evilgeniusdan
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^ They look great. I'm sure they'll age well.
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I just got a pair today. I'm a 12 in most shoes, an 11.5 in Alden Indy boot, an 11 in Chucks. I got the 11.5 D in the Katahdin and they fit great. Maybe a little narrow on the right foot (the bigger of the two) but not bad and should stretch out. They come in a wide width, but I'm afraid that might be too wide. The length is great though.
LL Bean Katahdin Iron Works Engineer Boots
Those look great. My experience on size it they fit pretty true - 10E for me. I don't mind the width as I often wear with heavier socks. Tell me about the Obenauf's. Which product did you use?
Try this
^ I meant to comment on those boots earlier. They look exactly like the Wings and Horns service boots (also made in Canada), just without the distressing. I'm curious on who makes them as well as I'd prefer those to the $800 versions.
Dayton?
Dayton's again: