Son Of Saphir
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Me expect nice present soon.
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Me very very excited.
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Vass haf sole (double sole and single waist) have more low heel than single sole on same last but it unbalance and me fix it good so both heel same high,.
it work perfect.
Double sole more low than single sole heel.
Vass make haf like double sole shoe with low heel,
but it mistake.
Vass should make haf like single sole heel.
All haf Vass in thread have 4 layer of leather if you look,
they need 5 layer of leather like single soil to be correct balanace.
Great post Pliny, and thanks for sharing...few request/questions..
can you post a full picture of F in double and one in dark brown pebble grain?
What color is the F single?
Are there any rationale for the different heel shapes w.r. t single or double? My guess is the heavier double needs a more firm footprint?
Pliny,
That's some next level **** right there.
Don't ever change.
this is so embarassing. it just underlines that EG produces crap. disgusting. i don't wanna talk about it.
GOD! What is that model?!?!?!?! To die for! I'm really feeling a heartache looking at those shoes! Could you provide the name of the model please?
And also, anybody have a clue on how to purchase Vass-shoes without having to go for a trip to Budapest? I've read that many people do not get a reply from the homepage of Vass.
Not sure I'm following this but a few observations that may add to the discussion..
First, these are Vass--they are mostly hand made. Each set of heels will have its own slight idiosyncrasies--individual shapes depending on who, when, and various other factors that were extant when the heels were being shaped.
The other thing is that all things being equal...same lasts, same size...if the double soled shoe is only double soled in the forepart, the heels will be/should be higher--the heel stack thicker, IOW--than on a single soles shoe. And that should be readily apparent.
I believe the model is the Weymouth. The color is either Oxblood or Burgundy. Tough to tell from that photo.
PM Kolecho on the board who does group orders a few times a year. Well worth it and he knows his stuff.
my bad- didn't know u felt this way.
Clearly the Dover is inferior in construction, but still like the look tho, and the willow calf is rare now.
I find the C&J lasts to be enormous- and the 348 most ginormous of all.
I take UK 8.5 in 348 and UK 9 in the 341 and 337.
UK9 in Vass F, UK 9.5 in P2 and U.
You may be UK8 in Vass F, and maybe UK 8-8.5 in U.
cheers awesome.. looks like you are a derby guy The one above isn't this in the R last? Doesn't look F to me...but very nice though.cheers- re: heel shapes ... the pointy toe takes a tapering-to-ground trapezoid - like a cowboy boot, or women's heels - for balance and even distribution of weight. A broad rounded-toe takes a broad heel tapering-to-top trapezoid for the same reasons.Acc to Vass a slight asymmetry in the heel is most comfortable for shoes in between. l to r: F dble; P2 pebble; F single in antic cognac, but IMO it's a very dark one. [/URL]
Me expect nice present soon.
Me very very excited.
good luck. imo, the u-last might be a bit complexe for a start into this venture. well, you have to start somewhere, anyway.That's what I also thought. I've ordered a UK8 in U-last. Hope it fits so that I can move on with my other orders. Thank you for you input!
One more thing - while looking through the photos of various Vass calf colours in this thread I found it difficult to compare them due to obvious differences in lighting, flash, etc So with a bit of spare time on my hands, I came up with this:Maybe this may help someone else - all photos are from the online Vass catalogue. While I cannot vouch for the objective colour accuracy of the photo as I have no information about what sort of photography setup Vass used, at the very least one would be able to compare the colours to each other given the lighting/setup should have been identical for each shoe.
good luck. imo, the u-last might be a bit complexe for a start into this venture. well, you have to start somewhere, anyway.
If one wishes, does Vass trim down the welt when ordering?