alexwgoody
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can someone pm me his email and perhaps a link to his photobucket account?
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I received my belt today and its a disappointment. The tongue slot is kinda large and not centered. The first screw is further from the tongue slot so the buckle runs really loose. The leather keeper is also loose and seems far back. I told him about this when he showed me the preliminary pictures but disregarded it anyways. Another annoying thing is that when I wear the belt, the front bulges out and doesn't lay flat. I am not an expert but the craftsmanship seems off from my LGC belts.
I wanted a belt just like socialdtk, but this is the one I got...
I wanted a belt just like socialdtk, but this is the one I got...
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So it's been a few months since I received my bag now and it's darkened up beautifully. One thing I have to emphasize is that nearly every girl in my uni course comments on how much they love the bag, they LOVE IT. I took an old canvas messenger bag one day and everyone asked where my nice leather one was. It's a testament to how awesome unlucky is. Can't say how happy I am with it, it's just so good.
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How is that Skull repro designed?Originally Posted by milosz
ID holder w/ pocket underneath, two-sided flap of card slots, card slots on other side?
another pocket on the back side of the card slot flap, other than that, you're spot on.
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Are unlucky's belts as thick as the belts from Tanner Goods?Originally Posted by thomasec
I've never had a Tanner belt but I asked scott for a thick cowhide belt and he used some 17 oz saddle skirting, so significantly heavier than any of the Tanner belts.
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