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Not specifically experience with Oak Street, but I had this problem with my golf shoes; sort of. Where the leather folded was what was putting pressure right above my big toe, in a fairly small area. I solved the problem by taping a...
The mocs will give a lot in my experience, I have the dress mocs, which were pretty tight at first, but really loosened up in the mid foot with some good wear. Still not completely broken in, but its in no way uncomfortable.
If you can find Kamik near where you are, they''re a better bet http://www.kamik.com/GenfootWeb/servlet/webProductDisplay.webProductDisplaySrv?currentMode=DETAIL&curCatalog=2010&curSeason=WINTER2010&curRow=7 Roots also has the same boot...
They have differing lines and price point. Avoid the made in china stuff as construction tends to be shoddy. The made in mexico ones are much better. I have a pair of made in mexico pull on boots, no distressing, no stupid stuff,...
Quote: Originally Posted by chronoaug Just curious, why do people always act like horse leather is some grail of leather? I don't' mean this in a disparaging way but more it's coming from my own ignorance. Is it...
Quote: Originally Posted by max_r i'm moving to england in like a week and i was planning to wear mostly ocbd's because thats what i do here in the US. I guess I'm a bad person? I moved from Canada to...
Quote: Originally Posted by obiter dictum The problem for me (6'5") isn't really finding jeans with long inseams, the problem is finding jeans with the combination of long inseams, mid rise (11.5" front rise...
Quote: Originally Posted by 42LONG After reading all 78 pages of this i too really like the MMMs. Overall class and really quality construction. Now just to find some i can afford..... Find a pair of the...
Its definitely style specific, theres no way most NDC's 44+11.5. I wear 10.5-11, and usually start with a 44 given euro size options. I fit 44 in most NDC, although I have experienced some fitting larger, however I think it has to the...
You can't even buy Uniqlo online in the US. Not that it matters, I'm from Canada currently living in the UK, and I can tell you that the only way I can actually get my hands on any of the decent products is by going to London, and going...
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