I have to agree. I have an M-65 with the poly batting and I can attest that it is not warm. Those that say it is good to freezing temperatures must run hot
Is this Bronson MA-1 too big? I'm typically a medium I just about everything, 5'7" #150. I purchased this in a large thinking Asian sizing. I later saw pictures of the jacket size and accompanied model's size and I am now second guessing if I should have gotten the medium. I would most...
Many people love the African Rangers ( from what I've seen on Reddit); light weight, wide comfortable toe box, no break in.
I was not particularly impressed. Maybe it was the hype. Yes, they are quite comfortable and made with good materials (their insoles are garbage, but that is well...
Thanks for the reply. I cannot understand why sizing, whether jackets or footwear , or whatever simply is not standardized. If a jacket has a pit to pit measurement of X then it is a size Y.
What jacket is this? I have a very similar one in OD green but with a horizontal Velcro opening on the back. Its a CVC, combat vehicle crewman's, jacket. Id like a tan one like yours without the back opening.
I'm resurrecting this thread because I really miss being able to access TFL via Tapatalk as it is SO much easier than the accessing it through the website. Are there other options besides Tapatalk?
Thorogood 814-4364. Beautiful boot, but very frustrating size wise. Bought online my Brannock size (9); way big. Exchanged for 8.5; ok in length but PAINFUL, narrow and the vamp where the stitching comes together killed. Currently on an 8 wide; comfortable but a bit wide with lots of heel...
Carolina loggers. I had to cut the heel down as I could not stand the high heel. It was about twice as thick as it is now. I had never done any sort of cobblery before, but took a chance. I'm happy how they turned out.
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I know exactly what you mean. I've tried to save some money by buying online (new and used) and now have 4 pairs that are ok to poor fit. I should have just bought new locally.
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Try heating the glue up a bit with a hair dryer to soften it and make it more tacky. Then apply some tape onto it and peel off. Hopefully the glue will bond to the tape and come off with it.
I have no experience with leather, but have done this on other materials and had pretty good results...
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