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C&J 240 vs 341 last
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Tarmac
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I only have one of each, but here's my take:
240 - pure rounded toe, not elongated, conservative, I would not be surprised if CJ said they used this last 100 years ago
341 - slightly elongated, slightly sharper point, flatter toe, modern but still classic-looking.
I would prefer 341 usually in most cases
240 - pure rounded toe, not elongated, conservative, I would not be surprised if CJ said they used this last 100 years ago
341 - slightly elongated, slightly sharper point, flatter toe, modern but still classic-looking.
I would prefer 341 usually in most cases
mg428
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Thank you Tarmac for your contribution. The thing is that I am trying to see whether or not a person who owns shoes from both lasts wears the same size or not.
For instance, do you wear, say 10.5D for 341 last but 10D for 240 last?
For instance, do you wear, say 10.5D for 341 last but 10D for 240 last?
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