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I heard that Dr.Martens sometimes run big. How much bigger should they be? I got mine in size 7, as my size for all other shoes. Should I go smaller? : r/DrMartens

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Anyone else's docs break in to this extreme? Mine are half a size too big and even with insoles I have a lot of toe room. Those who's docs fit— are yours

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