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RM Williams Boots - Everything You Wanted to Know
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E Walden 10.5D = RMW 9.5F
Would a pair of 10F Yearling Craftman be too loose? Thanks!
Would a pair of 10F Yearling Craftman be too loose? Thanks!
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AE Walden 10.5D = RMW 9.5FOriginally Posted by genericman
Would a pair of 10F be too loose? Thanks!
I'm a 10.5 D in almost every pair of shoes I own (including many AE) and I wear a 10 F in RMW. 9.5 in RMW was too short for me. I know many go down a full size, but many had problems going down a full size.
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I've got a pair of craftsman in brown suede (will post pics soon) and I'm planning on getting a pair of comfort craftsman in order to cope with the swedish climate in autumn/winter. Do you guys think that I can get them in the same size or do the comfort craftsman differ in any way since they have a rubber sole? I've skimmed through the thread but could find anything on this matter.
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will they go with my RLBL suit?
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Edit: I realize that this thread is dedicated to RMW boots. This is the G&G boot I'm referring to though:Originally Posted by Lear
http://www.leathersoulhawaii.com/200...g-burnham-mto/
It gets my heart racing
Don't let me sway anyone off-topic. Now back to the RMW talk...
Lear
those are some of the nicest boots i've ever seen. truly amazing.
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I took some pictures of my fledgling RM Williams "collection" the other day to show a friend, thought I may as well post them here
Both are Craftsman, black yearling on the left with a composite sole, and chestnut kangaroo on the right with a leather sole.
Both are Craftsman, black yearling on the left with a composite sole, and chestnut kangaroo on the right with a leather sole.
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My Comfort Craftsman mock crocs had slithered through customs and were waiting for me when I got home from work today. Look great, fit perfectly. Will do a picture parade post when I get back 'cos tomorrow I'm off to Oz for a week.
Cheers
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I've got a pair of craftsman in brown suede (will post pics soon) and I'm planning on getting a pair of comfort craftsman in order to cope with the swedish climate in autumn/winter. Do you guys think that I can get them in the same size or do the comfort craftsman differ in any way since they have a rubber sole? I've skimmed through the thread but could find anything on this matter.Originally Posted by rammie
anyone?
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All I can contribute is that my MTO French calf Craftsman that are the same size (9.5 H) as my Comfort Craftsmen are definitely "tighter".Originally Posted by amce
Cheers
Thanks. You have a very nice collection going on there by the way, can't wait to see your comfort craftsman mock crocs!
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