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I think AE Ashley was behind that new red Strandmok.
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I have a pair of "kid leather" (young goat) shoes from the Spanish maker starting with a 'C' -- the leather is very soft and supple, extremely comfortable but my guess is they will not have the longevity of calfskinLinings yes, I meant outer leather.
Here's a pic of another military lacing system that I understand to be "ladder lacing" and very popular among airborne troops.Spiderweb lacing, famalam.
I do it on all my boots. I think it looks neat.
Ian's Shoelace Site – Spider Web Lacing
Tutorial for Spider Web Lacing, in which the shoelaces are woven vertically and diagonally, forming a “web” of shoelace.www.fieggen.com
It's a military style that is often used on jump boots and the like. These aren't really jump boots, but I think it makes them look cool.
I might be wrong, but I believe that kid leather has about five times the tensile strength of calfskin while being considerably lighter.I have a pair of "kid leather" (young goat) shoes from the Spanish maker starting with a 'C' -- the leather is very soft and supple, extremely comfortable but my guess is they will not have the longevity of calfskin
Lol I've mentioned the love of color but you can thank the planning/design team for that.I think AE Ashley was behind that new red Strandmok.
That could be, I honestly know next to nothing about kid leather. It certainly is lighter and more supple than calfskin, but seems to be slightly harder to maintain (i.e. buff out nicks and the like) due to the nature of the leatherI might be wrong, but I believe that kid leather has about five times the tensile strength of calfskin while being considerably lighter.
My prayers and thoughts are with you.Appreciate all the positivity and prayer everyone can give. My father in law is in surgery for an aortic dissection. It was very sudden. He lives with us and has been so helpful in taking care of us and welcoming my father also into our household after my my mother passed 2 months ago. We are very worried.
Marbled Dark Cognac?
Prayers and best wishes for you and your father!Appreciate all the positivity and prayer everyone can give. My father in law is in surgery for an aortic dissection. It was very sudden. He lives with us and has been so helpful in taking care of us and welcoming my father also into our household after my my mother passed 2 months ago. We are very worried.
Those are cool boots, but who the hell tangled up your shoelaces!! WTFBought these for days where leather soles aren't wise, but wore them on a beautiful spring afternoon here in Illinois. Thanks for @ae_ashley for hooking me up with these Caens!
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Lol.Those are cool boots, but who the hell tangled up your shoelaces!! WTF
Hey man, he's in my prayers!Appreciate all the positivity and prayer everyone can give. My father in law is in surgery for an aortic dissection. It was very sudden. He lives with us and has been so helpful in taking care of us and welcoming my father also into our household after my my mother passed 2 months ago. We are very worried.
It sounds as if your house is full of warmth and love. That love and warmth will be your strength in this crisis. Hang in there.Appreciate all the positivity and prayer everyone can give. My father in law is in surgery for an aortic dissection. It was very sudden. He lives with us and has been so helpful in taking care of us and welcoming my father also into our household after my my mother passed 2 months ago. We are very worried.