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nice pic SpoopokerOriginally Posted by makewayhomer
great look Spoo.Originally Posted by w.o.e.is.me.
are those custom Mrs. Spoo beads?
Thanks guys - and yep, those are Mrs. Spoo beads
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Opinions...Crocket & Jones Edgware
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are those custom Mrs. Spoo beads?
Thanks guys - and yep, those are Mrs. Spoo beads
trader
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i love this shoe. unfortunately i bought the wrong size =/ it was my first C&J buy over the net. i'll be posting them on B&S tomorrow (spam). worn several times. size 8UK (7.5UK fits me better). or maybe i'll just wear them with really thick socks as a winter beater...
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Unless you are looking for rubber soles, boots, or country shoes, go with the "handgrade" line. Edgeware is from the main "benchgrade" line. IMHO, it's worth the extra quid. I have both and there is a significant and noticeable difference between the two lines.
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Unless you are looking for rubber soles, boots, or country shoes, go with the "handgrade" line. Edgeware is from the main "benchgrade" line. IMHO, it's worth the extra quid. I have both and there is a significant and noticeable difference between the two lines.Originally Posted by GBer
Can you (or someone) please specify what are the main differences betweeen the two lines.
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How's the fit on the 341? How does it compare with the 348 (or the 337 (handgrade) for that matter)?Originally Posted by EBugatti
I only have experience with 348 and 341. And I would agree with apropos' assessment below between the 2 lasts.
Looser than the 348, tighter than the 337.Originally Posted by apropos
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