snuff_daddy
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^they look like Viberg
how much did they cost u Yuppie?
how much did they cost u Yuppie?
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The streetwear shoes and boots thread...No sneakers please
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YuppieSkuppie
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Who makes these boots and what model is it?Originally Posted by outbreakm
They're custom Vibergs. They're awesome to deal with.
how much did they cost u Yuppie?Originally Posted by snuff_daddy
After taxes $650CDN. Pretty inexpensive for all the specs I had, and their 110 last is ridiculously comfortable on my hard-to-fit feet.
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I'll help you douse them in diesel fuel, but it's up to you to throw the match on them. I refuse to be a total enabler.Originally Posted by Stylin-1
So no good then? Thanks Stylin.
Is it because you think they are ugly, or shithouse quality? Just curious.
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Really struggling for a new pair of shoes that will do double-duty as a business casual but also streetwear shoe.
- Suede Semi-Brogue?
- Chestnut Semi-Brogue?
- Dark Brown Semi-Brogue?
- Tan Wingtip?
- Chestnut Wingtip?
- Cordovan PTB?
Cool The Kid
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I would go w/brown leather brogues or wingtips Ciro Lendini?
steviecakes
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Oxblood wingtips perhaps? He stated he already has dark brown.
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Just wondering about your thoughts on these - Gravitypope's house brand at $160?Originally Posted by Chace
Bleh. They look like cheap. Like expensive Clark's - same shape and stitching. Personally I also hate crepe soles. I'd avoid. There are better desert boots / ankle boots / chukkas out there for $160.
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Hows the quality on the Ciro Lendini? Low price point make me think low quality.
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