For your first boot review, you have done very well. And, a great looking pair to review. Engineers are so different than lace up boots. Definitely, a different feel and sizing can be trickier. Less adjustability with laces, and foot volume and ankle flexibility really influence the fit. I have a pair of 7500's in my Brannock size 8.5D and they are fine across the toe box, but a bit wide at the heel. I'm waiting on a pair of Mr. Lou's that I ordered through The Shop in Vancouver. I drove to Scappoose and got to meet the owners and got fitted by Chris. Great folks there and was a great visit. I really dig supporting the home team and a family run business.

Those are so beautiful. Great choice.

I recently got my Wesco Mr Lou engineers in Maryam horsebutt and they’re spectacular. Love these as well, as always, thanks for sharing Del 👍👊

Great video, thank you. Very informative. I am hopeful to try on a size in person next month, which removes the guesswork on sizing... it's a shame we can't get Wesco easier in Australia.

Hey Duds, Interesting revue about these beautiful stylish boots. Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge on this issue. - I used to have a pair of very cool and stylish Sancho harness biker boots years ago perfectly fitting with leather perfecto jackets. Unfortunately I can't wear them anymore, because my feet just don't slip inside. - But I love the cool look of your boots in this nice brown colour. I think they would also match perfectly with side laced brown or black leather jeans. Wishing you a good day, peace and kindest regards.

Very nice boots and at a good price. Their color and shape are similar to my, russet eastman tanker boots (from vamp down).

This video is super helpful! Thank you for including the sizing advice

As someone (like many others) who wore/wears heavy workboots outdoors, it's becomes very apparent that a new pair of boots feel much better after being worked in a couple days covered in mud. Keeps the leather damp or saturated perfectly all day. After learning that some decades ago, now when I buy new stiff boots I saturate the leather with water soon as I put them on and wear them until they're dry. Some people don't want water discolorations, but none of my pairs were/are for style or aesthetics.

Great looking pair! I have the opposite issue. I have a low instep so I get wild heel slip on my pull on boots. Got a pair of horsebutt moto(r) engineers and RW Roughout engineers. Both wildly different lasts and fit lol. It’s a mess, but fun

The “throat “ or instep area is known to be a tough spot with engineers in general

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Can you please tell what can i use to soften my hardened genuine leather jacket, i haven't used that in a while but now there are wrinkles on it. I already polished it with shoe polish ( is it good or bad ) then i applied Vaseline on it ( tell me if its good or bad ) then after 2 days i watched some of the videos and with a slightly wet cloth i cleaned it out of fear that show polish or vaseline might damage it further. Please help.

Nice boots! Happen to be from western Pa?

I have a crazy theory, bear with me, but I think engineers are a fundamentally flawed design that were invented not necessarily in a rush, but as a simple quick solution. The sizing, lasting, and pattern issue is what I hear 90% of the the time when talking about engineers which has led me to this far fetched theory. I just think the pattern is just complicated for the majority of feet, which the inventor in the mid to late 1800s didn’t think of because it was just supposed to be a simple work boot.