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Sure! These are some shots of my three Vibergs with Horween work horse butt. I resoled all on Dr Soles Corded.Would love to see some pics!
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Sure! These are some shots of my three Vibergs with Horween work horse butt. I resoled all on Dr Soles Corded.Would love to see some pics!
Last time I reached out to him was around mid March as I was supposed to have a build completed at the end of that month. He did reply as said he was behind, although I'm not sure by how much. You may try and reach out to him on instagram as well as he's still actively posting here and there as well.
Just received my whiskey shell Truman’s back from Brian.
The instep was super tight on these, so I barely ever wore them. He loosened the instep for me and resoled them with role club half soles. They fit so much better now!
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So after finally getting a hold of Brian after 2+ months (thanks to Mghart's suggestion of contacting him on IG), we exchanged a couple emails back and forth where he explained the pricing and the waitlist process and then.... he stopped responding again lol. I think I give up at this point. While Brian's work looks top notch and I understand he is busy, it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth when it takes me this long just to get ahold of him to put my deposit down and name on the waitlist. Also, it seems like the price for a pair of underdogs went up to $1850 now with half up front. And while Brian doesn't seem like the dishonest type, I don't know how great I'd feel having close to $1000 held up for 2+ years when the communication isn't the greatest. Anyway, that's the end of my rant. Guess I'll just continue to admire from afar.
If you really want a pair, i wouldnt let it discourage you, I can understand it leaves a bad taste in your mouth to some extent, but he's a one man show and he has no staff. His waitlist is now 3x as long as it was when i last ordered which understandably delays answering messages to some extent.So after finally getting a hold of Brian after 2+ months (thanks to Mghart's suggestion of contacting him on IG), we exchanged a couple emails back and forth where he explained the pricing and the waitlist process and then.... he stopped responding again lol. I think I give up at this point. While Brian's work looks top notch and I understand he is busy, it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth when it takes me this long just to get ahold of him to put my deposit down and name on the waitlist. Also, it seems like the price for a pair of underdogs went up to $1850 now with half up front. And while Brian doesn't seem like the dishonest type, I don't know how great I'd feel having close to $1000 held up for 2+ years when the communication isn't the greatest. Anyway, that's the end of my rant. Guess I'll just continue to admire from afar.
Truman’s 79 last had a super low instep back in the day. It’s been modified since.How did you learn your size for the Truman boot ? In other words, why was the instep tight ?
Truman’s 79 last had a super low instep back in the day. It’s been modified since.
Truman has not and is not doing foot tracings. All the sizing is standard.O.K. However my question is if you ordered your Truman boots using a tracing (or some other similar measuring method), how did it come to be that the instep was a tight fit ?
In other words, I understand that a last (such as Truman #79) could have a shallow instep height, but if Truman is producing boots from customer foot measurements the fit is supposed to be ideal.
Truman has not and is not doing foot tracings. All the sizing is standard.
They have a sizing guide on the website. You can also contact them via email and they will guide you.How does a potential Truman Boot customer know which size length/width to order ?
They have a sizing guide on the website. You can also contact them via email and they will guide you.
When was your original estimated built time/slot? Mine was supposed to be March and I’m still waiting lol.can’t wait to get these back from RC
as well as RC engineers and Underdogs by end of this year ??
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my resole/relast was his normal timeframe of 3-4 months. Mine should be finished on timeWhen was your original estimated built time/slot? Mine was supposed to be March and I’m still waiting lol.