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Re: preserving SIDI's

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    Quoted message said:

    As others have posted, the shoes are probably made of the synthetic
    Lorica, not leather.

    Lorica!, yes that's what it is. What's Lorica? Nevermind. But not
    leather for sure.

    (One of the few shoes I've ever fit

    Quoted message said:

    well, too - in Mega sizing).


    I second that. The only ones that fit me too.......the megas.

    So they're maintenance free........is that possible? I've seen some
    shoes (unidentifiable brands) that were really quite curled up and faded at
    swap meets.

  2. Not exactly. Mine get sweat-saturated. The toes stiffen and the
    tongues curl. That's why I do the bucket wash.

    Quoted message said:

    So they're maintenance free........is that possible? I've seen some
    shoes (unidentifiable brands) that were really quite curled up and faded at
    swap meets.

  3. Quoted message said:

    Not exactly. Mine get sweat-saturated. The toes stiffen and the
    tongues curl. That's why I do the bucket wash.

    I went through a 14 hour road ride in the rain with mine. They were
    covered in mud, even though I was on a road bike. Hit them with a hose when
    I got home, and jammed old newspapers in them to let them dry out. And they
    came out like new, I was very surprised.

  4. Callistus Valerius said:
    Quoted message said:

    Not exactly. Mine get sweat-saturated. The toes stiffen and the
    tongues curl. That's why I do the bucket wash.

    I went through a 14 hour road ride in the rain with mine. They were
    covered in mud, even though I was on a road bike. Hit them with a hose when
    I got home, and jammed old newspapers in them to let them dry out. And they
    came out like new, I was very surprised.

    Believe it or not, Pampers seem to pull the moisture out much better
    than newspaper. But then....that's what it's supposed to do 🙂

    John

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