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[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

Can you identify last and width of these Stows please?

Regular width . On 4444 i would like to guess.

 

[zippyh]

Regular width . On 4444 i would like to guess.

You mean 4497?

5634/24 are acorn dainite.

 

[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

You mean 4497?

5634/24 are acorn dainite.

No, i meant and speculated 4444. Tricker's is known to produce (for stockists) the stow on a 4444 last also.

 

[zippyh]

No, i meant and speculated 4444. Tricker's is known to produce (for stockists) the stow on a 4444 last also.

Indeed they have produced some on 4444. But the majority of Stows are on 4497 and they look like standard model Stows. Just going on the odds my money is on 4497.
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[martin92]

I am asking because I bought them from reseller who didn't mention what last it is and they feel bit roomier than my regular UK boots from C&J in same size.

 

[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

Indeed they have produced some on 4444. But the majority of Stows are on 4497 and they look like standard model Stows. Just going on the odds my money is on 4497.
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The toe cap seemed a little pointy and edged to me (not as round for a 4497). Hence i speculate a 4444. But could be the angle of the photo and may very well be a 4497.

 

[Ypuh]

I'm looking for another casual shoe to rotate my Tricker's Robert and C&J Pembroke's. Took a chance on the Richard Longwings in peanut from the Factory webshop.

The fit and finishing on this pair is fantastic, but I'm not sure if they're much different from the Robert. The ridge vs. peanut waxy suede looks more distinct in photo's as in real life, and I personally prefer the lacing and facings of the Robert over the Longwing's.

Any thoughts?

 

[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

I am asking because I bought them from reseller who didn't mention what last it is and they feel bit roomier than my regular UK boots from C&J in same size.

Roomier than your regular UK boot size. Might again suggest 4444 which do run half a size large. Its possible. Why dont you send a photo into [email protected] and find out. Let us know once you know.

 

[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

I'm looking for another casual shoe to rotate my Tricker's Robert and C&J Pembroke's. Took a chance on the Richard Longwings in peanut from the Factory webshop.

The fit and finishing on this pair is fantastic, but I'm not sure if they're much different from the Robert. The ridge vs. peanut waxy suede looks more distinct in photo's as in real life, and I personally prefer the lacing and facings of the Robert over the Longwing's.

Any thoughts?

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They are on the same 2298 last. But you cant say that they are not different. Ones a brogue and the other a plain derby.

 

[martin92]

Roomier than your regular UK boot size. Might again suggest 4444 which do run half a size large. Its possible. Why dont you send a photo into [email protected] and find out. Let us know once you know.

I gave up communication with their cs because they never replied me yet.

 

[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

I'm looking for another casual shoe to rotate my Tricker's Robert and C&J Pembroke's. Took a chance on the Richard Longwings in peanut from the Factory webshop.

The fit and finishing on this pair is fantastic, but I'm not sure if they're much different from the Robert. The ridge vs. peanut waxy suede looks more distinct in photo's as in real life, and I personally prefer the lacing and facings of the Robert over the Longwing's.

Any thoughts?

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You've replaced the original laces on the Richard with darker ones if i'm right.

 

[zippyh]

I am asking because I bought them from reseller who didn't mention what last it is and they feel bit roomier than my regular UK boots from C&J in same size.

Peel back the heel liner and last number and actual size will be stamped there. You might have to peel back some thin foam sticky tape too. If you’re careful you can just press everything back in place.

 

[Ypuh]

You've replaced the original laces on the Richard with darker ones if i'm right.

They arrived today and haven't changed anything (neither on the Robert). The leaflet inside states 2022 as the manufacturing date.The Robert's came with what I would call dress shoe laces, and the Richard's with the standard Tricker's boot type laces.

I want to get rid of all my trainers and have maybe 2 pairs of boots and 3 pairs of shoes in rotation that I wear casually (including the Pembroke's and Robert's). My question is if it's worth it to invest €400 on a similar type shoe. Indeed it's a brogue, but similar last, leather type and also a brownish tint.

Anyway, yet another great fitting and finished pair by Tricker's. It's more a question on style/collection, but I'm inclined to keep them .

Ps. This is the inside of my Tricker's Stow Acorn on Dainite:

 

[martin92]

Thank you, so do you also thinking it is 4497 - 5 Acorn?

 

[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

They arrived today and haven't changed anything (neither on the Robert). The leaflet inside states 2022 as the manufacturing date.The Robert's came with what I would call dress shoe laces, and the Richard's with the standard Tricker's boot type laces.

I want to get rid of all my trainers and have maybe 2 pairs of boots and 3 pairs of shoes in rotation that I wear casually (including the Pembroke's and Robert's). My question is if it's worth it to invest €400 on a similar type shoe. Indeed it's a brogue, but similar last, leather type and also a brownish tint.

Anyway, yet another great fitting and finished pair by Tricker's. It's more a question on style/collection, but I'm inclined to keep them .

Ps. This is the inside of my Tricker's Stow Acorn on Dainite:
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Congrats on the shoes. And the inside of your boot seems to have moulded to your heel area nicely.

I hesitate answering your question about
"if it's worth it to invest €400 on a similar type shoe?". Because my opinion should not matter. But what/how you feel about it means everything.

Real interesting regarding laces - because my Richard came with totally different colour laces.