Product Description
Men’s ESD Aluminum Toe Opanka Chukka
- Tully Mahogany Leather Upper
- Aluminum Safety Toe Cap
- Synthetic Suede Lining
- Pillow Cushion™ Insole
- Electrostatic Dissipative
- Opanka Construction
- Oil & Slip Resisting Rubber Outsole
- Brand: Carolina
- Style: BLVD Chukka
- Style #: CA3584
- Product Group ID: 36168
- Color Group: Brown
- Price: $63.50
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Paul
Silverdale
11/25/2018
So I have issues with my feet. This site is full of reviews from shoe shoppers who have issue with their feet. I was really excited to receive this shoe/boot/chucka. Several times after ordering it i thought maybe it will be too big. Well they arrived, the boots appeared well made and built about medium duty. I tried them on and too short, they were 14s and did not come in a 15. So i do not know what to do about Carolina boots. Do I wear a 15 in this boot brand? Does it depend where they are made? One brand may have several manufacturing sites. And I see several styles only go up to 14. Shoes too large are not as bad as shoes too small. So I guess I am going to have to go back to scouring local shoe stores for the right fit in shoes.
I felt this product's fit was Half size smaller
I felt this product's width was True to Width
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Paul
Silverdale
11/25/2018
I felt this product Half size smaller
I felt this product True to Width
So I have issues with my feet. This site is full of reviews from shoe shoppers who have issue with their feet. I was really excited to receive this shoe/boot/chucka. Several times after ordering it i thought maybe it will be too big. Well they arrived, the boots appeared well made and built about medium duty. I tried them on and too short, they were 14s and did not come in a 15. So i do not know what to do about Carolina boots. Do I wear a 15 in this boot brand? Does it depend where they are made? One brand may have several manufacturing sites. And I see several styles only go up to 14. Shoes too large are not as bad as shoes too small. So I guess I am going to have to go back to scouring local shoe stores for the right fit in shoes.
