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John Lobb 2eyelet face off ... Sandon - Luffeld

speedster.8

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Like them both, but wont get both ... Sandon:
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This may well be the deal maker IMHO.
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Nice little detail there no? What do you think ...
 

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The 4800 last is more pronounced than the 8000 last, espcially in calf. The fits are similar. It comes down to your preference.
 

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i had the sandon in chestnut and it was a very aesthetically pleasing look about it. the chisel toe with the more vertical drop on the sides of the quarters made it a more formal look (of course not in chestnut though)

however ,the luffield i have seen in darker colors like dark brown and parisian and black, and perhaps because of the colors, i biasedly found the luffield more luxuriously looking than the sandon.

but i dont like the toe on the luffield, i dont like the 8000 last in general imo it is a very flat looking square shape with no real curvy sweep towards it.
i prefer the 8695 last or the rounder 7000.
 

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Thanks for the swift response & splendid reference pictures VR.
My preference would be the toe box of the Sandon with the seamless heel of the Luffeld.
But im not going bespokefor this ...
 

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What nice detail are you referring to?

I like the luffield better.
 

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Luffield without even a question. It's a prestige shoe, and the 8000 last fits me much better than the 4800.
 

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Not get both?

I am not sure that I understand that concept.


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Originally Posted by von Rothbart
The 4800 last is more pronounced than the 8000 last, espcially in calf. The fits are similar. It comes down to your preference.

I find the 4800 last tighter, especially acoss the toes.
 

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If you can find the Perrier, I would chose that instead.
Look at the EG two eyelet derby also.
 

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Originally Posted by Tarmac
What nice detail are you referring to? I like the luffield better.
Originally Posted by speedster.8
Thanks for the swift response & splendid reference pictures VR. My preference would be the toe box of the Sandon with the seamless heel of the Luffeld. But im not going bespokefor this ...
Originally Posted by speedster.8
This may well be the deal maker IMHO.
p1030994aam7.jpg
Nice little detail there no? What do you think ...
And see the way they joined the front and rear parts of the shoe ... But the slight chisel on the Sandon
is not bar either. Il have a look again tomorrow ...
 

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Originally Posted by T4phage
If you can find the Perrier, I would chose that instead. Look at the EG two eyelet derby also.
I actually asked Tony for this:
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But he said only for bespoke ... Even though I just wanted a crossgrain. Il ask again some other time.
 

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