Find Your Fit

Size Guide & Chart

Measured your foot length? Match it in the last column below.

US Men	US Women	UK	EU	Foot Length (cm)
3.5	5	3	35.5	21.6
4	5.5	3.5	36	22.0
4.5	6	4	36.5	22.4
5	6.5	4.5	37.5	22.9
5.5	7	5	38	23.3
6	7.5	5.5	38.5	23.7
6.5	8	6	39	24.1
7	8.5	6	40	24.5
7.5	9	6.5	40.5	25.0
8	9.5	7	41	25.4
8.5	10	7.5	42	25.8
9	10.5	8	42.5	26.2
9.5	11	8.5	43	26.7
10	11.5	9	44	27.1
10.5	12	9.5	44.5	27.5
11	12.5	10	45	27.9
11.5	13	10.5	45.5	28.3
12	13.5	11	46	28.8
12.5	14	11.5	47	29.2
13	14.5	12	47.5	29.6
13.5	15	12.5	48	30.0
14	15.5	13	48.5	30.5
14.5	16	13.5	49	30.9
15	16.5	14	49.5	31.3
15.5	17	14.5	50	31.7
16	17.5	15	50.5	32.2
16.5	18	15.5	51	32.6
17	18.5	16	51.5	33.0
17.5	19	16.5	52	33.4
18	19.5	17	52.5	33.9
18.5	20	17.5	53	34.3
19	20.5	18	53.5	34.7
19.5	21	18.5	54	35.1
20	21.5	19	54.5	35.5
20.5	22	19.5	55	36.0
21	22.5	20	55.5	36.4
21.5	23	20.5	56	36.8
22	23.5	21	56.5	37.2

Find your perfect fit. All you need is a piece of paper, a pen, a ruler, and someone to help you out.

1
Set up the paper
Tape a sheet of paper down onto a hard, flat floor so it doesn't shift.
2
Stand on it
Place one foot on the paper and stand normally, with your weight spread evenly on both feet.
3
Mark the ends
Holding the pen completely upright (not tilted), have your helper mark the very tip of your longest toe and the very back of your heel.
4
Measure it
Step off the paper and use your ruler to measure the straight-line distance between the two marks.
5
Repeat for the other foot
It's normal if the two measurements aren't exactly the same — most people have one foot slightly bigger than the other.

Picking your size: Always go by your larger foot's measurement. If you land right between two sizes, we recommend choosing the bigger one for a more comfortable fit.