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I always wear my new shoes around the house a few times to start the “break in” process. Not sure how people are wearing these untied? They feel so much better “snugged” up.
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Any update?Imma make these work
I always wear my new shoes around the house a few times to start the “break in” process. Not sure how people are wearing these untied? They feel so much better “snugged” up.
Words spoken by a true skinny-footer.
Tell that to my Thorogood’s!Words spoken by a true skinny-footer.
Their moc toe is notoriously narrow to the point that most people have to get a 2E. Once broken in, they are some of the best work boots you can buy, IMO.Had to Google "Thorogood's"
Their moc toe is notoriously narrow to the point that most people have to get a 2E. Once broken in, they are some of the best work boots you can buy, IMO.
No, I’ve never tried Red Wing’s. I got my first pair of Thorogood’s 4 years ago in the moc toe (8”). After my feet hurt the first day I looked on Reddit, and it was post after post of people talking about having to get wides for the first time in their life. I wore mine without the insole for a long time before I could comfortably have it back in. My next pair was a “2E” and there’s no discomfort at all. You are correct about the leather on them being the softest.Thorogoods notoriously narrow? Never heard that before and I've been in Thorogoods for 10 years. Softest quality leather on any workboot out of the box, and easiest break-in of any boots I've ever owned, and I went through a boot phase. Maybe you're thinking of Red Wing Mocs?
No, I’ve never tried Red Wing’s. I got my first pair of Thorogood’s 4 years ago in the moc toe (8”). After my feet hurt the first day I looked on Reddit, and it was post after post of people talking about having to get wides for the first time in their life. I wore mine without the insole for a long time before I could comfortably have it back in. My next pair was a “2E” and there’s no discomfort at all. You are correct about the leather on them being the softest.
There is a bit of an art if you’re going untied. I lace them loser as I move up and then do the last eyelet outside in for security on the top of the shoe (or a small behind the tongue tie). If you don’t lock down high on the ankle at all you’ll get the heel slip as your foot pushes thru the tongue.I don't know. Maybe it's the way I walk or the shape my my heel/ankle, but I'm kinda worthless with untied shoes unless they're Huaraches or Gel Lyte 5's. Even tied up I get some heel slip and rub. We're all different.
Sixth day in a row wearing these
Not that it needed much, but the upper has broken in nicely.
Tried to put a pair of more cushy aftermarket insoles in em but lol the footbed is too narrow and the insole won’t sit all the way down in em.
And you still found a reason to post it!More aged gimmick crap to saturate the market.