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Kowalski shoes

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http://www.kowalskishoes.com/ Saw these in a store the other day and liked the look. Picked up a pair myself. I haven't seen them anywhere else, and the pictures on the website don't quite capture the distressed leather look properly. They're a bit pricy on the website; I picked up a pair for $110 in NY. Let me know what you guys think. I think they could be hugely popular once people catch on (and from what I've heard, they already have some following in Europe). B.
 

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I absolutely hate them
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. Hate the look, the style, bleeeh... Sorry ballines
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Seen them in several shops, as for having a following in Europe (and who says everything is Europe is good anyways,
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) but I haven't seen that many people with those shoes. If you like that "school" there are another 'retro' brands being bandied around here: Walsh, Quick, plus an Australian brand which I forget.
 

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I agree with T4Phage (maybe I'll call myself H2SO4aq). I hate the style - and definitely not worth the price. Pantofola d'Oro is much better if you want that type of thing (which I don't) as does Adidas's Dassler line. This line just look like more expensive (and not necessarily better made) versions of Diesel's just past F/W line - which was horrible, BTW.
 

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I agree with T4Phage (maybe I'll call myself H2SO4aq). I hate the style - and definitely not worth the price. Pantofola d'Oro is much better if you want that type of thing (which I don't) as does Adidas's Dassler line. This line just look like more expensive (and not necessarily better made) versions of Diesel's just past F/W line - which was horrible, BTW.
I'm perfectly happy with Puma's RDSF, Alias, and Platinum lines.
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Jon.
 

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Originally posted by LAguy:
.. maybe I'll call myself H2SO4aq..
LOL
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What do you guys think of the new Pumas with the full cat on the side?
 

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