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Originally Posted by NAMOR 
will do. The reason why I havent worn this boot has to do with the weather. When exposed to water, leather soles get disproportionally darker at the points of contact so I try to minimize the amount of exposure to rain. Instead, I wear my BB Peal boots with Dainite sole. When the rain stops, and the sun comes up and becomes too hot, cordovan becomes unattractive in this NorCal weather. Instead I turn to my Darlton loafer.
My life is complicated, i know
will do. The reason why I havent worn this boot has to do with the weather. When exposed to water, leather soles get disproportionally darker at the points of contact so I try to minimize the amount of exposure to rain. Instead, I wear my BB Peal boots with Dainite sole. When the rain stops, and the sun comes up and becomes too hot, cordovan becomes unattractive in this NorCal weather. Instead I turn to my Darlton loafer.
My life is complicated, i know
At least you don't have to deal with NYC people stepping on your feet... last thing you need is a pair of square-toed Kenneth Cole Reaction shoes blemishing cordovan.
I've always been ambivalent about the Lindrick. I haven't bought one because they don't go down to a UK 6 but the curve broguing on the shaft throws me off (I know most people do like that detail though).
