I wear a 9.5 D Dress Loafer - Walking Shoe 10 D - What size Aqua Sphere Microfin Fitness Swim Fins By Aquar Sphere would you recommend?
294777
Your size is my shoe size. The size Aqua Sphere Microfin that I bought was given as a 9.5 - 10.5 or 44-45. It fits my foot perfectly.
294778
The pair I purchased is no longer listed on their available sizes. Your size would likely be a 42-44, but it is not listed either. You may want to contact the seller and see if they have your size available direct from them. Sorry I couldn't help further!
294779
Not sure, but I am a size 8, true 8. I ordered: MICROFIN, color: silver/black, size: 6 - 7 (40-41) and I love the fit and comfort of these. I have tried a few other types of swim fins and these are hands down the best for comfort at the ankle and fit.
290436
I'm a men's size 7 in most shoes, those that varies these days from a 6.5 to an 8. I think that is fairly equivalent to a women's 8-9 (if my crocs are any indicator). I have two different pair of Tyr crossblade trainers. A green/grey pair that says 5-6 (38-40) on the bottom (also says 89A and has an "S". These fit fairly well. I also bought a completely yellow pair (may not be the same model) from Sports Authority that are a size smaller. While snug they also fit. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a consistent sizing pattern to these flippers. My best advice is to know your European size (centimeters) and see if they have that information. My experience is that seems to be a little more reliable predictor. Good luck.
290912
I am not sure. I would go with the European size as a reference. Usually I wear shoes size 12, but with these fins I had to het size 10-11, but the European size is 43-44 I believe, and that usually corresponds to size 12. I am going by memory
1702004
I am a 9 wide and the heel I keep clipped down as far as it would go, but I use the thinnest booties. A little play is ok if you have boots. They come with plastic inserts (that I don't use often) and that may make up the difference if your feet are smaller than mine. They are great fins though
313656
I ordered this size (MICROFIN, color: silver/black, size: 6 - 7 (40-41)), and it fits my women's size 8 foot just right. Not tight nor loose. LOVE THESE>!!
659818
Get the monofin pro- it fits feet between size five or six all the way up to a size eleven. Hope this helps!- Mermaid Lady
414219
Monica, I bought both the size 9H and 10, for me 9 was too narrow being a man so 9H fit very nice. For a woman a 4 may be to narrow, only you know if you have narrow feet. If you do not have narrow feet maybe a 5 would be the best. A mans point of view who has bought two pair - great shoes!
466140
I am a women and wear a size 10. The medium fits me just fine, the large was too big so I quess these are men's sizes. Maybe contact the seller to double check. Good luck, I love my aqua sphere fins!
5320
From experience, I would recommend getting the XL. I'm about the same size as you, and I had contacted Finis to confirm before I purchased my pair.
129085
Buy a swim fin sock, and a medium -large Churchill makapuu swimfins ! 8) HAVE FUN!
270224
I'm not sure I'm right person to ask this as my size would be 47-48 cm. Also, there was no mention of age so the growth rate should be a consideration in making the choice. For me these fins were "too small" so go with the next size up from what you would purchase in a "street shoe". If they happen to be a bit larger order 2 or 3 mm aqua socks. Hope this helps.
269176
I bought these fins for my wife. She likes them. Her shoe size is 9.5 and we ordered size 10 which fit fine.
113424
I know this is an old question but in case someone is looking at this now, my daughter is a competitive swimmer so I'm always buying fins. She wears a woman's 9 shoe, and goes to a 8.5 or a 9.5 depending on the brand. Get the red fins. She had the yellow last year when she wore a size 8 shoe. The yellow will have your toes sticking out which can hurt after a while if you are size 10. I'm a size 11 shoe and I also use the red fins which are snug on me. Hope that helps someone.
245756
my daughter and I each bought the yellow fins (don't remember what size they are, but they are color coded by size). I wear a 7.5 shoe size and my daughter wears size 9 shoes and we both fit in the yellow fins. i hope this helps you.
653125
I'd go by shoe size, maybe hedge by going a size or 2 over and wearing thick socks or boot liners. I'm 5'9", 34" waist, 30" inseam, 150lb, shoe size is technically 9-9 1/2, but I wear a 10 1/2 shoe, and ordered size 11. I would call the overall fit generous but skimpy vertically. Update: I actually had a need to use the waders today. I wore jeans and heavyish athletic socks under them. The shoe was very comfortable and supported me well while walking over an irregular lake bottom. The waders kept me dry, until I bent over in the water and let some water in the top of the chest. It would have been nice if they had assumed about 2" more inseam for my size, so I might have been able to hike them up a little higher. So if you're tall, or proportionately longer in the leg than the same height Chinese guy (these are made in China), you might want to add 2 or 3 shoe sizes, if that's the only knob you've got to turn.
111480
I wear a medium width shoe. The top material of the shoe is made of wet suit material imagine it would fit a wider foot if it was not too wide. I would call the vendor and ask. They were very helpful with my sizing questions.
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I'm a 9.5 and I got a medium. Fit well and did its job pretty well. I actually tweeked my ankle during basketball one time with it on...maybe 6 months in. It definitely helped, but doing that made me look for something even more sturdy. I use the ASO Ankle Stabilizing Orthosis - Black - Medium instead and really like it. It gives a lot more stability. It's made well and I find it fast to put on as well. I would get tripped up at times with the royce lacing-if you're familiar with old ice skates you'll know what I mean. You have to make sure you're on the hook right or you have to relace it. The aso is slightly more bulky but doesn't hinder anything for me. The aso happens to be cheaper than the royce right now as well, so you may want to check that one out as well-and the ratings. Good luck in you choice. And may your ankle be safe in its endeavours ;)