Stock from last year.
I mean stock colour? Like from factory that colour?
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Stock from last year.
yep!I mean stock colour? Like from factory that colour?
Interesting that, of all the flamboyant boots you have, your favourite is a very conservative style and colour. They are indeed very nice. However, I do regard my Russian Radnor boots on the ridgeway sole to be just a little bit better. Plus, I prefer the boot without the faux cap. I’m surprised you don’t have a pair.
If you like the EG Galway @MSAINT - check out Lof & Tung Kingsley. They source the same Utah leather that EG uses and apart from level of finish, quite hard to tell the difference. Their price point is fantastic in comparison to EG.I also have the classic Snowdon, a Radnor on Veldt. I do like caps and fake cap better than plane boots.
Not a big fan of the Russian Leather legend/hoax revival... Martin's or Tanneries du Puy's Zug are my favorite leather.
I am a classical man deep inside, hence the Snowdon being my favorite pair of boots (and hesitating on coping the AG Rosewood Galway on 64 last)
If you like the EG Galway @MSAINT - check out Lof & Tung Kingsley. They source the same Utah leather that EG uses and apart from level of finish, quite hard to tell the difference. Their price point is fantastic in comparison to EG.
I also have the classic Snowdon, a Radnor on Veldt. I do like caps and fake cap better than plane boots.
Not a big fan of the Russian Leather legend/hoax revival... Martin's or Tanneries du Puy's Zug are my favorite leather.
I am a classical man deep inside, hence the Snowdon being my favorite pair of boots (and hesitating on coping the AG Rosewood Galway on 64 last)
Thanks, but they are not as round as the EG 64 last and they are not Veldtschoen stiched (only GY), and also, no Zug leather.
Very good pricing (1/4 of the EG) indeed for such a well sourced tannery and an European making.
There is a zug Snowden gmto in the C&J thread. We still need a few more participants.
They are amazeball, my best boots ever!
I would say that “russian“ leather is definitely more preference than anything else. As an owner of the C&J Russian Radnor I can say that I like them but they are not the same as high quality pebble grain or as water resistant.
Utah or Delapre leather is nice but really more a “dress” leather as it is very supple and more porous than a pebble grain. Nice but not what I am looking for. I have a pair of Galway’s on the 64 last and there is nothing like them. I know what you mean. 58, 64, or 72 are lasts that I would prefer and veldtschoen can’t be beat for water resistance.
Interesting that, of all the flamboyant boots you have, your favourite is a very conservative style and colour. They are indeed very nice. However, I do regard my Russian Radnor boots on the ridgeway sole to be just a little bit better. Plus, I prefer the boot without the faux cap. I’m surprised you don’t have a pair.
Yes, I really like the 64 last. Rosewood look nice. Out of my budget currently though.
The shearling lined suede shaft ones looked good too
I managed to get a lightly worn used pair for a great price. The rosewood looks great. I would love an almond pebble grain someday.
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