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Can't give you a comparison to the Rain but I can say the 87 is generous. My Cambridge boots have plenty of wiggle room. I went 1/2 size up to add space for winter socks and they are spot on.How does the 87 last compared to Carmina Rain Last? I have never tried Alfred Sargent before, considering getting a pair of 87 last boots
Ive noted these are sold as a F fitting which is their standard (same as E on other makers), but I feel these are really a true F, and hence you can lace them up fully. Really depends how it fits on your widest part of the foot. For me this was an F deceptfully marketed as an E, but is a real F....
How does the 87 last compared to Carmina Rain Last? I have never tried Alfred Sargent before, considering getting a pair of 87 last boots
I'd like to add that I own a rain lasted pair of balmoral boots and the 86 lasted cambridge.
I have both lasts. 87 is a little wider. Toe area feels a bit more open, whereas the rain last tapers. I take the same size in both. No way I could size up or down in either.
Can't give you a comparison to the Rain but I can say the 87 is generous. My Cambridge boots have plenty of wiggle room. I went 1/2 size up to add space for winter socks and they are spot on.
My 87 last Bexhill chukkas feel rommier all around than my Rain bluchers in the same size (8UK). I find Rain to actually feel shorter and tighter around the top (top of toe joins and instep).Does 87 last runs short compared to Rain last? Someone told me the 87 Cambridge is shorter in term of length.
These are a size 9US in Sid Mashburn size. As I learned recently on my own SMxAS chelseas, this translates to a 8.5UK, so you may need to size down one half