John Lofgren (Speedway)
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Very, very nice.
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These guys just arrived today and I am stoked. I was real worried about sizing, as I am a 6.5D for my right foot and closer to a 6 on the left. Most of my chelsea style boots are all EU 38/39 and varies between manufacturers and my RW Iron Rangers and Blacksmiths are also a US 6.5, a bit roomy without an insole but with a bit of insole they fit great, with the widest part right at the ball of my foot. I ordered the Lofgrens in 6.5, which was the last Burgundy pair(or wait till December for a restock). With wigwam airmax thin socks they are snug and the width fits the ball of my foot perfectly with the toebox having a bit of room but not too much, decent amount of heelslip though. With proper boot socks they fit like a glove up front and it reduces the heel slip down to about 1/4". Time to wear them and break em in to see how they fit and form to my feet. Hope that helps any other tiny feet people out there a bit with sizing.
The leather and build on these boys are exceptional and have to be seen in person! Can't wait to rock em all fall.
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Well after wearing them for a bit, I probably could have sized down a half size, so i added the cork insoles from my redwings in and now they fit perfectly and are the most comfortable boots i own already, only to get better with time!
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Those look great, and speaking from experience, I can tell you it's a whole lot better to be a little big with Lofgren engineers than a little small. I've had mine for several years and they're still a bitch to get on. Glad the insoles dialed in the fit for you!
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Thanks man! Was worried about the too big/small thing. The thread here helped a lot, tiny size doesnt help either, but it's nailed now! Your comment makes me way more confident about it as well.
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These guys just arrived today and I am stoked. I was real worried about sizing, as I am a 6.5D for my right foot and closer to a 6 on the left. Most of my chelsea style boots are all EU 38/39 and varies between manufacturers and my RW Iron Rangers and Blacksmiths are also a US 6.5, a bit roomy without an insole but with a bit of insole they fit great, with the widest part right at the ball of my foot. I ordered the Lofgrens in 6.5, which was the last Burgundy pair(or wait till December for a restock). With wigwam airmax thin socks they are snug and the width fits the ball of my foot perfectly with the toebox having a bit of room but not too much, decent amount of heelslip though. With proper boot socks they fit like a glove up front and it reduces the heel slip down to about 1/4". Time to wear them and break em in to see how they fit and form to my feet. Hope that helps any other tiny feet people out there a bit with sizing.
The burgundy really are beautiful.
The leather and build on these boys are exceptional and have to be seen in person! Can't wait to rock em all fall.
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https://www.grailed.com/listings/24210022-john-lofgren-john-lofgren-engineer-boot
$600 for ih forum members
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Love the frog skin sneakers
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Digging these Badalassi Carlo GrigioSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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First time I see them on feet. Beautiful leather.
Thanks yeah I’m excited to see how these evolve
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Beauties, @theorocks !
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First time I see them on feet. Beautiful leather.
Thanks yeah I’m excited to see how these evolve
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Yes keep us posted please. I can only imagine how good they will look in a couple of months.
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Beauties, @theorocks !
Thanks agreed they are already starting to crease and show different shades [emoji41]
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[mention]Dmart [/mention] will do !
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[mention]thebeardoweirdo [/mention] Thanks at times throughout the preorder wait I was contemplating the colour and thinking wtf lol sure glad I went for it [emoji1690]
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@theorocks any updated photos of your JBL Badalassi Carlo Grigio’s evolving? I’m on the fence in ordering these and interested in your opinion after spending a few months in them. Thanks!
