moykky

im thinking about the 21 denim and according to there ooe's stats the denim shrinks 2 inches in the waist but with a few people's jeans measuring 1 inch under tag it makes me a little worried

i could deal if a tagged 30 shrunk to 28 but if they measured 1 inch under tag that would be a different story

I have a pair from 21 denim and I can confirm it does shrink about two inches in the waist (well, size 28 will shrink less than 38, but anyways...). Maybe not in the first soak, but when you wash it hot in the machine.

If only they made their jeans with longer inseam...

Prices are shipped to EU, but everywhere else is also negotiable...

Flathead SE05BSP size 32

SOLD!

Tricker's Silvia boots (ladies) in chocolate suede leather, Dainite soles and size 5 UK

Worn a few times but these boots are too snug for my missus to use. Very nice boots!

230$ Shipped in EU

Fullcount full-zip parka, size 40"

Unfortunately, this too have been too snug for me to see much use. Made of 95% wool and 5% Kashmir wool. Feels very nice and is plenty warm. Looks nice too!

Chest: 50cm

Length: 70cm

Pit to cuff: 50cm

150$ Shipped in EU

Russell Moccasin Huron Thula Thula, size US 10.5C.

SOLD!

bump....!

Thanks for all the info. I really don't own "comfortable" clothing. I have some running shorts and running leggings, but I don't know if that's what I'd want to wear.

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I used to boulder in LVC 1937 that were about two sizes too big for me.

I can't remember if you're going to boulder or top ropeing but in bouldering any pants that you can squat without being hindered you're good to go. With harness you'd want something relatively fitted and lightweight fabric.

Price drop

I'm wearing mostly my ol' trusty 5507 from Analchemist

And somedays Ooe's 02 and 01 cuts.

^ Try to stay calm on the wall. Take extra notice on where and how you put your feet on the holds. No banging on the wall!

Most of all, have fun! You're going to be hooked...

Merry christmas to everyone!

Too right Max, I can't understand the obsession with tapering that some members of this board seem to have, especially when the cut is already slim.

And if you want something more tapered, there are plenty of options that doesn't involve sewing...

^ I hope not a year!

For me the shipping from EU was the deal breaker. Let's say the jeans cost 250€ (or whatever) with shipping. Same deal from outside EU would cost me 250€ + 13% customs fee + 23% VAT = 350€...

I had a talk with a chemistry professor some years ago, concerning shrinking, I've also posted my notes here:

http://supertalk.superfuture.com/index.php?/topic/10622-the-flat-head/page__st__4680__p__2083608__hl__polymer%20chains__fromsearch__1#entry2083608

Couple of posts up is where it started.

my girlfriend in her IH BB

Nice!!!

It's one of the more popular sizes, so we're good in that regard.

Max, do you happen to have some inside knowlegde about the starting time?

beats:anticipating dirty weather (rain, mud, snow, salt)... Not using any waterproof coating or sprays to them, so hoping Obenauf's 'll do the trick. Just want to take better care of my boots... Oh: and God I love the smell of beewax in the morning...

You should apply it to the welt area as well. It'll be the most exposed to the said elements.

I really hate that they use the salt. It only works until -10 C anyways.

Hopefully they have enough stock there at Samurai! I'll keep my warp and weft crossed...

We should definitely alter the ending date. Before the end of days!

So good, traditional Finnish beer (from barley malt).

my ride for two weeks while touring through ring road in iceland. 800-1000 miles.

pics from my last touring trip, from san francisco to san diego: http://davemerica.com/series/big-sur

What brooks saddle is that?

I'm planning a trip also and in process to built the bike as well (quite similar setup to what you have there)...

finland

can't cost that much i think...would daniel be able to do that btw.?

It's really easy, you could do it by yourself also. All you need is a small hammer and a 15 seconds of your time.

I've done this couple of times.

You put the tack (underpart) where the original was, put the top (button part) in place and turn it so that the button is facing a table (with a piece of plywood or such, so the actual table doesn't get scratched) and you tap gently to the tack with the hammer.

Uh, sounds... it's not that complicated anyways, google "attaching jeans buttons" and there's plenty of instructions.

i'm having trouble getting the factory crease out of sleeves of my IH-527J. the crease is starting to "fade" which I dont really want. everytime i set the jacket down or hang it the sleeves fold along the lines. i've rinsed it 2x and wear it quite a bit but I cant get the sleeves to stop folding along the lines even w/ significant elbow/arm creases. any tricks? i put it on while still damp both rinses. thanks guys.

You could try to wash it in machine (no need for the detergent, inside out). That should have been done in the beginning, since once the creases set, they're hard to get rid of.

3 * Hooray!!

I'm sure that at least 29 other people think that today is the end of the week and we're gonna get some neeeeews....

merrell wilderness fo sho imo, very light + functional. sturdy leather. try em all on ofc

+1 here, those are proper boots!