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Recent content by 707Matt
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
Same here. Field boots in an E while Edwards are EEE. I am assuming it would be the same difference in Brass and Diesels.- 707Matt
- Post #18,093
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
In this photo it looks like the wide part of your foot is right there before/at the wide part of the boot. If you went to an 8 anything, your foot would be further back on the slant to the wide part of the boot. Hope that makes sense.- 707Matt
- Post #18,081
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
This is what the 7EEE will be like. The heel will be larger and I thought it might be a problem since I could tell immediately. I did not have excessive heel slip and after some time the heel molded to mine. I tried going up one size as well in my search for that perfect fit, but when I went up...- 707Matt
- Post #18,080
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
I have had the same situation. Go with the 7.5 EEE. Yes it may add some length, but does not effect the fit in the way you think. The heel to ball length stays the same while giving the extra width. The minimal length is at the toe of the boot and is for the overall look. It would look off if...- 707Matt
- Post #18,078
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
Had an extra rider on the way back from my daughters volleyball game! Guess he likes the Kangaroo as much as I do!- 707Matt
- Post #18,073
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
Thanks for the comments. I have been noticing a shift in what looks good to me. Since I got a boot that is not my standard moc toe, I am wanting more boot to show. My green Kudu, and rust Kangaroo boots tell a great story of their lives. My Kangaroo was definitely a fighter and I like to see it...- 707Matt
- Post #18,046
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
Ok fellas, so against anything I am used to, I cuffed my jeans. Loving my Rust Kangaroo Edward's! Comments and suggestions welcomed.- 707Matt
- Post #18,044
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
Forest Green Kudu Captoes today- 707Matt
- Post #18,041
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
My Rust Kangaroo replacements are everything I hoped for! 😍- 707Matt
- Post #18,030
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
I get it. Have you called them up? They are very friendly and knowledgeable. I would still say the most important factor is lining up the widest part of your foot to the widest part of the boot. Let us know how it works out for you.- 707Matt
- Post #18,029
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
Does anyone have the Rust Kangaroo Edward boots they would like to share with us? I'm wondering how they look after some wears. Thanks in advance- 707Matt
- Post #18,027
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
In my personal experience with this range of sizes, I would say it depends. I have found that the most important thing is where the ball of your foot lies. When my big toe knuckle fell short of the widest part of the boot, the width did not matter much. Once I found the size that matched that...- 707Matt
- Post #18,026
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
New Kangaroo... I was told this is medial puckering because it is kangaroo and all of them are the same.- 707Matt
- Post #18,022
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
I actually re-waxed my motorcycle jacket. It looked horrible until I went over it with a blow dryer. I watched the wax absorb into the material and the jacket is like new!- 707Matt
- Post #18,017
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Grant Stone - Official Affiliate Thread
Did someone say patina?- 707Matt
- Post #18,016
- Forum: Classic Menswear