You got it. If it doesn't have the big vibram 100 - they call it a farmer rancher. even if lace to toe.
also plain toe smoke jumpers default to soft toe. I think it has something to do with the NFPA compliance. I think farmer ranchers also default to soft toe - but you have to keep in mind these are using the standard leathers - brown smooth - black smooth - brown rough out - black rough out - red dog smooth and rough out - which are much thicker leathers. When I tried on soft toe SJs at White's I didn't even think that they'd be soft until the guy fitting me mushed the toe in to check the length of the boot.
something else thats interesting about White's -
when they measure you using the brannock device they have you sit down in a chair resting your foot on a wooden shoe fitting thing. Its at a 45 degree angle or so. so your foot is straight but theres no pressure on the feet.
something to think about if you're using a brannock device to measure yourself - or its just something to confuse you.
@Bretro_:
What's the difference between a pair of standard lace smokejumpers (not lace to toe) and farmer ranchers then?
Edit- Searching wayyy back in my memory bank- standard farmer rancher is on the 700 sole and SJ on lug sole? Do I have it? :-\