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Originally Posted by laufer View Post

This is what I do not understand. Both of these models Nevis and Dover are on the same last 606. However the stitching at the vamp of dover is round at the top of the toe. On the other hand on the Nevis boot that vamp sticking at the top of the toe is not round it almost looks like the straight line. I have seen many dover with this "inconsistency" if you I may say so but I always assumed that is due the last the shoe was built on but these two are on the same last.
Am I mistaken?

This deserves a considered reply - however it's late and I can't take further pictures at this time.

Quick answer: the Nevis has a squared apron by design - this is not a flaw. I measured the width at that point across both the Dover and the Nevis and, confirming my visual impression, the boot is wider.

I'll take some close-up photos to illustrate this...
post #2612 of 3340

What's the difference between "mmmmhhhmmmm" and "hnnnnggggg"?

 

Seriously.

post #2613 of 3340
LS7,

There is no need to take additional pictures. Thank you very much for your reply. I was just wondering if I was seeing things right. I do not have any split toe shoes. I prefer the round apron. In addition I heard somewhere that boots are made wider because it is assumed that the boots will be worn with the thicker socks. So this may explain why Nevis is wider.
post #2614 of 3340
can any of you offer any insight as to the fit for the 888 last and the 82 last? I wear a 9D on the Alden Hampton last and a UK8F on the Alfred Sargent 724 last. Am I correct in assuming that a UK 8.5 should suffice on the 888 and 82 last if I wear the above sizes, or would sizing down to a UK8 be better? Do any of you wear a US 9D? What size do you wear on the EG 888 and 82 lasts?
post #2615 of 3340
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Originally Posted by Fiddler View Post

What's the difference between "mmmmhhhmmmm" and "hnnnnggggg"?

 

Seriously.


mmmmmmhmmmmm is supposed to be pronounced 'Yoda-style', I never heard Yoda say hnnnnnnnggggg.

post #2616 of 3340
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Originally Posted by gaseousclay View Post

can any of you offer any insight as to the fit for the 888 last and the 82 last? I wear a 9D on the Alden Hampton last and a UK8F on the Alfred Sargent 724 last. Am I correct in assuming that a UK 8.5 should suffice on the 888 and 82 last if I wear the above sizes, or would sizing down to a UK8 be better? Do any of you wear a US 9D? What size do you wear on the EG 888 and 82 lasts?

 

My size is a lot smaller than yours, but consensus should be 8.5E.  I wear 6D Plaza, Aberdeen.  I wear 5.5E EG 888 and 82.  I managed to put 5E on but too small. 

post #2617 of 3340
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Originally Posted by niklasnordin View Post


mmmmmmhmmmmm is supposed to be pronounced 'Yoda-style', I never heard Yoda say hnnnnnnnggggg.

 

I can kind of see hnnnnggggg being said while biting down on one's own finger. But I am happy to be corrected.

post #2618 of 3340
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Originally Posted by gaseousclay View Post

can any of you offer any insight as to the fit for the 888 last and the 82 last? I wear a 9D on the Alden Hampton last and a UK8F on the Alfred Sargent 724 last. Am I correct in assuming that a UK 8.5 should suffice on the 888 and 82 last if I wear the above sizes, or would sizing down to a UK8 be better? Do any of you wear a US 9D? What size do you wear on the EG 888 and 82 lasts?

 

I wear a TTS US 9D and wear 8.5E in both EG 202 and 82 lasts. My feet are pretty normal-neither wide nor narrow- and I would say they pretty much fill out a US9D. EG 8.5E fits me like a glove. Very comfortable.

post #2619 of 3340
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Originally Posted by gaseousclay View Post

can any of you offer any insight as to the fit for the 888 last and the 82 last? I wear a 9D on the Alden Hampton last and a UK8F on the Alfred Sargent 724 last. Am I correct in assuming that a UK 8.5 should suffice on the 888 and 82 last if I wear the above sizes, or would sizing down to a UK8 be better? Do any of you wear a US 9D? What size do you wear on the EG 888 and 82 lasts?

I have the same sizing: 0.5 up from AS 724.
post #2620 of 3340
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I wear a TTS US 9D and wear 8.5E in both EG 202 and 82 lasts. My feet are pretty normal-neither wide nor narrow- and I would say they pretty much fill out a US9D. EG 8.5E fits me like a glove. Very comfortable.
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I have the same sizing: 0.5 up from AS 724.

thanks, that's helpful. is the 'E' designation for EG the equivalent of a D width for US sizes? Are most of the EG lasts pretty similar to one another? for example, if I ordered an 8.5E on the 82 last would I also be an 8.5E on the 888 last?
post #2621 of 3340
can anyone suggest a good source for edward green belts in the USA? Either online or brick and mortar is fine.
post #2622 of 3340

Just recieved my Galways today, and I have to say the 82 Last fits my feet just like a glove.

post #2623 of 3340
Excellent choice mate wink.gif
Wear in good health!
post #2624 of 3340
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Originally Posted by dddrees View Post

Just recieved my Galways today, and I have to say the 82 Last fits my feet just like a glove.

NICE! always liked the Galway as a hybrid country boot. Now get some wear on those!

82 is also an excellent fit for me. Edges the 888 and G&G's TG73 by just a little.
post #2625 of 3340
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Originally Posted by Crat View Post

Excellent choice mate wink.gif
Wear in good health!

 

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Originally Posted by DpprDr View Post


NICE! always liked the Galway as a hybrid country boot. Now get some wear on those!

82 is also an excellent fit for me. Edges the 888 and G&G's TG73 by just a little.

Thanks guys,

 

I just prepped them with a bit Saphir, and I'm plannig on breaking them in for about a hour at a time for the next couple of days.

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