Variant

Walnut calf, leather sole

Fit

Length: Perfect

Width: Slightly Wide

Review

Pretty good fit. The right shoe has just a bit of extra room in it—more than other Allen Edmonds shoes I have on the same last, but not enough that my foot feels like it’s sliding around inside the shoe all day.

Variant

Black calf with a leather sole.

Fit

Length: Perfect

Width: Perfect

Review

Very good fit.

Variant

Bourbon calf, leather soles

Fit

Length: N/A

Width: N/A

Review

Great fit. Along with some other Allen Edmonds shoes in the same size, made on the same last, these are the best fitting shoes I’ve had yet.

Fit

Length: Slightly Short

Width: Moderately Narrow

Review

This last isn’t a good fit for me. It’s too narrow around the ball of my foot, but any wider and the heel would be so wide my foot would come out of the shoe.

Fit

Length: N/A

Width: N/A

Review

Very comfortable sneakers.

Variant

Brown calf, leather sole.

Fit

Length: Perfect

Width: Very Wide

Review

Way too wide in the heel. My foot kept slipping out, even with tongue pads.

Variant

Cavalier whiskey with the red camp sole.

Fit

Length: N/A

Width: N/A

Review

This is a great fit. I have these in a 9.5D, and they’re a great fit without socks. For the same shoes with socks, I would go with a 10. There is a lot of flexibility in the width depending on how loosely/tightly they are laced. Even though I have a C width brannock measurement, the D width works very well for me.

Variant

I have these in Thursday’s brown chrome leather with their version of a Dainite sole.

Fit

Length: Moderately Short

Width: Moderately Wide

Review

The fit on these is ok but just ok. I had to go down an extra half size to get something that would work with my C-width narrow foot. Even then, there’s extra volume, and my toes on my left foot are closer to the front of the shoe than I would prefer. That’s usually not a huge problem, but there are some circumstances (like walking downhill) when it’s noticeable.