The heel of my boot after a month is still bugging me, and I noticed it’s longer than the other heel. My foot isn’t flat when I’m standing, it’s elevated unless I’m pushing down and digging the heel into my foot. They don’t have the color I want (Rujo Roscoe), so would a cobbler fix it? Or should I get the midnight chocolate instead?
Shown is both boots with height difference (under the sole).
I returned a pair of Rujo Roscoe Caiman boots 11 -> 10.5D. They are snug on the instep, but the right boot is tighter around the ball of my foot. Should I go to 10.5EE? They also both take great effort to take on and off. The 11 were way too loose and hard to walk in.
Also, the stitching came a little off in places. The front of the boot is frayed, and other parts aren’t stitched down all the way. Also, there appears to be leftover skin on one boot that should’ve been cut down?
I have never owned boots, but love how Caiman looks. Is this normal? Also, will they get any looser? I feel like if the right boot were any looser at all, it’d be perfect (as it is for the left boot). Should I get them stretched?
I have high arches in my feet, not sure if that causes any issue.
Thank you for any help!!
I’ve watched a lot of JW as I’ve grown in the game (at about a 4.6, hoping to be 5.0 by EOY. Played for 3 years). I like his scoop dink, counter heavy gameplay. However, there is almost no content about him as a player, his form, or any of that…
Which led me to ask, what are the different play styles in men’s? We all know bangers, but what are the other styles of gameplay? I feel like I’ve struggled to settle in to higher level matches because I don’t have a game plan or strategy because I don’t even know what I’m doing.
I got this far by trying to bump dinks around, counter balls, lob, and that’s about it… I play best when I can envision myself following a strategy of “I’m xyz type of player” but I don’t know what player I am.