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Plus speed hooks kill your shoe laces.

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Thanks man. These are a 10E, the 10.5E's were a little big.

Fit is perfect now. My Smoke jumpers fit great at 11E, but I wear thick wool socks with them. I'm a size 10 in Clark's Wallys and a 10D/E in Alden Indy...if that helps anyone.

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i got a quick question, i know i could be asking in the small questions thread, but i figured that most of the people there are asking about denim. anyway, are any of your boots steel toed and safety rated? i only ask because im looking to pick up a pair and my company will reimburse me 90$ for a pair if they're safety rated AND i can get a new pair every year.

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^$90 won't go too far on a new pair of Whites or Wesco's but it will make a $90 cheaper.... plan on forking over at least $300 of your own money...

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I'm about to buy a pair of Alden Indys online and I just have a question about size. If anyone can give me a good answer I would be happy. My foot is 28.2 cm long, 10.0 cm wide. I usually wear EUR44, US M 10½, UK 9½ (DM, Crockett&Jones Coniston). I have a skinny heel and not to high arc. Should I go with 9½D or 10D?

Thanks for any help!

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I wear a 9uk in Crockett and Jones and a 8.5EE or 9Eus in indys, but since I have a high instep I may be an 8 1/2uk in terms of length. C&J don't offer a wider fit as standard in the Skye. I have tried on 8 1/2 coniston and from memory they fitted except the width.

So all in all, I'd say get a 10 if your 9 1/2 is a tight fit and a 9.5 if they are loose.

You are just going to have to take a bit of a risk I guess....

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while I'm at it... my favourite Ducker & Son chukkas

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They originally had leather soles, but when those wore through I had them changed for plantation crepe. Now these have worn through too, and need a bit of a refurb. I'm going to go for crepe again- really comfy, and less slippy. Pics here when I get them back

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I do seem to wear my shoes pretty hard... but in my experience as long as you buy good quality to start with they'll only improve with a bit of rough treatment. I've polished them up with #8 polish (first time in quite a while), and they're looking pretty nice I think.

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