@@Stridewise I haven't noticed much with kilties myself other than maybe adding volume to the in-step or waist a tad. I have yet to ever try the tongue pads either. Most of my issues are in the waist, ball, and low in-step area in terms of low volume. My high in-step and ankle aren't usually an issue.
I’m worried that my Diesels that seemed perfect when I got them are a tad big now after some break-in…I’m on the fence between D and E and maybe should have stuck with D! Might try some of these…I’m wondering about the extra insole thing. Is that a problem with an already-molded one below it?
The insole really makes a difference in shoe size. But watch out for too much cushiony bouncing that causes blisters from rubbing. Thanks for the leather insoles - I did not know they existed. I tend to take all insoles out. I never wear cotton socks. They cause blisters and never dry out. Try synthetic dress socks with work socks over them.
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One thing you are missing is tongue pads. Kilties can take up a bit of volume as well.
i've tried that and really didn't find it to be the case. maybe if the instep's too roomy?
@@Stridewise I haven't noticed much with kilties myself other than maybe adding volume to the in-step or waist a tad. I have yet to ever try the tongue pads either.
Most of my issues are in the waist, ball, and low in-step area in terms of low volume. My high in-step and ankle aren't usually an issue.
I’m worried that my Diesels that seemed perfect when I got them are a tad big now after some break-in…I’m on the fence between D and E and maybe should have stuck with D! Might try some of these…I’m wondering about the extra insole thing. Is that a problem with an already-molded one below it?
these tips come at a great time
The insole really makes a difference in shoe size. But watch out for too much cushiony bouncing that causes blisters from rubbing.
Thanks for the leather insoles - I did not know they existed.
I tend to take all insoles out.
I never wear cotton socks. They cause blisters and never dry out.
Try synthetic dress socks with work socks over them.
What boots are those?
Very cool. Thanks for the post.
you got it man
Which chelsea are these?
What about buying a right size?
this is actually the most super secret hack for getting the right size, too secret to reveal here