Glamour Puss in Boots! The Official Ode to H Boots Thread!!!

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#736
Livia1 said:
My new Neo boots. They must be the most comfortable boots I own!

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Totally!! Worth every penny [emoji1305][emoji1303]
 
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#739
Ok. I managed to set off the metal detector at Heathrow Terminal 2 last weekend with my Neo (the same pair went through T5 and other airports in America and other countries with no problem). Do you know any pair of H boots that are truly airport friendly?
 
#742
meowlett said:
After it beeped, they did. T5 or the other places never asked. I have Global Entry and never have to on my side of the pond.
I just want a pair of nicer boots that won't beep.
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I fly through Heathrow very often esp while I was living in London. In winter I don’t wear any boots, to reduce beeping and removal inconvenience. I guess any no-hardware boots would be best for you?
 
#743
periogirl28 said:
I fly through Heathrow very often esp while I was living in London. In winter I don’t wear any boots, to reduce beeping and removal inconvenience. I guess any no-hardware boots would be best for you?
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Most of the better ones have metal in the sole or heel. I picked the Neo because it has neither. Oh well, perhaps I should just wear regular shoes and pack the boots. There goes my travel light plan.
 
#748
Hello all, I recently received a pair of pre-loved Jumping Boot from TRR and had a question about the metal in the Kelly clasp which arrived somewhat warped/bent on both straps. Although it still closes, its definitely not how it arrived in store, as they are both a different shape and it seems like it would be easy to careful bend it straight again but I wanted the opinion of someone else with the same style of boot before I did anything to them in case I should have them sent back altogether, as this was not stated in the condition of the item and it makes me wonder a bit. I'm not asking for authentication so I don't think it would hurt to show the old listing still.

https://www.therealreal.com/products/women/shoes/boots/hermes-leather-jumping-boots-zFEAxQBLK_8
 
#749
Kokokokeko said:
Hello all, I recently received a pair of pre-loved Jumping Boot from TRR and had a question about the metal in the Kelly clasp which arrived somewhat warped/bent on both straps. Although it still closes, its definitely not how it arrived in store, as they are both a different shape and it seems like it would be easy to careful bend it straight again but I wanted the opinion of someone else with the same style of boot before I did anything to them in case I should have them sent back altogether, as this was not stated in the condition of the item and it makes me wonder a bit. I'm not asking for authentication so I don't think it would hurt to show the old listing still.

https://www.therealreal.com/products/women/shoes/boots/hermes-leather-jumping-boots-zFEAxQBLK_8
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Can we have photos of the Kelly buckles, close up please. Thank you.
 
#750
Kokokokeko said:
Hello all, I recently received a pair of pre-loved Jumping Boot from TRR and had a question about the metal in the Kelly clasp which arrived somewhat warped/bent on both straps. Although it still closes, its definitely not how it arrived in store, as they are both a different shape and it seems like it would be easy to careful bend it straight again but I wanted the opinion of someone else with the same style of boot before I did anything to them in case I should have them sent back altogether, as this was not stated in the condition of the item and it makes me wonder a bit. I'm not asking for authentication so I don't think it would hurt to show the old listing still.

https://www.therealreal.com/products/women/shoes/boots/hermes-leather-jumping-boots-zFEAxQBLK_8
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Unlike bag hardware, the jumping boot clasps are intentionally curved to follow the curved line of the shaft.
In other words, the boot hardware isn’t designed to be straight.
 
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