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In what world does someone make 72 degrees orange?

I have a pair of 6" non-steel toe boots that fit me great. Size 10.5 D. So I bought a pair of the same style and size but with steel toes (804-4575) and the right boot fells way too tight around the arch/knuckle/metatarsal area. There's an unrelated defect with one of the boots so midwestboots will be sending me a replacement pair after I send them the defect boots.

Should I go with the wider size or try again with the same size? What part of the boot is wider? Just the toebox? Or the whole thing?

My concern is the heel. I have narrow heels so wider boots typically result in blisters on the heel.

Hi everyone,

We want to share a clear update with our California customers about new state requirements that will affect what we are allowed to ship to you.

These changes are the result of new California regulations, not a decision we made lightly. Our goal is to make sure you have clear, accurate information so there are no surprises when placing future orders.

Because the new requirements take effect on January 1, many companies, including us, will stop shipping certain items to California after December 20 to allow time for orders to be processed and delivered before the law goes into effect.

What this means for you

Beginning January 1, California law will p