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Just picked up my Aldens from the shop and am extremely pleased with the results...........
I like.
yes, mine are alden SF. they are lined but the single sole makes them feel very flexibleThis one is unlined, right? I have the LS version and I completely agree that it is sleeker than the stock PTB. I think the single flex sole goes a long way to changing the profile. I've found them to be extremely comfortable. The unlined shell has creased less dramatically on mine as well, though that may have to do with the sizing.
Is the photo your pair from Alden SF?
wow. $39. amazing pickup.
where can you get a 39 dollar cordovan shoe? share it man
ebay
You could get a pair of say hanover or florsheim black cordovan longwings on a good day for about that.
There are just way way too many shoes for anybody to keep track of.
But Aldens, in good condition? They'd have to be mis-listed.
Just picked up my Aldens from the shop and am extremely pleased with the results. These are my 2 year old Alden for Unionmade Loden green ranger-moccs on the Van last. I thought I would get more wear out of them if I customized them a little so I took them to Pioneer Renewer in San Francisco who has a great reputation for doing good work. I had them replace the waterlock sole with a Vibram wedge and also had them put in the brass eyelets to add a little flavor. They did a great job and the whole thing cost $110 out the door. I definitely reccomend Pioneer Renewer.
AWESOME. I went to a local old Italian cobbler and he said eyelets could not be added to my shell LWBs because the shoe was already lined...were these lined or is that a viable option at a place that has more capabilities? BNelson in particular. Nick, if you can answer this it would be appreciated. Thanks!
AWESOME. I went to a local old Italian cobbler and he said eyelets could not be added to my shell LWBs because the shoe was already lined...were these lined or is that a viable option at a place that has more capabilities? BNelson in particular. Nick, if you can answer this it would be appreciated. Thanks!
Correction: they are indeed unlined. The heel counter is lined, but the forefoot of the shoe is totally unlined (i.e., green on the inside of the shoe).This one is unlined, right? I have the LS version and I completely agree that it is sleeker than the stock PTB. I think the single flex sole goes a long way to changing the profile. I've found them to be extremely comfortable. The unlined shell has creased less dramatically on mine as well, though that may have to do with the sizing.
Is the photo your pair from Alden SF?
I bet the guy in Brighton Beach can do it!
Correction: they are indeed unlined. The heel counter is lined, but the forefoot of the shoe is totally unlined (i.e., green on the inside of the shoe).
What I was told by Alden SF re: creasing is that this shoe creases differently, rather than more than, the traditional version. Since the shoe flexes more with your foot, it develops a greater # of smaller creases, as opposed to the traditional (lined) version, which "breaks" more, resulting in fewer large creases.