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No problem! Feel free to do so anytime. Glad you like them.Originally Posted by Slewfoot
I wonder if they would look good in blucher form, same shoe just not a boot...Originally Posted by geoffmartin17
im a vass ignoramus so apolagies, but does the U last come in an F width?Originally Posted by Mr Herbert
I can safely say that I will never be able to get behind the Peter last but these on the other hand are lovelyOriginally Posted by MalfordOfLondon
shape of your feet hence the fit?Originally Posted by fritzl
'In matters of taste ...' as they say - but I find the New Peter works for bluchers, esp without brogueing or ornament in a countrified style as in second from right below.Originally Posted by Pliny
'In matters of taste ...' as they say - but I find the New Peter works for bluchers, esp without brogueing or ornament in a countrified style as in second from right below.Originally Posted by Pliny
Slew, I was thinking just like those but with the F-last and the 360 goyser welt. Those u-last ones look fantastic, but i think i want a u-last norweger....after seeing GDL's post pages and pages ago.Originally Posted by geoffmartin17
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