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Nice cherry pick, leave out the useful posts. I'd do the same to you, but really, if Tom's calling you a pain ********** then apparently I'm the last to realize it.
Let's get back on track...
Wow zippy. Some of those look like you've never worn them. Beautiful shoes, I'm envious.
I've been a long time lurker but only posting now. I've learned a lot about Aldens through this thread and thanks to all of you for sharing your knowledge. Good or bad, I think this is addicting!
AWESOME!
I just photobombed all the Aldens I already had online.How can you notice past the flaws?
But I believe these are pics of them when they were new and a lot are in this thread.
I've been a long time lurker but only posting now. I've learned a lot about Aldens through this thread and thanks to all of you for sharing your knowledge. Good or bad, I think this is addicting!
could someone speak to chromexcel and it's relative qualities? I read the Horween blog about it, which tells how it is made, which is cool to know. but, really, I'm more interested in it's qualities as a shoe leather and why I should care about it how well it ages, how tough it is, how weather resistant it is, how dressy vs rustic it is, etc. especially compared to shell in these matters.
Queswtion for chukka owners....do you find that the height runs your ankle the wrong way.
Queswtion for chukka owners....do you find that the height runs your ankle the wrong way.
I had a problem with my chukkas rubbing the back of my ankle to the point where I needed a bandaid. I took a chance and kept up with the break-in (with a bandaid) and after about 5 wearings I didn't have a problem. In fact, its my most comfortable shoe now and I don't need the bandaid.