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J Crew Reed leather wingtips

emmanuel

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Those shoes are nice but I cant stand how thick the sole is! Sorry, dont know where to get something similar in the same range but I had to voice my opinion anyway
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Im sure someone will come help you out though
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Love the soles. Check out Allen Edmonds MacNeil....some true gunboats
 

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Florsheim's Kenmoor is another less-expensive option.
 

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Thanks for the responses! I got lucky and the shoes came back in stock. They're on the way overnight shipping
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Shipping was pretty expensive due to the large soles
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I'm obviously new to this forum.. I look forward to reading in the future!
 

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Originally Posted by Sid
Florsheim's Kenmoor is another less-expensive option.
I know that most Florshiem is crap, but does anybody know if these are any good?
 

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Old Kenmoors are very good, new Kenmoors are still pretty decent, particularly on an ebay discount. It's the only Florsheim shoe I would consider buying.
 

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Originally Posted by Biggskip
I know that most Florshiem is crap, but does anybody know if these are any good?

Look for the old, USA made ones. With the v-cleat.

Also - Allen Edmonds on ebay or the discounters may be a economical option.

If Brooks is still having a sale, you might be able to get blucher wingtips for $250 or so.

Another option is to just import something similar from the UK, since the pound has been taking a pounding. You could get a pair 1880's for below $150, or a pair of Trickers for $200.
 

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