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Or just make the whole shoe using All-Purpose cement everywhere possible. Same same--neoprene.
cordovan got murdered on page 187.
Well we have only heard the words from the detractors. Although, I actually think detractors would be too strong a word (@patrickBOOTH aside). It is definitely a niche leather, and I am certain those ardent supporters can wax poetically about its virtues.
You, my friend, is what I call a "super villain"!Always good to see some shell bashing. That and **** poured over loafers is what makes my day.
So I did an experiment and I put litmus paper in my sock and wore it all day. My sweat is about 4.5 on the pH scale. Well within reason for leather health. I think the issue might just be the abundance of it that causes destruction.
My feet sweat regardless. I have no socks on now as I type and my feet are sweaty. They are getting sweatier because I am thinking about them.
Well that would make sense as Salt is more alkaline and alkaline conditions are detrimental to the health of leathers. Sweaty feet and an usually hot heavy leather is a bad combination.
if I had to pick one guy on the forum who just happened to have litmus paper on hand just in case, Patrick Booth would definitely have been my No1 choice
salt is generally pH neutral. But sweat is generally more than just salt