The Split-Toe Appreciation Thread

[jrd617]

Been eyeing the EG Dover for some time now, but I don't think I can justify a $1300 shoe.

Let's see some other nice split toe shoes. I'll start:


Alfred Sargent Charlton:

BB Peal Algonquin (Crockett and Jones):

Alden NST on Aberdeen last - chunkier:

 

[laufer]

There is no substitute, you will just have to pay whatever the ransom Edward Green requires.

 

[jhilla]

I realize that I'm posting a picture of a shoe that's no less expensive than the EGs, but I've always been partial to The Hove in the fantasy land that is my brain.

I think I love how asymmetrical it is, which is odd for me.

 

[Ejirardo]

I have never really considered split toes before but I may just have to throw down for a pair of these Bontoni's on the right.

 

[Fred G. Unn]

I almost posted a cellphone pic of the AE Delrays that I'm wearing today, but then I was shamed by my desire for those Alfred Sargents ...

 

[A Guy from Shanghai]

Mine:

 

[Betelgeuse]

I have two pairs, the brand it's not the most liked here on SF, but I bought them a long time ago, before registering on the forum.

 

[mr monty]

testoni (when they made good shoes)

 

[jrd617]



Mine:

WOW.

Deets? Are those EGs?

 

[gyasih]

Hoves are a great looking shoe.

 

[chogall]

JL Barros



JL Chambord


JL Norway

 

[A Guy from Shanghai]



WOW.

Deets? Are those EGs?

No...

They are (from left to right) Peal by C&J on 317 last, Stuart Choice (Grenson Masterpiece), Peal by C&J on 325 last, and JM Weston Demi-chasse.

 

[woolymammoth]

 

[archangle13]

I have never really considered split toes before but I may just have to throw down for a pair of these Bontoni's on the right.

Those Bontoni's are shockingly beautiful...

 

[jrd617]

EG Dovers in dark oak antique calf

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http://www.styleforum.net/t/327571/nwb-edward-green-dover-dark-oak-antique-calf-9-9-5e-606-last/0_50