Steerhide is a hidden gem. I loved mine and love the way it breaks in too.
I give a comparison here: https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/aero-vicenza-vs-cxl-fqhh-vs-cxl-steerhide-1st-world-problems.97988/#post-2575028
Edward - appreciate your honestly/transparency. Sort of a short derail here but indeed, "hording" can and often does creep into our lives un-announced. I was blessed growing up to get to help clean out a great aunt's home as well as grandparents' homes as well. Each had been in thier homes...
Thanks Terry - that's too small a Pit to Pit for me as well. I'm 23.5" or larger these days...
On edit - sorry you were sick!! hope you're healing up there quick...
My Aero 4-pocket CR had a 3" strip of cotton drill at the bottom of the lining, which worked very well keeping wear off the lightweight tartan lining material. It's an option on most custom-made Aero jackets. Plus that CR had the inner and outer kidney panels, which really helped.
That...
Really nice whatever it is...will be worth a little restoration and some good hard, Wisconsin wearing this fall & winter!
Wasn't there something about Al's Leathers using YKK zippers? However the arrangement of the kidney belt/pad area seems abt off for Cal o r Al's Leathers, perhaps? Too...
That's really sharp, and the Aero CR goes well with the car. I hope we see another Viper soon - but I would suspect the V-10 will give way to a hybrid V6.
^^ I hear you on this. I have a 9 year old pair of Red Wing Iron Rangers, which have been great boots (and was also my intro into better quality boots overall). Then I tried a pair of White's and it was all over from there. The construction, the arch support, the quality, the fit, it is well...
Ok cool - I just bought a Final Few pair as well -- but 11.5 D. I like working with Baker's a lot, and yes, Kyle has been great to help out.
Those look very nice and sure sorry they are not working out for you fit-wise. That's the most important part, for sure. My foot is slightly narrow -...
If bought through Bakers' boots you should be able to return them. Even direct through White's if you call them.
Nice boots -- what matters is how do YOU think they fit?
True. I have seen several made of leather. That one being a "Branded" may be a thicker, higher quality leather. It may weigh quite a bit.
The leather ones I viewed, back in around 2003 or so, were fairly thin. Good luck with it if you purchased it. This is one jacket I would overall...
This is a Duster - most commonly offered in oiled cotton. I have often wanted one, but just don't know if I could get used to a full-length coat. They are pretty good in rainy conditions.
Here are some more traditional styles:
https://www.sheplers.com/mens/outerwear/duster-coats-and-drovers/
Nice! 10 years old and it had disc brakes.
I'm a cyclist too, mostly road on paved bicycle trails. That's one thing Iowa planned for -- hundreds of miles of safe, easy-riding trails around the cornfields. Neither my mountain or road bikes have disc brakes, but the bikes I have ridden with...
Seeing all the great British 2-wheel iron makes me want to take up Motorcycling again...
Alas, only out on country roads, away from people...and their cell phones. :)
Kicking this thread back into action.
If anyone is interested, I posted a in-depth review of the Otto White's that I put in this thread clear back in 2017 when they were almost new. Hard to believe it's been that long. It's in the General Forum, which seems a bit slower-paced and less...
Carrying on now as time permitted, here are some more general observations about this specific pair of boots since I started wearing them:
These Medium arch boots support my feet well all day, but are not great if on concrete all day (no real "padding" etc.)
The lack of any "foam filling" in...
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