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Originally Posted by wagthesam
I used to do Chinese water colors, and one of the most fun things to paint are warriors and monks with wierd proportions and crazy volumunious clothing. The folds, etc... allow you to create these great 3D effects, and plus, really, who wants to paint some bamboo trees or lotus leaves when you can paint this dude?
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Anyone know how Generic Man sizing runs?
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TTS, same as CPs. Sole is NOT the same as CPs nor are they made in the same factory, as people have suggested before.
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It's alright, I found a pair for a good price and I like them more for the styling than anything, problem is there's only a 42 and a 44 and I'm really a 10 in US sizing so I'm not sure which way to go...
It's alright, I found a pair for a good price and I like them more for the styling than anything, problem is there's only a 42 and a 44 and I'm really a 10 in US sizing so I'm not sure which way to go...Originally Posted by AndrewRyanWallace
42 should fit a US 10. I'm a 9 and wear 41 in CPs, etc.
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my 42's are marked ass 9.5 and fit exactly like 9.5 a bit smaller than my 42 CPs though.
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i just hot soaked my fh3001s for the 2nd time, this hip flare better dissappear
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Thanks guys, went with the 42's.
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i haven't. that's why i've come to the wisdom of the sf gods to get an opinion on them. i figure i'll take a chance and buy them this friday. i'll be the guinea pig to let you all know.
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