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Frye Women’s Engineer 12R Boots

Name: Frye Women’s Engineer 12R Boots
Brand: Frye
SKU: 6967c3a9a9510563f55ac0c6
Price: 106.0 USD
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The one and only. The Engineer 12R is a tribute to the hardworking American, it has become a cult-like favorite of bikers and hipsters alike. This boot gets even better with age. Whether paired with faded jeans or a silk midi dress, the Engineer is all attitude. • 91/4 shaft height • 11/2" heel height • Goodyear welt construction • Rubber outsole • Made In USA ••• Size: While some find these TTS, others note they run slightly tight through the narrow instep. If you have wider feet or prefer thicker socks, considering a half-size larger is a common recommendation. • Please note that this is from my personal closet. This pair is in excellent condition as shown in the photos; slightly used • Cleaned and treated with Frye leather conditioner. • Original box no longer available • Shipped via USPS Ground Advantage. Orders are shipped as early as the following day excluding weekends and holidays. • Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

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allasupplyco Would you say run true to size or larger?

Mar 27Reply

b_encoremporium @allasupplyco This is actually the engineer 12R boots not the harness; I’m sorry for the mislabeled item. Anyway, these boots generally runs true to size though it is known to have a stiff and are made with thick leather. Because of its narrow instep and snug design, many customers with wider feet or high arches often size up by a half size to ensure a comfortable fit. If you have wider feet or prefer thicker socks, considering a half-size larger is a common recommendation.

Mar 28Reply

jh96859 In two pictures it looks like the leather where it meets the inner sole has been ripped or worn away. All that looks to be left is the white cotton hash twill. Can you please elaborate on this?

May 29Reply