Posts by MikkelM

Quote: Originally Posted by nutcracker  +1 for Modified Last. They are excellent for problematic (foot) shapes. Large toe room, super tight waist, good heel...

I am struggling to find a suitable last for my feet, which are pronated - this especially result in way to little room in the toe-box for my pinky toe. Combined with a narrow heel I haven't yet succeeded to find a dress shoe that...

Captoe makes long feet look not so long.

Bespoke level: epic   http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2257209/Wealthy-Indian-Datta-Phuge-spends-14-000-shirt-GOLD-impress-ladies.html     "Well hello ladies..."

Great idea. I look forward to more entries from the more seasoned members of the forum.

Thinking about bying the Coniston boot.   Does anyone know if it can be 'caught' on sale from time to time?   Lowest I've seen is the set price of 370 gbp with little or rather no fluctuation.

Then he might as well go for Hoggs Rannoch. Almost identical boot. 100 GBP cheaper   http://www.ardmoor.co.uk/products/668R/hoggs-of-fife-rannoch-lace-up-boot

Perhaps this thread will be of interest to you: http://www.styleforum.net/t/322436/a-suitable-winter-boot#post_5894913

Thank you all for a lot of valid points and good input.    I am dismissing the commando sole as an option seeing it is a bit to rugged for the purpose.  So aiming for a something with a danite or hopefully Ridgeway...

Thank you so much, for the feedback.   I've also been told that the commando soles are more suiatble for icy conditions, how ever I've also read that the danite soles are actually better for snowy conditions - seing the snow...