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F and U are among best in world for attractiveness, IMO. I also like P2 as long as they are derbies and not Oxfords. P2 makes a good looking and comfortable semi-casual shoe that is anchored in Central European tradition without being a thick-soled stomper.I would agree in some cases.
I'm not at all a fan of the S, or the 3636 at all. I don't care for the shape of the Peter but I do like some of the Norwegers over all.
That said the F, and U in particular are considered to be excellent by an overwhelming majority.
Are those all f last?Ordered three pairs. Each pair shipped out within 3 days. No issue at all. F last fits me the best.
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Two F's and one K.Are those all f last?
That is true. I like the 804 last. But many of their lasts feels rough and to abruptly cut at the front. I also don't like the wide sole edges. But that's my opinion only.
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Last comparison- From top to bottom:
Enzo Bonafe 804
Carmina Rain
Enzo Bonafe 45
C&J 384
How does the instep compare between F and K? What are the biggest differences you noticed in terms of size? Never tried the K but I'm very much tempted to pull the trigger on one.Two F's and one K.
I have the same size in both. K is definitely tighter than the F. If your feet are a little bit on the wide side, then don’t consider the K. In terms of instep, F is higher.How does the instep compare between F and K? What are the biggest differences you noticed in terms of size? Never tried the K but I'm very much tempted to pull the trigger on one.
The F fit me comfortably but K is tight. Very pointy toe. It's style over comfort, even for my medium width foot.I have the same size in both. K is definitely tighter than the F. If your feet are a little bit on the wide side, then don’t consider the K. In terms of instep, F is higher.
Totally agree on the P2 last, I have a pair and plan to buy another.F and U are among best in world for attractiveness, IMO. I also like P2 as long as they are derbies and not Oxfords. P2 makes a good looking and comfortable semi-casual shoe that is anchored in Central European tradition without being a thick-soled stomper.
Where did you see low priced auctions? I don't see any ascot auctions, and certainly none of their listed shoes are currently on a "fire sale;" they're all much higher than vass prices.Hi guys, hope your taking advantage of Karl's (Ascot shoes) (Fire sale) Auctions on eBay?. Apparently there - "currently clearing all our stocked shoes because our showrooms in London Mayfair and Paris are still closed.Many are brand new and never been worn or tried on (see photos for actual shoes being sold) ". I've nabbed a nice new pair of MTO: Vass Valway Boots Blue & Oxblood Calf - U last UK10 (£290) which are arriving today and my Brother in law has a nice new pair of Vass Double Monks Cognac & Cream Calf - K Last UK6 (£155) for delivery later in the week, I've got bidders remorse on a few pairs I should have gone higher on notably a lovely pair of Vass Oxford High Boots Green suede & Calf - F Last UK10 . Happy bidding.
For clarity I have no connection to Ascot Shoes whatsoever other than being a happy past & present customer. Carl.
Same here - I never see those Vass auctions on EbayWhere did you see low priced auctions? I don't see any ascot auctions, and certainly none of their listed shoes are currently on a "fire sale;" they're all much higher than vass prices.