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Indeed!As @Crafty Cumbrian has stated, not a typo. Surprising though, I would've expected Skye in that lovely chestnut color to be more in demand
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Indeed!As @Crafty Cumbrian has stated, not a typo. Surprising though, I would've expected Skye in that lovely chestnut color to be more in demand
As @Crafty Cumbrian has stated, not a typo. Surprising though, I would've expected Skye in that lovely chestnut color to be more in demand
Ordered the Skye 3 in that awesome chestnut color , was surprised they still carried it and can’t wait to get them in next few days.Indeed!
I'm with you, Skye is just a fantastic boot and that chestnut shade is gorgeous. 335 is a great boot last too. I'm not a big fan of plain toe boots and wish the Radnor had a faux (or real) cap toe. However, I don't own anything in Russian Grain so figured this is a good opportunity to get a pair in this beautiful leather.Ordered the Skye 3 in that awesome chestnut color , was surprised they still carried it and can’t wait to get them in next few days.
They had Radnor 4 in stock too on sale but I like the Skye 3 more than the plain toe Radnor 4 and although I know the Bakers Russian grain is nice. Wish they made the Bakers Russian grain in Skye 3 pattern.
I'm with you, Skye is just a fantastic boot and that chestnut shade is gorgeous. 335 is a great boot last too. I'm not a big fan of plain toe boots and wish the Radnor had a faux (or real) cap toe. However, I don't own anything in Russian Grain so figured this is a good opportunity to get a pair in this beautiful leather.
Boot version of Peebles (which is on 335 ast) would've been perfect!
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Yeah, that SkyeIII is hard to pass up. Got preoccupied with more important things today, so didn’t get the chance to pull the trigger earlier. Hopefully they still have my size when they get back in on Monday.Ordered the Skye 3 in that awesome chestnut color , was surprised they still carried it and can’t wait to get them in next few days.
They had Radnor 4 in stock too on sale but I like the Skye 3 more than the plain toe Radnor 4 and although I know the Bakers Russian grain is nice. Wish they made the Bakers Russian grain in Skye 3 pattern.
I'm with you, Skye is just a fantastic boot and that chestnut shade is gorgeous. 335 is a great boot last too. I'm not a big fan of plain toe boots and wish the Radnor had a faux (or real) cap toe. However, I don't own anything in Russian Grain so figured this is a good opportunity to get a pair in this beautiful leather.
Boot version of Peebles (which is on 335 ast) would've been perfect!
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In exactly the same boat. The Rannoch I had on yesterday does everything it would and the fact it’s purely a utilitarian boot excludes it for me. Well resisted sir! ??Someone please tell me I'm not crazy for passing on the Radnor in my size... I really have the all-weather boot category covered plus I'm awaiting my Hanger Project GMTO in the Russian grain leather. Just didn't see the value in dropping ~$1K for it. Liked the peebles too, but again just wasn't sure how it fit with the rest of my wardrobe. If anything may try and go back for the peebles...
I am looking to pick up a rounded split toe to go with jeans and casual wear. I was going to pick up the Paraboot Avignon, but have a chance to pick up the C & J Durham in grain leather. I know that the 325 last isn't as rounded, but do you guys think it would work well with jeans/workwear etc?
Someone please tell me I'm not crazy for passing on the Radnor in my size... I really have the all-weather boot category covered plus I'm awaiting my Hanger Project GMTO in the Russian grain leather. Just didn't see the value in dropping ~$1K for it. Liked the peebles too, but again just wasn't sure how it fit with the rest of my wardrobe. If anything may try and go back for the peebles...
I agree with what you have posted. It's a good looking boot, but for me will not get the use that it deserves.Since you have an incoming pair in Russian grain, I think it makes sense to pass on the Radnor. From my personal perspective, the main allure of the Radnor lies in the leather. I've wanted a pair of boots in Russian Grain since I first laid eyes on the Radnor here on SF. I would've preferred captoe design, however the plain toe adds a nice variation since I don't own any plain toe boot at the moment. In any case, I feel the Radnor's a handsome boot as-is.
Btw Radnor is $640-650 shipped, not quite $1k. Carmina'd quoted me much higher price for the Calway in same leather, I think this was before J&FJ Baker shipped the second batch which had issues. I ended up skipping the Calway altogether (too much overlap w/ my Galways and Balways), but the end product would've been striking.
That’s the makeup I wanted off Carmina too! Said issues with the hides, veins I think.Since you have an incoming pair in Russian grain, I think it makes sense to pass on the Radnor. From my personal perspective, the main allure of the Radnor lies in the leather. I've wanted a pair of boots in Russian Grain since I first laid eyes on the Radnor here on SF. I would've preferred captoe design, however the plain toe adds a nice variation since I don't own any plain toe boot at the moment. In any case, I feel the Radnor's a handsome boot as-is.
Btw Radnor is $640-650 shipped, not quite $1k. Carmina'd quoted me much higher price for the Calway in same leather, I think this was before J&FJ Baker shipped the second batch which had issues. I ended up skipping the Calway altogether (too much overlap w/ my Galways and Balways), but the end product would've been striking.