White's Boots

[seawolf]

I sure do. These pics are a bit older, and I think I had just mowed the lawn with them, so they're a little green

I'll take some new pics in a minute for you.

[natehate]

i wanna see more shots of those smurf blue rought outs  daizawaguy

[seawolf]

And because this is a White's thread…

[Chris]

@natehate:

i wanna see more shots of those smurf blue rought outs  daizawaguy

Me, too.

[daizawaguy]

Here goes…thanks for the interest!

[CLJ]

Exactly what I needed. Thank you sir!

[daizawaguy]

[daizawaguy]

Here are some of my dark cherry and dark brown water buffalo…

[daizawaguy]

My Jeans mate

[seanocono]

So I just found out that White's Boots is based in Spokane.  How did I go this long without knowing this?  My Mom lives in Spokane.  I visit the area like 5 times a year.  I have season tickets to the alma mater, 90 minutes south of Spokane.  White's is in Spokane. Viberg is in Victoria.  PNW FTW.

[joesaintjohn]

@daizawaguy:

My Jeans mate

Love these.

[Snowy]

Awesome daizawaguy!

[davito]

the cherry buffalo ^, what a nice boot 

[davito]

@seawolf:

I sure do. These pics are a bit older, and I think I had just mowed the lawn with them, so they're a little green

I'll take some new pics in a minute for you.

no worry about the green, I love those dirrrrty nice boots seawolf and I like how you broke them in to a nice shape

[seawolf]

Thanks! I really love the fit too. They are super comfortable, though after a long day of wearing them, I get a little rubbing in a couple areas. This leads me to believe that they're STILL not totally broken-in. I've had them for quite a while now!

[palma]

@SpaceGnome:

well, I am a 10.5 in Nike trainers.  I brannock at a 10.  My Whites are a 10 and I have a thumbs width of room up front when standing.  I would not want anything smaller.  I suggest doing the fitting method that White's and Bakers do, and sending the results to them.

I contacted Kyle by email. I scanned my foot tracing and sent it via email, he suggested 9E, but didn't seem too sure.

[Snowy]

if they're too small, you're fecked
if they're too large, you can wear thick sock.

[SpaceGnome]

@seanocono:

So I just found out that White's Boots is based in Spokane.  How did I go this long without knowing this?  My Mom lives in Spokane.  I visit the area like 5 times a year.  I have season tickets to the alma mater, 90 minutes south of Spokane.  White's is in Spokane. Viberg is in Victoria.  PNW FTW.

you went to WSU?  I went there as well.

[tatmantall]

@palma:

@SpaceGnome:

well, I am a 10.5 in Nike trainers.  I brannock at a 10.  My Whites are a 10 and I have a thumbs width of room up front when standing.  I would not want anything smaller.  I suggest doing the fitting method that White's and Bakers do, and sending the results to them.

I contacted Kyle by email. I scanned my foot tracing and sent it via email, he suggested 9E, but didn't seem too sure.

this method of emailing a digital file of the image scares me a might bit… seems like relying on a lot of variables to be perfectly in line to achieve the exact TTS rendering of your tracing... I had to do a tracing for Viberg and just sent it snail mail.... but I am plagued by murphy's law; therefore, I try to reduce my risks as much as possible. Hope it works out mate!

[supersalami]

@Snowy:

if they're too small, you're fecked
if they're too large, you can wear thick sock.

haha idk man! for white's I feel that they have to be just right! because of the arch ease. if it's too big, the arch will be pressing against the wrong part of the foot which can be rather uncomfortable.. or if they're too small… well it'll just be ancient chinese foot binding all over again