In order to keep our shoes consistant across all models and build, we use the same last, which is the form used to build the shoe. We base our sizes off of the Brannock Measuring device. The size chart below features lengths for you to refer to if you have had your foot measured with the Brannock device. They're available at any footwear store. If you don't have one available you can follow these steps to get you sized up!
Shoe Sizing and Fit Guide
Footwear sizes have always varied from brand to brand; sometimes even within the same brand depending on what country and what factory they were manufactured in.
Our shoes are more form fitting compared to a lot of other brands in this segment, particularly at the ball of the foot.
In this area, our shoe tapers to be snug so that the shoe will stretch to fit your foot.
This prevents the foot from sliding into the front of the shoe when you stomp down or dab when riding. This can take a few rides in them to stretch to where you don't notice the fit.
If you have a "wide" foot or want a less snug fit, you may want to add 1/2 size larger.
How to Measure Your Foot
What you will need: A flexible measuring tape, ruler, etc., as long as it measures in CM and a wall or doorway.
STEP 1
Take said measuring device and place against the wall. We want to make sure there is no trim or baseboard. We want a clean 90 degrees from wall to floor.
STEP 2
Place your heel against the wall, standing with your foot over measuring device.
STEP 3
Take note of the length to the end of your longest toe, and then add 5mm.
That is the length you will use for the size chart.
I would be at 28.7 CM, which I would be closest to size 10.5, which is 28.5 CM on the size scale.
Another alternative to these steps is that you can also trace your foot on a sheet of paper, keeping the pen tip close to the foot.
Measure the points from heel to the tip of the longest toe, then add 5mm. Then refer to the size chart to match up your size.
Take your final measurement and compare it to the chart and you have your size. If you aren't sure, email us and we will gladly help with any fit questions!
Womens size to Mens size conversion:
To convert a womens shoe size to mens, you would subject 1 from your size. Example, a ladies 11.5 would be a mens 10.5 .