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What is the difference between Wallace and William?
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stickonatree
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looks like the william is double-soled
Berticus
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The soles in the William's look a LOT bigger. Seems to be almost double Wallace's. The curvature and height of the heels seems different too. Not exactly sure how to describe it. Could affect how the shoe fits. Other than that, they do look about the same to me as well. ---Edit--- Ah, stickonatree beat me to it.
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