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The more the merrier, besides we could always use more additions from Vass in this thread.
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The more the merrier, besides we could always use more additions from Vass in this thread.
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I've owned all three as well. The Beckman like you said, required the most break in but is probably the best of the bunch, IMO. OSB Trench and 1K at MSRP are so close to a pair of Whites, I'd go that route.
I've sold all three and replace them with a pair of Viberg Service boots.
I've owned all three as well. The Beckman like you said, required the most break in but is probably the best of the bunch, IMO. OSB Trench and 1K at MSRP are so close to a pair of Whites, I'd go that route.
I've sold all three and replace them with a pair of Viberg Service boots.
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I'm just breaking in on my Beckman's yesterday I wore them from 2pm to around 10pm and did not felt uncomfortable with them. I liked that. Mexicans, we are used to buy something and keep them for some considerable amount of time, that's why we don't get a lot of sales over here, so these boots feel like they are going to be forever in my closet. Nice investment.
I'm just breaking in on my Beckman's yesterday I wore them from 2pm to around 10pm and did not felt uncomfortable with them. I liked that. Mexicans, we are used to buy something and keep them for some considerable amount of time, that's why we don't get a lot of sales over here, so these boots feel like they are going to be forever in my closet. Nice investment.
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Nice collection @europrep!
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Nice! Shearling lined. EG? What last???
Here's my contribution for today. Gotta snow blow out about 6-8"
Nice! Shearling lined. EG? What last???
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I'm with Ryden. Today's snow removal features a slip on for me. I'm trying to not let it get too deep, so I'm out there every couple of hours.
The leather on these 6 yr old Blundstones feels exactly like plastic so at least they are waterproof.
The leather on these 6 yr old Blundstones feels exactly like plastic so at least they are waterproof.
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That 82 last tho
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+1. Or +82
+1. Or +82
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All good points, and had I known from the beginning I would have skipped them all and gone straight to Viberg.I've owned all three as well. The Beckman like you said, required the most break in but is probably the best of the bunch, IMO. OSB Trench and 1K at MSRP are so close to a pair of Whites, I'd go that route.
I've sold all three and replace them with a pair of Viberg Service boots.
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3 on a roll
Very nice!!!
So the one on the bottom right is on the 888?
Don't see that very often.
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Something we all wish we knew it the beginning. Not just Viberg for boots. but for any high end footwear maker (EG, etc.).
Something we all wish we knew it the beginning. Not just Viberg for boots. but for any high end footwear maker (EG, etc.).
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True, so true.
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