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They do look good with distressed RO. Are these redline?So this might not be everyone's cup of tea. I started out with the Bakers kevlar laces. While good for a dedicated work boot they just didn't feel right on an everyday wear SD. The wax laces that came with the boots are too short.
I've been using the standard issue leather laces that come with all White's and I've always loved them but they do have a "bite" to them over certain parts of my foot. For me I always struggle with them getting the laces dialed in perfectly.
I also wanted to try something different. I had heard about Pisgah laces and wanted to give them a try. I really like the red and how it contrasts the Distressed RO.
They have a bunch of different colors and I ordered three more, coyote, brown and a lighter red. They tie more comfortably then all the other laces so far.
YMMV, but opinions welcome
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Yep they are There is some black in the red as well. Really cool looking up closeThey do look good with distressed RO. Are these redline?
Thank you for sharing this.Yep they are There is a some black in at as well. Really cool looking
To be worn for what general use and conditions?I’m new here, just a white’s baby I’m looking at the bounty hunters and semi dress, and I want to get them in a black leather.
In your experience, does one black leather have benefits over the others? I may just go with chromexcel because it’s the only one I’m sort of familiar with.
Thanks Montana,To be worn for what general use and conditions?
Any of the options would clear that bar in black. Personally I would start with black dress or black elk tan. Black elk tan is a somewhat more substantial version of black dress. CXL has its proponents and I like mine but it wouldn't be my first choice. Black elk tan semi dress w/ white stitchingThanks Montana,
Just very casual, no hard kind of work. With a pair of denim, or black pants. I do like to walk a lot. I’d wear them walking around the neighborhood, and at the office job. I live in NY, but I wouldn’t plan on wearing them in the rain or snow. Just when it’s dry.
I was recently informed by Baker's that brown dress is actually thicker than brown elk tan!!Any of the options would clear that bar in black. Personally I would start with black dress or black elk tan. Black elk tan is a somewhat more substantial version of black dress. CXL has its proponents and I like mine but it wouldn't be my first choice. Black elk tan semi dress w/ white stitching
I have both and would stand by my assertion the elk tan is heavier. Perhaps they misspoke or you have them reversed. You can search out sambam who laid out the specific detailsI was recently informed by Baker's that brown dress is actually thicker than brown elk tan!!
I asked twice and I will ask again during Father's day sale because I want a pair of Bounty Hunters in brown elk tan.I have both and would stand by my assertion the elk tan is heavier. Perhaps they misspoke or you have them reversed. You can search out sambam who laid out the specific details
I’m new here, just a white’s baby I’m looking at the bounty hunters and semi dress, and I want to get them in a black leather.
In your experience, does one black leather have benefits over the others? I may just go with chromexcel because it’s the only one I’m sort of familiar with.
First pair? If you are confident of sizing go with black horse hide... you will never regret it.I’m new here, just a white’s baby I’m looking at the bounty hunters and semi dress, and I want to get them in a black leather.
In your experience, does one black leather have benefits over the others? I may just go with chromexcel because it’s the only one I’m sort of familiar with.