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What Are Spectator Shoes?
Spectator shoes for men and women are two-tone shoes with dark toes and heels and lighter colored uppers or "vamps." They have a long and colorful history, rising and falling in fashion. Their latest resurgence is connected with the revival... Read More »
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What does Spectator Shoes mean?
Two tone dress shoes from the 1920's-1950's. Usually black and white or brown and white. Resemble current bowling shoes and some golf shoes. Read More »
Source: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Spectator%20Shoes
What type of shoes should a spectator be wearing on a muddy groun...
You would have to check with the golf course to see what is allowed. Many times only sneakers are allowed. Check to see if golf shoes are allowed. They are designed to provide traction on the grass, and with the soft spikes they won't cause... Read More »
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just wondering if they may possibly, just possibly have a website Source(s): http://www.brantano.co.uk/
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Spectator shoes are shoes with two or more distinct materials or colors, pinked edging and perforated details. Traditionally, the most common color combination for spectator shoes was black and white, and they always featured perforated acc...
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No way. How would you know this. This i'm gonna have to check out. As one person who replied earlier said It's like wearing hockey skates to a game. Or taking a horse to see a polo match. Or wearing your swimmming cap to a swim meet. Or wea...
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Yeah i understood you. I was referring to the hazards of overspray. While i think scotch guard would be good for the task, it would be difficult to do efficiently/safely around good leather (if you want to avoid the leather). I think painte...
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