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Crockett&Jones: 337 last vs 348 ?
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Well, it turns out the 7E are too tight. Don't know what happened? As the store they felt OK but this morning they did not fit as well. I am cosidering sizing up to 7.5E or consider the Drummond in Tan on the 337 last. Has anyone had fir issues with the 348 last?
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Well, it turns out the 7E are too tight. Don't know what happened? As the store they felt OK but this morning they did not fit as well. I am cosidering sizing up to 7.5E or consider the Drummond in Tan on the 337 last. Has anyone had fir issues with the 348 last?Originally Posted by NAVA23
I wear the same size on both 348 and 337 last. 337 last is more roomier and I think it is only available on the Handgrades (i.e. Clifford). Drummond is benchgrade, so I don't think you can get it on 337. The Handgrades are priced higher. Were they priced the same at the store?
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Well, it turns out the 7E are too tight. Don't know what happened? As the store they felt OK but this morning they did not fit as well. I am cosidering sizing up to 7.5E or consider the Drummond in Tan on the 337 last. Has anyone had fir issues with the 348 last?Originally Posted by NAVA23
Tried the 348 in my size, too tight. Half a size up, too big! The model I was looking at only came in an E width, so I'm stuck. Not to my taste anyway. I'm not a fan of the 337, but I may take a second look. The Clifford looks great. I don't fit the 341 last that well, and it's too pointy.
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Tried the 348 in my size, too tight. Half a size up, too big! The model I was looking at only came in an E width, so I'm stuck. Not to my taste anyway. I'm not a fan of the 337, but I may take a second look. The Clifford looks great. I don't fit the 341 last that well, and it's too pointy.Originally Posted by rabiesinfrance
Yes, they are the same price at the store from what I've seen.
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Good morning!
I want to buy the 348th block. What size to choose?
the block 337 at a rate of 7 is almost ideal. Only a heel at me very narrow. Therefore in a heel on width it is very free. But in a sock on width end-to-end.
the block 341 at a rate of 7 draws in. In a heel and on the center for width it is excellent. But in a sock on width presses a little finger.
I want to buy the 348th block. What size to choose?
the block 337 at a rate of 7 is almost ideal. Only a heel at me very narrow. Therefore in a heel on width it is very free. But in a sock on width end-to-end.
the block 341 at a rate of 7 draws in. In a heel and on the center for width it is excellent. But in a sock on width presses a little finger.
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