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What is the difference between the regular rod laver and the stitched ones? The stitched ones are cheaper (in price) so I'm wondering If I should get those..? Does anyone knoww? I searched for this topic and couldn't find anything. Thanks
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the only two types of lavers are leather or mesh
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These are what he's talking about.
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Post by mosher »

Emily, those are two different pairs of shoes.

The stitched ones are neither leather nor mesh.

The top pair that Emily posted are the stitched ones, the second are black mesh.
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So sorry, I posted the wrong picture in the 2nd one. I've fixed it.
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Post by slapdash21 »

Troyson wrote:the only two types of lavers are leather or mesh
and also those stitched ones, and canvas...and those red and white twill ones...
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Yes well could someone uh.. anser my question? :?
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Post by Tsiangkun »

One has stitching exposed and one doesn't.

it's a fashion statement. It won't affect the shoe at all for all intents and purposes.
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I think the stitched may need a little more modding and could possibly be heavier but do what you can afford. :D
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the ones with that kind of stitching are the canvas-outsided ones, and I'm told those suck.
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Post by BalinorNZ »

Basicly, if you want to be safe get normal MESH rodlavers.
You cool zoom the pic in to make sure it's mesh, they also come in canvas and leather and u don't want either of those.

As for the 'stiched' ones, aparently it just means the stitching is visible? I don't think there is any differance between the two apart from looks.
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Post by Chema »

Just to clarify things, I don't think there is a canvas laver other than the stitched laver, and that weird one that looks like it's made of corduroy.
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