I've owned many pair of Chrome shoes over the years, but these for me were a miss.

I typically take an 11.5 in Chrome footwear (I've worn Kursk, Suede Chukka, Dima, and Kursk TR), and these felt short. Another reviewer noted the narrow toe box and while that's true, the right shoe had an uncomfortably tight toe box and a concave footbed. Sizing consistency with Dima 2.0 and Southside 2.0 were issues in the past, and that was my experience with the 415 Boot.

I like the style. If Chrome had an exchange policy that would allow a return window before being billed, and dod not charge customers for return shipping, and could honor a sale price for an exchange, I might be inclined to try a half size up. But as none of these are the case, I'm regrettably sending these back.

Really nicely made boots or shoes or whatever you want to call them! As a few people said they do technically run a little big but I don’t know what that means in shoe world. Depending on the company I can fit in a 12. Sometimes 11. Other times a 10.5. I ordered an 10.5 and they fit more like a traditional 11. I don’t understand the world of shoes. My feet’s (double plural) are 11.2 inches long. I measured them because that’s what people do I guess. I don’t honestly know why I measured, I suppose I thought it would help me pick an appropriate size rather than trying them on. I don’t know where I’m going with this. They are nice need to be broken in a lil but I have no complaints. I hope this review was helpful. I mean it probably isn’t because you probably already decided to just get them. Now you’re just looking for emotional support to convince you you’re making a good choice. So I suppose just get ‘em kiddo, tiger, champ, big guy, cutie pie, or whatever moniker suits you. I dunno. I bet you’ld look really swell in them though. Hearts and sparks.