Viberg
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Didn't have time to get these back from the cobbler before we were out of daylight again (all five hours or so of it I guess) so I'll have to continue my habit of posting crappy pics.I do have to say that these look a lot better with this sole in comparison to the wedge sole even though I had to go for black instead of the honey colored I wanted since Vibram doess not manufacture them in a bigger size than a US12 which was too small. And I don't think traction will be an issue anymore :).
I'm happy with the end result even though there are some minor cosmetic flaws, they're boots made for heavy wear anyway so it doesn't bother me that much. Over all I think the boots look much more proportioned than before.
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what you all think of the new vibergs out of Freemans:
i have to say their two makeups are my favorite in a while despite my slight aversion to that Vibram 4014 Christy sole. sh!t i mean if it works, it works & the slimmer toe box give these a few more options & i think will look better with my slimmer jeans & such.
*someone with the time & energy can put up the flick not happening from me @ this point
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don't have access to photobucket at work & when i get home i forget about it
thanks rock(it) much appreciated
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i see an X not sure if you all can see it
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Let me ask a noob question. How do you guys protect suede / rough out leather? Silicon spray, and an occasional suede brush? Don't think we can use any products like Obenauf's Oil/LP because they will gum up and darken the leather. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Obenauf's doesn't gum it up but will darken it for sure. These started off very very light, now…
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@Omega:
Let me ask a noob question. How do you guys protect suede / rough out leather? Silicon spray, and an occasional suede brush? Don't think we can use any products like Obenauf's Oil/LP because they will gum up and darken the leather. Any suggestions? Thanks.
I don't use any sprays since they tend to affect the breathability of the leather. Just a brush now and then after the shoes have dried if they've gotten wet. Roughout collects stains and dirt like no other, it's just something you'll have to live with.
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Is it possible to order something for the Viberg 301 last, like these: (http://onlinevintageinfo.blogspot.com/2011/11/horsehide-viberg-service-boots.html) ?