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Vans Vault Buckleback Chukka
Vans has launched these very nice leather chukka boots, they are named Buckleback LX. They feature a strap on the heal for ajusting the fitting, and rich canvas and leather uppers. Available at Bows & Arrows in brown or in black.



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APRIL 2021 FINDS ON AMAZON
Once again we are here to help you find the best products on Amazon. This month we have found some more cool, beautiful and functional products buried deep in Amazon´s massive catalog. We showcase a list of products that caught our attention, either for their great discount price, for their great customer ratings, or simply because they are pretty goddamn awesome. Product details below....
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CONVERSE UTILITY HIKER
Converse have presented a stylish yet utilitarian take on the Chuck Taylor, right in time for the upcoming colder months. Made with a waterproof Gore-Tex membrane upper, the Utility Hiker features reflective panels for visibility, and military-inspired textiles for added durability. Other details include an utilitarian elastic closure and cotton laces for a secure fit. The timeless sneaker also features a rugged rubber outsole that helps keep your stride sure-footed...
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ARMOGAN WATCHES
Armogan Watches are makers of handsome pilot watches inspired by great adventures and pioneers. Their "Spirit of St. Louis” model was inspired by the famous custom-built, single engine, single-seat monoplane that was flown solo by Charles Lindbergh on May 1927, on the first non-stop flight from New York to Paris. It features cockpit-legible dials, Japanese chronograph movements, and a price point that leaves plenty of room for pilot lessons. A watch that fits any ...
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