Trapp
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I recently got my first pair of used redwings online and I really like the boot. Need some advice, though. The seller mistook some model markings as sizing on the exterior of the boot, and listed them as a 9.5D. The boot is in fact a 10A, as indicated on the insole.
My foot is a standard 10D (hence my intention to size down the 9.5 for redwing). Numbers aside, the boots fit fine in the length. My toes move freely without too much extra space. But because they are a narrow 'A' , they hug the balls of my feet. It's slight, and not uncomfortable, even when I walked with them outside for several hours while shopping.
For those who have more redwing-wearing experience, can I expect to enjoy any give in the width of the boot over time? Or is this a simple case of "the boot don't fit" and a return and refund due to improper listing?
If they stretch just a touch, I'm fine. If not, I'll send them back.
If anyone can tell what model this is, or what year they came out (listed as 'vintage' but that could mean anything) then I would be interested to know.
My foot is a standard 10D (hence my intention to size down the 9.5 for redwing). Numbers aside, the boots fit fine in the length. My toes move freely without too much extra space. But because they are a narrow 'A' , they hug the balls of my feet. It's slight, and not uncomfortable, even when I walked with them outside for several hours while shopping.
For those who have more redwing-wearing experience, can I expect to enjoy any give in the width of the boot over time? Or is this a simple case of "the boot don't fit" and a return and refund due to improper listing?
If they stretch just a touch, I'm fine. If not, I'll send them back.
If anyone can tell what model this is, or what year they came out (listed as 'vintage' but that could mean anything) then I would be interested to know.