What's the appeal of the wings/horns x dayton service boots

bosatlbwi · Jun 17, 2011

but...what's the appeal?
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randomkoreandude · Jun 17, 2011

wow those pics look great cant wait for mine to come in. not sure about the sizing now though

jet · Jun 17, 2011

Originally Posted by JMRouse

What the hell are some of you complaining about? It's the same exact boot. The only reason it appears sleeker is because the W+H version is pre-distressed and soaked. You could achieve the same look yourself if you wanted. Plus, I have pics of the W+H boots after some wear and they start to loose some of the look they where giving by W+H.

I love this part. Can I distress and soak a redwing to make it look like a vass u-last?

Hot Dog Day #49 · Jun 17, 2011

Originally Posted by Nazareth

Easily one of the funniest threads to follow right now on SF.
it really isn't

Hot Dog Day #49 · Jun 17, 2011

Originally Posted by jet

I love this part. Can I distress and soak a redwing to make it look like a vass u-last?

but he's right

swisschalet · Jun 17, 2011

It looks like the soles are thicker than on the w+h. The pair I bought last summer from dayton looks much slimmer due to having a thinner leather sole.

TACO_FLAVORED_KISSES · Jun 17, 2011

What sizing is suggested for these workboots?

Only pair of boots Ive owned is the ll bean chippewa boots in a 8.5D and they fit perfect. Also have tried on the indy's in a 8.5 and they fit slighly loose.

Also if anyone feels they got jipped with the non-distressed version I'm more than willing to take them of your feet.

click here · Jun 17, 2011

Ok someone should post some fit pics

Jr Mouse · Jun 17, 2011

Originally Posted by jet

I love this part. Can I distress and soak a redwing to make it look like a vass u-last?

What the hell are you smoking? The W+H boot is the SAME boot as the one we are talking about. Dayton sends them to W+H and they do their magic on them. Dayton and W+H admit this and have no reason to deny or hide it as a fact.

Your "point" is ridiculous and makes zero sense. If you think otherwise, I welcome an explanation of the logic you used to come to it.

meso · Jun 17, 2011

Originally Posted by Nazareth

Easily one of the funniest threads to follow right now on SF.

Boot-related anxiety related.

Hey, where can I buy these?

Phiberglass · Jun 17, 2011

Originally Posted by blazingazn

this is from when i first got my boots and i f**ked with the toe box and vamp.

Color? Thanks!

jet · Jun 18, 2011

Originally Posted by JMRouse

What the hell are you smoking? The W+H boot is the SAME boot as the one we are talking about. Dayton sends them to W+H and they do their magic on them. Dayton and W+H admit this and have no reason to deny or hide it as a fact.

Your "point" is ridiculous and makes zero sense. If you think otherwise, I welcome an explanation of the logic you used to come to it.

Are you ok dude? If you read it again it makes perfect sense.

Jr Mouse · Jun 18, 2011

Originally Posted by jet

Are you ok dude? If you read it again it makes perfect sense.

Nope, no sense at all. I will wait for your explanation.

meso · Jun 18, 2011

Originally Posted by Phiberglass

Color? Thanks!

Uhmm.... chartreuse?

Caveat · Jun 18, 2011

Originally Posted by swisschalet

It looks like the soles are thicker than on the w+h. The pair I bought last summer from dayton looks much slimmer due to having a thinner leather sole.

Those are the leather soles with a topy I believe.

Someone post a pic of the nitrile sole please.

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