- How is the wide calf different from the regular Campus boot?
- It has a larger shaft circumference for wider calves. The footbed and heel are the same as the standard Campus, so the fit through the foot is unchanged.
- Do these boots run true to size?
- They run close to standard US women's sizing. Because they are slip-on with a leather lining, many shoppers size down half a size if they are between sizes.
- How long is the break-in period?
- Expect a few wears to a couple of weeks. The leather softens with body heat and flexing, and the cork and leather insole molds to your foot.
- Can the heel and outsole be repaired?
- Yes. The block heel and the leather outsole sections can be replaced by a cobbler, which is a reason many owners keep them for years.
- What is the shaft height and heel height?
- The shaft is high, in the mid-calf range, with a 1.75-inch block heel and a 0.5-inch platform.
- Are they good for wide feet as well as wide calves?
- The wide option targets the calf. If you need extra room through the foot, the standard B width may feel snug, so try before committing.
- Where is the Frye Campus Wide Calf Boots cheapest?
- At Backcountry, for $298.77, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Frye Campus Wide Calf Boots?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Steepandcheap, Backcountry, Shop Simon, Gilt, Shoebacca.