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					<description><![CDATA[I got a pair of these Spada boots for similar reasons, mostly for casual rides &#038; summer use - I still prefer full height boots for serious miles. The cherry red ones are not actually distressed (a bit like pre washed jeans) leather, that&#039;s only the brown &#038; black ones. The c&#039; red ones are a full grain leather that should in theory be harder wearing than the other ones. That said, mostly I find soles wear out long before the uppers do &#038; unfortunately, many soles are not easily repairable these days.
What boot cleaner / polish are you using? Our local cobbler who repaired a few of my boots &#038; other bike gear once said not to use dubbin, since it can dry out the leather &#038; cause cracking. I&#039;ve used a cream / oil / wax called Bone Dry on my leathers before &#038; liked it. When I get some more I&#039;ll try it on the Spadas to see how it works on them. Mine are recent &#038; the leather is pretty stiff - the oil should soften them a bit, or at least I&#039;m hoping it will!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I got a pair of these Spada boots for similar reasons, mostly for casual rides &amp; summer use &#8211; I still prefer full height boots for serious miles. The cherry red ones are not actually distressed (a bit like pre washed jeans) leather, that&#8217;s only the brown &amp; black ones. The c&#8217; red ones are a full grain leather that should in theory be harder wearing than the other ones. That said, mostly I find soles wear out long before the uppers do &amp; unfortunately, many soles are not easily repairable these days.<br />
What boot cleaner / polish are you using? Our local cobbler who repaired a few of my boots &amp; other bike gear once said not to use dubbin, since it can dry out the leather &amp; cause cracking. I&#8217;ve used a cream / oil / wax called Bone Dry on my leathers before &amp; liked it. When I get some more I&#8217;ll try it on the Spadas to see how it works on them. Mine are recent &amp; the leather is pretty stiff &#8211; the oil should soften them a bit, or at least I&#8217;m hoping it will!</p>
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