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okay, silly question i suppose, but, hey, whaddya going to do?
![]() are shark skin straps considered waterproof? as in, you can take them swimming (even in salty water) no problem, or, is that something to avoid? thanks...... |
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I asked Dirk about his "sharkies" and he responded that they are not really made for water. Maybe a bit more durable but the lined leather will determine its life.
I love them on a vintage feel piece..
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thanks....yes, i wasn't thinking of the leather underneath.
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I guess the only ones real waterproof are the shell cordovans, made form horse hides
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