BackInTheJox
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Nice! Can you please post more photos from different angles? Yours are the first “in the wild” photos of them I’ve seen.
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Nice! Can you please post more photos from different angles? Yours are the first “in the wild” photos of them I’ve seen.
Can anyone recommend a pigmented cream for ravello?
I use AE's cordovan cream for my color 8 pairs, but I recently acquired a pair of Barrie balmorals in ravello, and I'm trying to mask a couple small scuffs by the heel. AE doesn't have a medium brown cordovan cream.
Does the photo reflect the real color?Thanks. Yes these are the 80K sale oxfords (Robert Last).
Does the photo reflect the real color?
Nice! Can you please post more photos from different angles? Yours are the first “in the wild” photos of them I’ve seen.
I am going to have the same issue in whiskey shell. Happy to hear a recommendation for a cordovan cream that color.
X-post with AE thread. Found these natural shell Leeds at the Port Washington store
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Sweet, thanks. I'll go read more about that cream.Saphir has one. I think there is a discount code "15offMDO" through this vendor. I haven't used it because I haven't been fortunate enough to own a whiskey shell yet though.
https://selektsupply.com/products/s...-for-cordovan-leather-75ml-jar-made-in-france
Great Shape!!!
X-post with AE thread. Found these natural shell Leeds at the Port Washington store
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Wow. I've never had issues with anything shell like that. I don't need a shoe horn to slip on a 2-3 eyelet chukka as the throat opens up so much. Might try flexing the shaft to loosen up some?So wanted some advice.
I grabbed the Carmina shell chukka's a few weeks back a half size up from my normal size as generally recommended with the Simpson last.
At first wore them a few hours seemed ok fit good I don't think I could have gone for my normal size as the instep would have been to low and the shoe not wide enough. I mean sure I bet I could have forced my foot into a UK9 but man it would have been super snug.
So last week I decided to wear them for the day and did not bring another pair of shoes with me as I sometimes do when wearing a new pair. By the end of the day my rear leg (pull tab area) was blood raw.
Today I still have scabs over the area but tried the boot for a min and hitting that spot and killing me. I wanted to see if these would get better with some wear so I actually (yes you can laugh) put cardboard in my socks on that rear spot and took a walk. No way a bandaid was going to help i guess I could next time use an ace bandage.
So my question is to anyone with shell chukkas did/do you have this problem?
If so does it go away?
Should I have maybe got my normal size and powered through the pain?
This issue seems to be just chukkas any other boots I have no issues at all. So is some padding just needed with shell chukkas if you are going to wear them all day?
Just to put the fit into perspective if I do not even lace the boots, I can walk with no heel slip, I can walk without the boot moving on my foot in any direction, the boot is not tight, a shoe horn is for sure required to get the boot on, so I believe in general the fit is ok.
Thought?