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btw, did my info above prove helpful to you, amce?
Yepp, thanks. I'm on the fence at the moment. Decisions, decisions................. Cheers
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btw, did my info above prove helpful to you, amce?
Does RM Williams make cordovan boots? I have two pairs of craftsmen in yearling (chestnut and whiskey) but find that they are easily scratched. I'd like to order a pair of Stockmans but in a thicker and more durable hide. Any suggestions?
Yepp, thanks. I'm on the fence at the moment. Decisions, decisions.................
Sorry if this is stupid but.. I got more confused after going through the opening post guide. My feet measure barely 10 inches, regular D width, and I wear a size 8 to 8 1/2 in most american boots. What size would I order for the B541 Kangaroo Craftsman? btw I want a chisel-toed shape so I would not want the forum special model?
halp. please.
Sorry if this is stupid but.. I got more confused after going through the opening post guide.
Leather sole or rubber? Is it ok to get leather soles wet sometimes - I don't mind my foot getting wet, as long as the shoe/sole isnt damaged by it.
The Kangaroo Craftsman already comes in a chisel toe shape so no worries. The problem with shoe makers is that their sizing is all over the place. I suggest you nail it down to 8 or 8.5. Which one is it? The best way to find out is to go try on an AE shoe. Or you could use this guide that shows you how to measure your feet: http://shoes.about.com/od/fitcomfort/ss/measurefeet.htm Once you know your size, subtract 1/2 to get your RMW size.
Turns out I'm either a 7 1/2 E or an size 8 D in Allen Edmonds.. but the 7 1/2 E fits better.