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The Ultimate Vass (Footwear) Thread (Pictures, reviews, sizing, etc...)
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I like my shoe bags, too, but you're depriving yourself of a great opportunity to see your shoes arrayed together by keeping your shoes in them. Vass need to be on display, even if you're the only one to see them.Originally Posted by Guero
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Plus, it is just one more thing to do when getting dressed in the morning. I usually want to see my shoes when deciding on what to wear. My shoes have their own closet with a door which keeps dust to a minimum. However, if I haven't worn a pair in a while, a quick brushing will knock off any dust.
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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
so they are black indeed. beautiful man where did you kop?
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Old English, 6125 Dark Cognac, U-last, Double sole tapering to singleOriginally Posted by LS7
Until now, I've never quite seen the point of this sole configuration. But these do look very nice.
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don't want to be a spoil sport. i'm seriously struggling with teh DTS to heel balance, though.Originally Posted by fritzl
It's fine to question me on it. Do you mean aesthetically, or just that the heel looks low for the thickness of the midsole?
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Good stuff! How do they fit?Originally Posted by Slewfoot
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Well done SP - how's the fit?Originally Posted by Lonneker
Thanks dudes. As good as I had hoped! Im a perfect US 9.5, and these 43's fit really great. If anything, just an *eeensy* bit wide, but Im sure a 42.5 would have been too small. Anyone who has had variations between 2 half sizes care to comment if its a big difference or a small one?
so they are black indeed. beautiful man where did you kop?Originally Posted by in stitches
Thanks man - Through SF, of course!
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Thanks dudes. As good as I had hoped! Im a perfect US 9.5, and these 43's fit really great. If anything, just an *eeensy* bit wide, but Im sure a 42.5 would have been too small. Anyone who has had variations between 2 half sizes care to comment if its a big difference or a small one?Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Thanks man - Through SF, of course!
What width are you in US sizing? I'm trying to nail down my size in Vass.
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