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I finally got my "good-enough" Indy shoes and at the very last minute before Wizard World got them aged. They still need a litte bit more work so it is back to the Indiana Jones workshop for more leather staining.....! I probably will need to do a little bit of sanding with very fine sandpaper and staining!

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Wow, those are some of the closest "close enoughs" I've seen posted here!

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wow.yes I agree..how much were they?and were did you get them from??

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These are Work America purchased from Shoemall.com through Amazon.com. They were $99.00 but I was able to find a free shipping coupon plus a $10.00 off code. They arrived in about 10 days.

Not a bad fit but they are a bit heavy if you are not used to wearing a work quality boot. Together they weigh about 4 1/2 pounds.

Shoelaces were replaced with ones I found at Neo39 Active Sports. They are from a company called Skates. The brown are a little too wide so I purchaes a 54 inch plain white that I will dye. The brown laces are 48 inches long.
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Those are a great close enough!
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Those are an incredible find. Kudos to you.

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Those look really close to the real thing. People who do not want to spend the Alden money should look at these.
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IndyWannaBee wrote: Shoelaces were replaced with ones I found at Neo39 Active Sports. They are from a company called Skates. The brown are a little too wide so I purchaes a 54 inch plain white that I will dye. The brown laces are 48 inches long.
If you've got a western store that carries Justin Boots, they make a great small round dark brown lace in 54". It's bigger than a dress shoe lace but smaller than a normal work boot lace. I assume it's made for their roper boots which is similar to what we wear so it works great for the look. That's the one I use since my Alden laces gave up.
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Rockport Farnums for $60

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I should be getting these tomorrow.

http://www.bargainoutfitters.com/cb/cb.asp?a=312734
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Post by IndyWannaBee »

I almost got those boots! Great price too! I just couldn't stand the seam in the front by the toes! :(
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