jerrybrowne
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I see. Thanks for that.
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Question for EG Newbie:
If I buy just one EG shoe, which model/color should it be? And where (in the U.S. or via mail order to U.S.) can I buy said shoe in 9.5/10E?
Thanks in advance!!
Left or right?
Thanks. I really like them. The lack of a heel piece really changes the look, and even though they are both norwegers, the toes are so different that they don't really look that related.
Actually, I have 3 legs....the middle one is 12EEE
But seriously, would like advice from the EG vets.
I like both and would gladly own bowth - I only own the EG version. I will admit, much to my good friend Fritzl's dismay, I think the EG version more refined. I had to only one - it would be the EG version.
i assume. afaik, the vass version is closer to the original concept and distinctive features.
I like both and would gladly own bowth - I only own the EG version. I will admit, much to my good friend Fritzl's dismay, I think the EG version more refined. I had to only one - it would be the EG version.
+1
EG's version with Vass' reverse welt construction would be perfect.
i dunno...
Preferences preferences. Vass's rendition is distinctively Hungrian that's for sure.I just prefer EG's rendition more.EG is sleeker and looks more like Norwegian according to Bengal's link to that Norwegian bespoke maker.