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How much room are on your heels when you're standing? With this achilles mesh I recently bought I can slip my index finger easily and my thumb with a bit of force. I can also feel my heels slipping a bit when I walk. Maybe because they're new so the soles are still stiff? This doesn't happen with my old vintage achilles. I usually wear 10 us and I wonder if I should size down to 42 in my next cp purchase.
duno about the laces but lemme know how they look. pics would be awesome. was thinking about grabbing a pair as well.
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I think there's a bit of paranoia tbh when it comes to CP sizing.
I am true US10 (10 Vans/10.5 flyknits, etc) and I found that a 43 in CP is slightly too large. A 42 is a bit tight in width, but after a bit of wear, it becomes a perfect fit.
And I wear 42 in Vintage high, Achilles low, Achilles low mesh, Canvas low, and the track shoe. I think there's a bit of difference between the models, but not so that you should keep yourselves up at night about it.
i bought the same ones from thecorner...i dont think they look green at all honestly, maybe like a slight slight hint but i would stil def say blueAm I tripping or do these look green to me? They're the blue perforated lows. They definitely look green in person. Also I would probably size down if going from original achilles to perforated; not certain however as these fit fine width wise but had a good inch and a half left in the toe, compared to about an inch in the original lows.