mcarthur
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The Ravellos came in today:
They look dark in indoor lighting, but appears to be more reddish under direct light.
I believe it is more of an orthopedic line (e.g., TruBalance, TruFlare, TruSquare) but I do not think it is typical of their regular lines. Maybe Moulded Shoes here in NYC can still get them.
Some TruSquare info.
http://www.aldenshoe.com/cat_ortho_comf_757.htm
Andreas, Yes. Alden sizing is done as the number (in your case the 10) and then the width. The width is expressed with two letters. The width here (expressed as a C/E) is in fact an E width. So the proper size would be a 10E. This is a pretty good resource for sizing: http://www.alden-of-carmel.com/fitting.htm Hope this helps.Just a question, to make sure I won't make a mistake... I recently bought a nice pair of Indy Boots here in Germany. Pricing, of course, was ridiculous As you might imagine, I immediately fell in love with these boots, so I'm going to buy another pair online. A good friend is going to Philadelphia to attend her son's wedding in april, and she agreed to bring the boots back to Germany I'm going to have shipped to her son's US-adress. I just want to make sure I'll order the correct size and width. So I took a picture of my boots (see below). Is it correct I bought a 10 E here in Germany? Please confirm the size from the pic, this would be really appreciated!! Thank you very, very much, Andy
Oh yes, thank you very much.Andreas,
Yes. Alden sizing is done as the number (in your case the 10) and then the width. The width is expressed with two letters. The width here (expressed as a C/E) is in fact an E width. So the proper size would be a 10E.
This is a pretty good resource for sizing: http://www.alden-of-carmel.com/fitting.htm
Hope this helps.
Does anyone routinely use tongue pads in their Aldens? I'm trying out a pair of PTBs that seem to fit well, but when I slip a tongue pad in between the tongue and my foot (not using the adhesive just yet), my foot feels more locked in and heel slip is diminished (there's really not much heel slip to begin with). I understand that, as the sole breaks in, some initial heel slip can go away. I've used tongue pads on some Loake chukkas to get rid of some extra room, but I kind of dislike the idea of using them on a pair of shoes that are significantly more expensive, however, and I also wonder if tongue pads can be replaced many times throughout the life of a shoe?
Really? They were supposed to contact me bout pre-orders over the winter because I need a B width, but they never did, and now looking at their site they don't even have the boot listed.