so pattern is the same. Only last (toe shape) is different?
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so pattern is the same. Only last (toe shape) is different?
It’s been a while since I tried on the Harlech, but I would say that the toe box and length are the main differences. Most people seem to take the same size in both models. To me they differ enough to complement each otherso pattern is the same. Only last (toe shape) is different?
I own both the Harlech in Whiskey Shell and the Coniston in Tan Grain. The Harlech is much more elegant and the Coniston indeed is a country boot because of the grain leather and the last 325. 325 is noticeably broader in the toe box. However, I do take the same size in both lasts. For me, a Coniston in a non-grain leather would be too close to the Harlech to own both models in a similar colour.It’s been a while since I tried on the Harlech, but I would say that the toe box and length are the main differences. Most people seem to take the same size in both models. To me they differ enough to complement each other
Here is a reddit thread partially on that topic:
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r/goodyearwelt - Crockett and Jones Whiskey Shell Harlech and Tan Grain Coniston
56 votes and 33 comments so far on Redditwww.reddit.com
I am sure there are those here who own both models and can add more insight.
I think you sum it up well. One is a bit more elegant (Harlech), the other is a bit more rugged (Coniston). Variations on a theme, but for me the Coniston is a bit more versatile.I own both the Harlech in Whiskey Shell and the Coniston in Tan Grain. The Harlech is much more elegant and the Coniston indeed is a country boot because of the grain leather and the last 325. 325 is noticeably broader in the toe box. However, I do take the same size in both lasts. For me, a Coniston in a non-grain leather would be too close to the Harlech to own both models in a similar colour.
Great minds think alike, and so these DR suede ones are already on the way haha…![]()
Coniston - 325 - Ridgeway - Earth Green Suede
Specs Exclusive to Division Road Earth Green Calf Suede (UK) 325 Last Natural Leather Lining Cap Toe Blind Eyelets Back Stay & Fabric Pull Loop Wood Shank & Cork Filled Insole Dark Brown Leather Storm Welt Dark Brown Leather Midsole Ridgeway Sole Dark Brown Cotton Laces (2 Pair) Goodyear...divisionroadinc.com
What about this as an alternate to the rough out?
Nice! Only 1 more person needed to get these into production!!I'm in for the rough-out Coniston
Happy with specs, although curious to see more pictures of this notched welt? If anyone has specced it other than on the Molton?
They all get shipped from the UK directly to you. It's probably around GBP 35 - 40 extra.How does shipping work for these? Is that additional to the price on the spreadsheet?
Yes.How does shipping work for these? Is that additional to the price on the spreadsheet?
Just posted on Reddit, would be cool if that can help get our last participant so these come in time for fall.Nice! Only 1 more person needed to get these into production!!
As for the notched welt - feast your eyes:
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Nice! Only 1 more person needed to get these into production!!
As for the notched welt - feast your eyes:
Looks like we have 6 now.Just posted on Reddit, would be cool if that can help get our last participant so these come in time for fall.
Yes, very much so... I've had a Black Cordovan Islay on Ridgeway in my thoughts (with a bellows tongue if C&J could do that), but also open to other ideas. I really like the overall look of the current Black Islay, but not so keen on the ScotchGrain, and when I tried it on was when I realised the speed hooks were in silver, I'd like something more stealthy!Is anyone interested in starting up a Islay GMTO?
I’m pretty much open to any leather and the out sole is debatable. Preferably a grain leather opposed to a flesh side leather.