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The sale is live.
Unfortunately not live on all models yet. I am assuming they are still updating parts of website/database.
 

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My bad. The model I’m looking at was live.:hide:
It's there! almost every boot I like! Well, I was expecting W & C would go on sale ?
 

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Any idea what the hell this is?
Its more pronounced on the right boot but its in the left one as well. It is like a raised bump about the size of a dime and its hard. I've put about 100-125 hrs on these and I didn't notice it until I started to feel it on the right boot today and looked and there they were. I checked my old pair of Whites and its on the right boot as well but completely flat and not elevated. Its not on the left one. Any idea what it is? :rolleyes:
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I'm guessing it's a lump of hardened glue. My Cykels actually have a similar hardened raised bump in the footbed but it's annoyingly right under the ball of my left foot, which has caused a callous on my foot in that area.
 

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Thinking of ordering a pair of Bounty Hunters in waxed olive leather. Wondering if the leather is thick enough to do unlined?
 

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I'm guessing it's a lump of hardened glue. My Cykels actually have a similar hardened raised bump in the footbed but it's annoyingly right under the ball of my left foot, which has caused a callous on my foot in that area.
So I also sent the same pictures to Bakers and the reply was, "That comes from the last - that's where the peg goes during the bottoming process."

I replied asking if there was a remedy to it. Like can I hammer it down, or will it flatten out over time like my other pair? For now I took a cheap CVS foot bed cushion and cut it to just fit the heel. I'll see if that helps. :rolleyes:
 

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No problem...
Any stretching issues? I’ve been told it’s basically heavily waxed, rough out cxl. I’ve heard before that a liner is recommended with regular cxl because of the stretching, that’s why I ordered my olive waxed flesh with a liner. They’ll hopefully be here Friday. It sucks that I’m feeling apprehensive instead of excited though. Out of my first three pairs of Whites, only 1 has been perfect, without any issues.
 

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Any stretching issues? I’ve been told it’s basically heavily waxed, rough out cxl. I’ve heard before that a liner is recommended with regular cxl because of the stretching, that’s why I ordered my olive waxed flesh with a liner. They’ll hopefully be here Friday. It sucks that I’m feeling apprehensive instead of excited though. Out of my first three pairs of Whites, only 1 has been perfect, without any issues.
Not so far but I have no direct experience with lined boots.
 

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Can you help me with words to get a clearer mental picture on the differences between the Whites Bounty Hunter and 350 Cutter?

*(I’m figuring out my sizing currently at bakers, purely asking for aesthetic, quality differences)
 

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Can you help me with words to get a clearer mental picture on the differences between the Whites Bounty Hunter and 350 Cutter?

*(I’m figuring out my sizing currently at bakers, purely asking for aesthetic, quality differences)
Cutters look similar to lace to toe Bounty Hunters and on the same last, 55.
Has White's sized you in cutters?
 

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Can you help me with words to get a clearer mental picture on the differences between the Whites Bounty Hunter and 350 Cutter?

*(I’m figuring out my sizing currently at bakers, purely asking for aesthetic, quality differences)
Naming convention... Bounty Hunter afaik is a Bakers thing... It did well and Whites brought it out albeit with a different name.
 

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Cutters look similar to lace to toe Bounty Hunters and on the same last, 55.
Has White's sized you in cutters?
No, I simply liked the look of the cutters and couldn’t place the difference. I’ve been fitted on the 55 last with a wider right ball of the foot at bakers. So I’m thinking I’ll go with the bounty hunters with lace to toe. Have you heard if they affect the feeling of fit for wider feet? I have read that lace to toes are beneficial for narrow feet.
 

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No, I simply liked the look of the cutters and couldn’t place the difference. I’ve been fitted on the 55 last with a wider right ball of the foot at bakers. So I’m thinking I’ll go with the bounty hunters with lace to toe. Have you heard if they affect the feeling of fit for wider feet? I have read that lace to toes are beneficial for narrow feet.
I don't have lace to toe but I have read the same thing, lace to toe provides narrower or tighter fit.
Folks who own both could confirm?
 

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I don't have lace to toe but I have read the same thing, lace to toe provides narrower or tighter fit.
Folks who own both could confirm?

I have both. Haven't noticed a significant difference (E width). Obviously LTT offers more adjustability but puts more seams closer to your toes, which at least for me I find less comfortable. When you think how they are made (stretching a leather upper over a last), there really shouldn't be a significant change in fit beyond the ample pair to pair variability ;)

And yes to the OP's point, a 6" LTT bounty hunter with a mini-lug sole is the same as a 350 cutter.
 

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