IHWE-Build-5 - Iron Heart/Wesco 9" Brown Engineer Boot
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Size 10D
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Size 10D
Thank you,
looks like 10D is slightly bigger than my regular size.
the insole that I have posted is from a winter boots that has syntetic fur insulation, which reduce the inside capacity of the boot. so, I think that it maybe better to start with 9.5D size…does anybody have 9.5 size of any Wesco boots here?
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Amazing Marlin, and they fit you perfectly
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my favorite build. pretty ass boots!
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Thanks, fellas! @den1mhead and @Matty123
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I personally not, this is one thing i enjoy so much with a design like this! Just slip in and done.
Do you loose upper buckle when you put them on each time?
Or it is more like one time setup operation. -
Do you loose upper buckle when you put them on each time?
Or it is more like one time setup operation.Today they are more for show than anything else. Engineers were based in cavalry boots and originally you would wear them outside your trousers and buckle the tops tight around the pants so your they wouldn’t flap when riding.
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@marlin Super cool looking sharp brother ….I want a pair of these ...
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Hhaa…cheers @theorocks!
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wierdly, I actually use the upper and lower straps on my engineers everytime. I cinch them tight to keep the tops from pushing out on my jeans, and I like the snug fit on the arch.
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wierdly, I actually use the upper and lower straps on my engineers everytime. I cinch them tight to keep the tops from pushing out on my jeans, and I like the snug fit on the arch.
What would be if you would not tight up lower strap? Would you still be able to wear them?
Or would not loose it before putting them off?
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@Bulatik85 - I need to tighten and loosen the lower strap every time I put them on/off. That is the only way I can keep my heel in place as I walk and avoid my heel lifting/rubbing with each step. In fact, I started using the second-to-last hole when they were new, and now I'm using the very last hole.
I guess I must have a very 'low volume' foot because lengthwise they are perfect. Guess I should clarify that my info pertains to a Viberg engineer boot, and not a Wesco.
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@Bulatik85 - I need to tighten and loosen the lower strap every time I put them on/off. That is the only way I can keep my heel in place as I walk and avoid my heel lifting/rubbing with each step. In fact, I started using the second-to-last hole when they were new, and now I'm using the very last hole.
I guess I must have a very 'low volume' foot because lengthwise they are perfect. Guess I should clarify that my info pertains to a Viberg engineer boot, and not a Wesco.
Thank you.
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