My Station Masters
ralleyquattro1 day ago
Nicks StationMasterWickett & Craig Natural Double Stuffed
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Maker
Nicks Handmade Boots
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Model
StationMaster
Leather
Last
Sole
Heel
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Order info
Cost: 615 USD
Availability: Stock Model
Lead Time: 11 days
More about this item
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Why did you choose this item?
Availability: Stock Model
Style
Always wanted a pair of engineers
How did you determine your size?
55 Last: 10EEUS Men's Brannock: 10EE
Nicks recommended 9.5EE
What was the ordering process?
Purchased from Nicks Handmade BootsTotal cost: 615 USD
Lead time: 11 days
Online Store
A pair of Ready to Ship popped up in online store
Use & wear
Leisure
Outdoor Activities
Wet Conditions
Snow
Street walking, hikes in woods, dog walks in fields
Leather
Wickett & Craig Natural Double Stuffed
Patina Process
Break-In
Color Change
Break in was relatively easy, some toe box discomfort for a week or so. Otherwise great. Clean with a brush and once a month lite application of cream.
Fit
55 Last: 10EEUS Men's Brannock: 10EE
Heel
Length Feels Right
Volume Feels Right
Ball Feels Right
Satisfied with the Fit
Some heel slip. Removal challenging at first.
Craftsmanship
Nicks StationMaster
Construction
Stitching
Finishing
Top notch
Sole & heel
Vibram 700 Tygum V-Bar Full Sole Black3 months, current sole
Traction
Wish it had V100
Vibram V BarWorn for 3 months, current heel
Traction
Wish for more traction in the wild
Final thoughts
Would Recommend
For next time with V100 sole
Written by ralleyquattro
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