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EG Last advice for MTO Faringdon...
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yes I did. I had forgotten that it was an E width that was too large. These are D and fit wonderfully
yes I did. I had forgotten that it was an E width that was too large. These are D and fit wonderfully
tmw
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I definitely see that in the picture. For some reason they look much sleeker and well balanced in hand and on the foot. Do you have more of a problem with the HAF sole or the extended welt? i.e if you could only get rid of one of those features which would it be? Thanks for the criticism.
I definitely see that in the picture. For some reason they look much sleeker and well balanced in hand and on the foot. Do you have more of a problem with the HAF sole or the extended welt? i.e if you could only get rid of one of those features which would it be? Thanks for the criticism.
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Obv this is a utilitarian makeup which the OP wishes to wear until kingdom come. Who are we to tell him the sole is too thick for our viewing pleasure? Really, fritz, you're getting it a bit wrong in your last few posts re pictures of shoes on teh net. I expected better.
Obv this is a utilitarian makeup which the OP wishes to wear until kingdom come. Who are we to tell him the sole is too thick for our viewing pleasure? Really, fritz, you're getting it a bit wrong in your last few posts re pictures of shoes on teh net. I expected better.
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