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What do you use to fix cracks? Have you used Saphir Renovatrice?
My wife and I started this low carb diet. So whether it be food Appreciation, or shoe Appreciation, I need something. If the brotherhood could indulge me..... I'd be in your debt.
View attachment 911420 So these are my 93602 Florsheim Kenmoors. I'm so pleased that I found these. They appeared to be brand new with no wear on the original sole (only some marks from trying on). So that is my only problem, they look "too new". What polish colors do you guys use to lose the orange look and get a nice patina? Any recommendations?
Wear 'em? I love this thread.View attachment 911420 So these are my 93602 Florsheim Kenmoors. I'm so pleased that I found these. They appeared to be brand new with no wear on the original sole (only some marks from trying on). So that is my only problem, they look "too new". What polish colors do you guys use to lose the orange look and get a nice patina? Any recommendations?
No new McHales. But I have been looking for pairs in my size. Oakwood?
Here is an interesting pair. 1959 Florsheim 93602. I found these a couple years ago. I cleaned them and gave them glycerin conditioning but nothing else. They have a surface crack in the vamp leather that I need to work on to hide.
The model and size info are all handwritten on the inside of the pair. Other than that, they have the same build as most of the sixties 93602 models. I believe the heel has been replaced but I am not 100%. There is a v-cleat beneath the steel heel taps
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No new McHales. But I have been looking for pairs in my size. Oakwood?
Here is an interesting pair. 1959 Florsheim 93602. I found these a couple years ago. I cleaned them and gave them glycerin conditioning but nothing else. They have a surface crack in the vamp leather that I need to work on to hide.
The model and size info are all handwritten on the inside of the pair. Other than that, they have the same build as most of the sixties 93602 models. I believe the heel has been replaced but I am not 100%. There is a v-cleat beneath the steel heel taps
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Does anyone own a pair of the Florsheim Duckies? Is quality suspect?
I had a 2010 vintage pair of (made in India) "Florsheim Limited" LWBs,which were about as good as the late '90s Florsheims, which of course was below the quality of the shoes made in the 30 years just prior to that. I think the Duckie Florsheims are similar to the India-made pair I had. I wound up giving them to my brother because they were a full size bigger than they were marked (11D). My brother takes a 12 and they fit him fine. The bold-on-bold colors of the Duckies will not be an enduring fashion statement, I'm afraid.
At a middle school cheer competition this morning with my Mason Executive Imperials and a Canon 6D.
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My experience as well, especially the oversized fit. I wear 11 eee and found I could fit a 10e.