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Jazzmenco

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Galway in burgundy delapre and clove suede for quick grocery store run

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I understand fully, what with my semi retirement and the covid lockdown I have very few opportunities to get dressed so I take advantage of my COSTCO trips......:D
 

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latest pickup!

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I understand fully, what with my semi retirement and the covid lockdown I have very few opportunities to get dressed so I take advantage of my COSTCO trips......:D
Ha ha yeah exactly. I'd wear my nice footwear mainly to the office and reserve sneakers or beater shoes for grocery/hardware store runs. These days I look forward to these little opportunities to wear decent footwear
 

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Does anyone have experience with the R1 sole compared to N1? How is comfort? Grip?
I always find leather to be more comfortable than rubber, but R1 is pretty close. I think what you are really getting is longevity with the R1 vs N1. Grip is slightly better on R1, but again pretty close
 

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It's not that easy to be on top of the sole nomenclature, it's apparently not well explained on their website!
 

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It's not that easy to be on top of the sole nomenclature, it's apparently not well explained on their website!
Agreed, especially for something as simple as a single leather sole haha
 

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With money, usually. Maybe you could offer them livestock or indentured servitude for a duration of time.


  • L1 soles - Single leather weight for casuals
  • N1 soles - Single leather weight
  • B1 soles - 1.5-ply leather weight
  • H/A - Double leather weight
  • H/AF soles - Double leather weight with forepart middles (narrower in the sole waist)
  • C/B1 - Medway soles and heels (rubber)
  • C/B2 - Dainite soles and heels (rubber)
  • C/B3 - Ridgeway soles and heels (rubber)
  • R1 soles - New single rubber soles - has replaced the Thames soles

And R2 is the thicker rubber sole.
 

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