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Japanese Boot / Shoe Appreciation Thread (White Cloud, Rolling Dub Trio, John Lofgren, Clinch, etc.
clinch hi-liner- fatguyinalittlecoat
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- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Boots Boots Boots - For Boot Guys Only
posted in wrong thread...- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #23,882
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Alden Buy, Sell, Trade (B/S/T) Thread
Size: 8 Barrie Last Alden x JCrew I am 8.5 in boots, this one fits little snug with thinner socks and are just fine. worn may be less than 2 dozens times if i recall correctly. $250 Shipped. paypal FF or paypal Goods and services (you pay fees)- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #7,136
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Filson Bag Thread: With Pictures
Long shot but, looking for Filson XL Rolling Duffle bag. ebay has a few but at a steep price.- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #23,388
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Fine cutlery, EDC, and pocket jewelry": Here we post reviews, recommendations, tips about and appreciation of.
nice. i have my eye on this one, i should get one just for ***** and giggles. "1/4 inch thick steel" :wow: https://www.baldmanknifeandtool.com/product-page/drop-point-thicker-clipper- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #842
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Fine cutlery, EDC, and pocket jewelry": Here we post reviews, recommendations, tips about and appreciation of.
Whitetail stinger gershblades, so nice to be able to just throw it in the pocket and carry. although i may get another folder and that little rek knife, just cause .....- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #840
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Fine cutlery, EDC, and pocket jewelry": Here we post reviews, recommendations, tips about and appreciation of.
thanks for the recommendation. i went down the rabbit hole last 2 days. so.. S35VN or Magnacut? I really dont want to go above 6 inch knife. With a kydex sheath it will be close to 6 1/2 [same size as my iphone pro max], would be perfect in pocket. it is slim pickings out there in that size...- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #831
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Fine cutlery, EDC, and pocket jewelry": Here we post reviews, recommendations, tips about and appreciation of.
i emailed him to see if he is making any more. Although i'd prefer a different handle material like g10 than micarta, that require less maintenance (i am not a hardcore knife guy). i'd like to gut a fish, field dress a game, cut an amazon box, greasy wire, rinse with water, wipe it and move...- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #829
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Fine cutlery, EDC, and pocket jewelry": Here we post reviews, recommendations, tips about and appreciation of.
dang that REK knives Ember 2.5 looks nice. i want one.- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #822
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Fine cutlery, EDC, and pocket jewelry": Here we post reviews, recommendations, tips about and appreciation of.
WFH and live in the country side. and confused about what work has to do with fixed knife vs folder?- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #816
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Fine cutlery, EDC, and pocket jewelry": Here we post reviews, recommendations, tips about and appreciation of.
need some recommendation for a fixed blade knife as an EDC Total Length under 6. Blade length 3 ish. drop point, jimping, good all around knife.- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #814
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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WSAYWT: What Shoe Are You Wearing Today SWD (boots/sneakers/lace ups/anything goes)
John Lofgren Wabash Engineer Boots Shinki Hikaku Horsebutt Black- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #1,801
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Fine cutlery, EDC, and pocket jewelry": Here we post reviews, recommendations, tips about and appreciation of.
Looks nice. i'd prefer something with a solid full tang that is not skeletonized, this one seems SFT? Probably fine, but i'd like a little bit more of an assurance when i put it to work in the bushes [i do tend over think a bit lol]. I also would love to have another filet knife. that silver...- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #352
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Fine cutlery, EDC, and pocket jewelry": Here we post reviews, recommendations, tips about and appreciation of.
Not a knife collector. Just have a few for specific tasks. left 2 are EDC and others are hunting and fishing knives. I probably will add a few more for EDC and bushcraft. L to R Boker Plus Subcom Titanium, Spyderco Manix 2, Bark River Fingerling, Fallkniven H1, Buck zipper, Helle Steinbit- fatguyinalittlecoat
- Post #350
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto