How to know if boots are right size (i.e I can't read: "POST QUESTION HERE.")

[squelchy451]

Hi

I have not worn boots in 9 years.
I just bought a pair. I usually wear size 11 (not converse, just regular sneakers / jack purcells) so I bought timberland 6 inch boots in size 11. It seems a bit large, but I was wearing just regular socks opposed to thicker winter socks.

How can I know if I have the right boots size?

Thanks!

 

[clarksdb]

Usually size down 0.5 in boots.

 

[whodini]

Originally Posted by squelchy451

How can I know if I have the right boots size?

Thanks!
If they fit when you try them on, you probably have the right size.

THIS IS A SMALL QUESTION.

 

[squelchy451]

Originally Posted by whodini

If they fit when you try them on, you probably have the right size.

THIS IS A SMALL QUESTION.

If you usually wear size 8 but get a pair of size 11 boots, then you don't have the right size

YOUR LOGIC IS FLAWED

 

[Prada_Ferragamo]

 

[whodini]

Hey, dumbass, it's called research. Boots aren't made across the board in the same size, neither are shoes, shirts, jackets, jeans, belts, condoms, yachts, or high-class Micronesian hookers.

For every recommendation you read to down half a size, you find another to go down a full or stay at your regular size. It depends on the company and on your foot.

There's a question and answers thread. Use that instead of filling the forum with more useless, poorly thought-out threads.

 

[macuser3of5]

always size down, raw leather will stretch to fit

 

[Lane]

always size down about five sizes in order to get pretty feet.

 

[jet]

this can't be serioso

 

[grouper]

put your foot in the boot

 

[Foxtrot56]

I find that the best way to see if a boot properly fits is to climb a mountain with the boots, if you don't climb the mountain your boots may be too small.

 

[Souper]

hi guys, where do I buy 5ep jeans?

 

[dtmt]

^

 

[snake]

kit, please turn this thread into another model threak. kthx

 

[300zx1985]

This world is seriously lacking in common sence.