NW WA Meet / BS Thread

Lol

 

What's wrong with loafers? That is basically all I wear lol

 

You coming this time Beavis??

 

Loafers...

 

Shoes

 

I was thinking something like a Birkenstock saddle lol, don't people usually wear suits with shoes like those?

 

little tires move slower in creek beds. that was me on 35's and 6 inchs of lift. yes water got in the cab but a good dry out saved everything except for my amp that sits under the passenger seat.

if you buy a red top make sure it's made in the states. they have two lines and the ones that come from Mexico are shit. Die hard platinum is a good choice as well. if you want a supper bad ass battery, interstate just came out with a AGM battery that puts the yellow top to shame price tag on it is $280

 

Most of the time, yes. I started wearing them when I was in college because they are extremely comfortable and easy to put on. It kind of evolved to work with my style. My wife actually like them too. I think I have about 4-5 pairs of various colors and styles.

 

Yeah that's what I've heard about the Optima's. Thanks for the recs guys, I'm going to head down and pick up a Diehard Platinum today.

 

Ya, sounds like me:



That or one of my 2 pairs of dingo boots or slip-on steel toe boots.

 

To think all I own for shoes is a pair of work boots, a pair of running shoes, a pair of river shoes, and a pair of snow boots.

 

When I'm not wearing my Redwings, I wear these

 

The ones on the far left and far right (boots) are Cole Haan. They are definitely my favorites. The others (left to right) are Tommy Bahamas, Sperry, and Ecco.

Hey, to each their own. If you don't need them don't get them. My wife likes to get dressed up and go out so I have to fit the part. And, honestly, out of all of my shoes I think 2 were purchased new. The rest are Garage sale or Goodwill.

Speeking of going out, I thought I would share this one of last weekend:

 

that's true. Though I hope to be able to use my snow boots more often. built the truck for snow and rocks so I hope to actually have some snow my last winter in Idaho.

 

I know what you mean. The snow hasn't been too great in a lot of areas. We go to Tamarack, ID every year for winter and sometimes for summer.

 

Tamarack is a great area my girl grew up in that area and we may end up with a house in that area as a vacation home since she has so much family up north.

 

The snow here can be good but I hate it when it freezes over night and then is just mush that clogs up the tread and you can't go anywhere

 

what kinda tires do you run that get clogged up with slush?? Ive never hade issues like that.

 

Toyo MT's

 

Thanks! Yeah the Olukais are only good for for a little water. I love mine. Been wearing them for 2 years now - time for another pair.