hlb
RIP
Anyway, I've worn these every day for 15 months and there still going strong, bought them from a swindlers for £60 Liked them so much I got some for christmas, £39 I fink. Off the web!
new boat shoes what do you think
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paulineb
Active member
god yes ! socks are a no-no - even in this weather !
Sammo
New member
I like erm
Do the Lucky Luciano ones come with toe tectors?
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Do the Lucky Luciano ones come with toe tectors?
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Solitaire
Active member
Well worn = most comfort! /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
hlb
RIP
Did I say. Mine walk on water!!
Solitaire
Active member
Christ! Really? /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
hlb
RIP
And come with a free outboard /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Solitaire
Active member
Replace the laces often then? Particularly if it's 2 stroke I suppose /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif Oh, or does it have electric start?
hlb
RIP
No, all original. Bump start outboard!
jimi
Well-known member
Hi, just ignore these nutters. Send me a couple of free pairs and I will test and provide positive independent feedback.
Roy
New member
Just think.... you could virtually buy some to go with your virtual boat!?
Sammo
New member
Haydn
I`ll give you 4 quid for it if you throw in the cushion,
with an option on the other one later.
with odoreaters
with free fitting
What do you think?
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I`ll give you 4 quid for it if you throw in the cushion,
with an option on the other one later.
with odoreaters
with free fitting
What do you think?
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Roy
New member
Slipping??? Needs some of these shoes, virtually.
hlb
RIP
Forgot to tell you. Free fitting only if you measure 36 24 36!
Sammo
New member
Sh/t!
Now I`ll have to find somewhere else to keep the hampster
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Now I`ll have to find somewhere else to keep the hampster
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Deleted User YDKXO
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For me most deck shoes are crummy as footwear for 2 reasons, firstly, the dye leaks out of them when wet and, secondly, they're not supportive enough for walking any distance on land. If your shoes address these 2 issues then you might sell a few but the price is too high to sell in large quantities IMHO
I'd look at buying either style for about £60 but I dont particularly like the 2 tone colours
You should contact tcm though. He'd buy several pairs if you did them in a purple leather and leopard skin design
I'd look at buying either style for about £60 but I dont particularly like the 2 tone colours
You should contact tcm though. He'd buy several pairs if you did them in a purple leather and leopard skin design
hlb
RIP
Well I've never worn anything but proper leather shoes for any length of time, but these chattam thingies are fantastic. I even jumped in to retrieve the dinghy in them. Well a few times actualy. Eerr the dogs got them at the moment, ang on a bit!!!
duncan
Active member
my Clarke's have lasted 3 years but have finally given up (rotted?). Agree re dye - have a blue pair that bleed when wet - but a good pair of 'hard' brown leather are fantastic.
tcm
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ooh no, my boat shoes are the very er depth of style and modernity, all cacky and manky now with bits of bilge paint as well. If you keep on with the same pair, eventually the dye stops coming out.