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I bought a pair of Dooney and Bourke leather boat shoes with a matching purse and belt in 1998.

I think the shoes cost a little over $ 100 dollars, but I don't remember.

$285, “Good” shoes that gave me blisters. Wore them once……..

Ducky

Ouch! That hurt TWICE!

About five years ago, I paid $125.00 for a pair of Nike tennis shoes...

.....something like these....only without the heel.  lol

country bumpkin

These shoes are awesome! Tee hee!

Ducky

But I can't run in them! lol

I paid around $250 in 1980 for a pair of Vendramini motocross boots.

26.02.16

I bought a pair of R&R shoes when I lived in Berlin in 1970. They cost me 749 Deutsche Mark which, in those days, was a lot of money. Since then, with only a couple of repairs, I have worn them regularly and there are still a few miles left in them. Regrettably, due to market forces, the brand no longer exists.

I usually buy red wing boots any where from $100-$150

Shoes are hard to fit on my wide feet, so I don't buy them very often.  Most likely, somewhere between $100-125 is the most ever paid, but couldn't tell you what they were.  My Sketchers are a little pricy...$75 on sale (and that's how I buy them).  I call them my "rock and roll" shoes.

My first pair of MBT shoes cost me 250.00.  I didn't care because my feet didn't hurt walking or standing anymore. Now they cost about 120.00. I might buy a pair once a year.

My first pair of work boots cost $800 and they lasted about 10 years,,my next pair cost $950 and i had them about 3 or 4 years then i got the sack,,,i take about a size 10 or 11,,but nobody sells them wide enough for my feet,,so i have to get them hand made..so now i am retired,i only wear flip flops or sandals.>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

country bumpkin

I like the bottom pair.

....Rockport Wingtips

....on sale for around a $100

....most anything I buy is on sale

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For all that it still always seems kind of magical to me. Enamel is basically a kind of glass it starts as a powder which gets sprinkled onto the dial in a thin even layer. The link dial is then fired link in a kiln which link turns the powder into a single thin glossy layer in a process known as vitrification. The dial is attached to the movement with small wire pins called "feet" which are soldered into place.