My assumption for the thin sockliner is to ease in the break in period? That's wild speculation on my part.
@YouShoe-1985
2 ай бұрын
Sounds reasonable to me
@neohshoes2409
Ай бұрын
AE used the thin sock liner on their more “premium” offerings for Brooks Brothers, Ralph Lauren, and Harry Rosen in Canada. In fact, I actually prefer to buy shoes with those insoles with Poron heel pads.
@YouShoe-1985
Ай бұрын
@@neohshoes2409 I can see the benefits I guess I was just used to not having it.
@MrDitkovitch65
2 ай бұрын
The problem with leatherboard heels are they can't be reused for when you do a resole. Those thing will tear apart when the cobbler pull them out.
@YouShoe-1985
2 ай бұрын
Good point. I prefer AE’s heal stack because of the arch support build in so I go to them for re-soles.
@neohshoes2409
Ай бұрын
According to numerous videos by Trenton and Heath, they have stated numerous times that AE fiberboard heels are of a higher quality and they have reused them for resoling without any issues. The fiberboard heels on Johnston and Murphy shoes are of inferior quality and they break apart relatively easy and they have not been used. I would trust a company with more than 100 years of experience to use parts which will be useful over time life of their general customer.
@YouShoe-1985
Ай бұрын
@@neohshoes2409 well said!
@darienkinne1347
5 күн бұрын
I have read multiple times from Allen Edmonds reps that most of their shoes do not use shanks. It was one of their marketing angles early on because it supposedly made the shoe more comfortable from the get-go. Every single allen edmonds shoe I have seen dissected has a shank inside. I do not understand how to rectify this conflicting information.
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