortina for leather. The styling would indicate it's someone in the Tuscany area. Our stuff is very English, like most Milanese makers.

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7/16/11 at 3:56pm

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Originally Posted by acecow

You're not helping.

The crocs are a slam dunk at 87% off......but I sort of have an interest, so..........

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7/16/11 at 4:00pm

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Actually, those are not. I'm not exactly sure who makes them, but I have an idea. Either way they impressed me with the construction. The outsoles are 1 mm thicker than what I use with Cortina for leather. The styling would indicate it's someone in the Tuscany area. Our stuff is very English, like most Milanese makers.

they looked like yours, thanks for the info!

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7/16/11 at 4:01pm

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Originally Posted by RIDER

Actually, those are not. I'm not exactly sure who makes them, but I have an idea. Either way they impressed me with the construction. The outsoles are 1 mm thicker than what I use with Cortina for leather. The styling would indicate it's someone in the Tuscany area. Our stuff is very English, like most Milanese makers.

I bought those and some cream. I'll send the crocs link to my boss, it's more of his style than mine.

I'm hoping the Hart will be slightly less obnoxious in real life.

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7/16/11 at 4:06pm

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Originally Posted by acecow

I bought those and some cream. I'll send the crocs link to my boss, it's more of his style than mine.

I'm hoping the Hart will be slightly less obnoxious in real life.

Thanks!

I think they are one of those styles that looks better on than on the shelf - or in pics. When your pant leg comes down it's pretty much just a captoe. The quality is fantastic.

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7/16/11 at 4:08pm