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One shoe design, two styles
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MarcellHUN
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801: The best Koronya last, period...Originally Posted by raumil
Thank you! It really means a lot to hear this kind of feedback - I appreciate it a lot.
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I agree and I love it. It's almost a deadringer to the U last.Originally Posted by von Rothbart
Yes similar, but if you look from the side - this is more "sharp".Originally Posted by MarcellHUN
How does this compare to the EG 888 last?
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Beautiful. I honestly don't know which one i like better. I typically lean towards the sleeker 801 look, but they are both great.
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Beautiful work. The color looks like freshly baked bread; warm and inviting.
I love the Budapesters on the left. You have an excellent control on the last shape.
They look full and robust without looking chunky. Really nice work.
I love the Budapesters on the left. You have an excellent control on the last shape.
They look full and robust without looking chunky. Really nice work.
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How long until RTW is available? Can orders be placed now? Price point?
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Marcell, if I was to buy bespoke it would be through you.Originally Posted by kngrimm
Those specific lasts would not be my first preference, but you've displayed great craftsmanship... it would be a pleasure.
Thanks! I am sure you will do once. Don't miss my workshop from your program, if you are in Hungary!
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How long until RTW is available? Can orders be placed now? Price point?Originally Posted by WhateverYouLike
Honestly: I am still struggling with the RTW line..
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