Classic moc toe anyone got a pair, by all reports run big, any tips anyone

43 in my sidis 42,5 in my red wings

my Rangers are a size down from my normal 43.

Oh and give them time to bed in, they take ages

Seem to run pretty big. I’m a 13 in trainers and walking boots, 12 in formal shoes and I have got Iron Rangers in a 12. Plenty of room. I have green superfeet in them to take up a bit of volume (I have narrow feet) and they are plenty long. 11.5 would fit me fine I think. They’re great boots.

Regular 10 but they were too big, sold for more than what I paid for them. I still don’t know what size I am in Redwing and actually feel now there’s a lot more you can get for that sort of money, factory shops in Northamptonshire spring to mind.

Size down. I’m usually a 10, but found a 9 was best. Enjoy the break in period!

9.4 but usually get 10’s in everything (10.5 in Hoka’s) Got a pair of the Iron Ranger in 10, fit fine.

Just to throw a curve ball, I have wide size 11 feet and am in an 11 Iron Ranger.

Can I just throw in Pike Brothers moc toe if you can still get a pair.

I wear their Low Quarters boots, two pairs one for workshop the other for jiving. And cheaper.

Moc toe boots? Go for one size down. If length is ok a bit tight width-wise is good, they tend to be rock hard when new so need oiling but will stretch to fit.

Loads on Ebay worn-once due to above.

Shoes and Chukkas are not over-sized.

I have the moc toe with vibram soles and the fit is as expected.
They’re the most uncomfortable footwear i’ve ever had though. I’ve tried breaking them in but they just end up damaging my feet.
Must put them on ebay soon.

They’re the most uncomfortable footwear i’ve ever had though. I’ve tried breaking them in but they just end up damaging my feet.

Pain and suffering is just something you have to go through so your WAYWT looks on point.

Bought my Moc Toes from Daves in New York a couple of years ago, I’m a uk 10, but they gave me an American 10 having measured my feet..
Seem Spotty dog imho.

Thanks all for the advice