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@mclaincausey I went 60” I double knot them. The laces that came with were not great….Very long and I had to wrap around my ankle. This length works great!
I do find it a takes practice getting the tension just right with these boots/ lacing style. Even the old laces to the new laces take a bit of practice to get the tension right. It’s easy to over cinch on one hook set and cause a pressure point. Or under cinch and cause looseness.
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Cleaned up my natty Lous and gave em a treatment with some of Brian’s Role Club stuff. First time using it, stoked with the way it worked — as promised it didn’t darken the leather, and ended up not leaving too much of a shine. More just healthy.
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@popvulture very very nice!! You’ve got some epic indigo transfer on those folds!!
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@Mizmazzle I know! The crock is real w these guys.
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@Mizmazzle Might be my favorite boots on this forum.
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@Denimhead-0 I really like how the shape of the boot has changed and contoured as it breaks in. Not so blocky as when new.
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Probably it was last week for boots to wear after weather gets warmer.
Blacksmith IR.
Alden tanker shell #8.
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The roughout Donkey Punchers. They got indigo transfer like crazy and bought them half a size too large.. still love them
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@Tobi Beautiful!
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The downside to indigo/black ha!
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9060 after their first Leather Cream session
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Lofgren Service boots
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That nicely decorated and super cool toolbox isn’t helping the boot display.
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my new Y2 engineers arrived 🥳
first day in, and I‘am more than happy with them . The leather is out of this world , the eco horse leather is unbelievable soft out of the box . After only a few hours of wear they feel like a pair worn for a many days. They don’t really need a break in, just a moulding time I would call it. So for all of you that want a great pair of engineers ready to wear , go for them you can’t go wrong.
will keep you updated !
