Seriously...

Posted by Michaelson from leospace047.utsi.edu on February 06, 2001 at 16:07:20:

In Reply to: Re: Hey Panama Jack, remember my shifty tongue? ;) posted by Michaelson on February 06, 2001 at 15:38:44:

I found out that the reason mine did that was because I had a pair that were to wide the first round. When I went from a C width to a B width, I've never had that problem since. Standard or automatic! Regards. Michaelson

: As I recall, we determined this problem to the fact that we use standard shift automobiles, or something like that. Regards. Michaelson

: : I mean my right Alden's shifty tongue... That problem has almost completely disappeared after seven months. :) The heels haven't fallen apart either.
: : FG

: : : I'd suggest you contact Allen White at the store and ask what can be done. He's a great customer service man. I have never experienced what you said here, so you may have a pair of shoes that somehow slipped past QC. Check with Allen. Regards. Michaelson
: : :

: :
: : :
: : : : I can't believe this–I bought my Aldens in SanFrancisco at their
: : : : shop in San Francisco. A little more than ONE MONTH and the
: : : : stitching holding the tongues in is coming loose in BOTH boots.
: : : : Some stitching has already come out. I can't believe this, I'm
: : : : going to have to take these already expensive boots in to a
: : : : shoemaker to be fixed. I am very angry.

: : : : Anyone else have this problem or have any suggestions?Input is
: : : : GREATLY appreciated.

: : : : Just wanted to vent, don't mean to spread negativity..

: : : : Cheers,

: : : : Indy Sean

Follow Ups:

• You're saying I have at least one misshapen foot? Fall Guy 16:11:42 2/06/2001 (1)
  • That depends entirely on the shape of your clutch pedal. (grins) (nm) Michaelson 16:13:34 2/06/2001 (0)

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