Does anyone who wear shoe size 5 or 5 1/2 find the small fin fit or still too big? when I rent the fin, I went with size 2-3. Thanks in advance!
307037
I wear a size 5.5 and it was loose on me. The fins were slipping off my feet in the water and I tightened the strap to the max. Next time I'll try wearing water booties or my water shoes with it. Hope this helps, thanks!
307038
I wear a 6.5 shoe but 7.0 sneaker and the small was good. It's an adjustable strap so should be fine.
1522932
I'm a size 8.5 shoe size and the fins fit perfect... You can adjust them and I honestly think they should be labeled one size fits all.
1702002
I would go with a S/M. The boot takes up some space bit the fin has a large pocket and the open back allows for a good range of adjustment. M shoe size is a U.S. 10 and I have to snug the strap up on a M/L with a 5mm bootie. They are well made and fairly long. My wife bought the closed fit and they are really a long fin. The longer the fins causes them work better at propelling you down and dealing with current.
920546
I have size 12 boots and the XL in the fins. I find that the fins are still a little too big. So I would say you would be good as long as you get the lg size fin.
1354016
I haven't ran into that problem. The shoe fits my foot perfectly. I normally wear a 7 1/2 shoe and that equals a 37 but maybe my foot is wider so I need a 38.
1448640
I have an 8.5 shoe and on the back of the insoles it shows the sizing so you just trim it to your size and there is a 5. As long as you follow the line they will fit snug in your shoe. My cutting was a little rough however they do for in my shoes. If you are unsure about the trimming try a 5.5 and trim down until it fits. Hope this helps.Ps they are amazing!
186671
I wear a US 81/2 or a US 9. However, I ordered a L/XL to be on the safe side and figured I would wear socks if it was too roomy. However, it turned out fine. It was a little large but I just adjusted the strap. Therefore, if you wear a UK 7 (US 91/2), you will be fine with a L/XL fin. Have fun!
1835988
first, these are wonderful fins to wear. I believe they should be. If the top is a little snug you can trim a little off the top curve of the foot. I wear an 8.5 and use a med and they are perfect. You don't want them loose fitting.
1835991
Yes. The small fins fit men's sizes 5 to 6 1/2, and I read a woman's size 7 equals a men's 5 1/2, so small would be correct.
459875
I have the medium sized fins, my shoe size is 10.5-11, and the fins are 26 inches. Right now I am in Cozumel, Mexico, using the fins all day, really like them, comfortable with good power.
192781
I bought these for my son, age 9, and daughter, age 11. His size shoe is 3 and the size of the fin that just fits him with little wiggle room is the XS3-5.
244039
I wear a size 8 1/2 shoe and I bought the 7-10 fins. The fins have an adjustable back strap that allows me the tighten it to my foot size. I have to tighten it in quite a bit to fit my foot.
38399
Solely on intuition I would recommend a 10 and a half. The point is the fin is pretty soft yet tight so it should feel snug and comfortable the extra half size accommodating for the wide foot.
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.
1577063
I got the medium/large and I wear a 9.5 or 10, sometimes 10.5. I typically wear a fin sock/slipper (not boot) and have a bit of wiggle room in the toe pocket so I sometimes get minor cramps. You'll be perfect with a boot.
391084
My experience suggests M/L. You are a half size larger than I but the next consideration is width = both of your foot and of what booties or neoprene sock you will wear. I wear a 3mm sock and I have wide feet. 5mm would be tight and anything with a hard sole would likely be too tight. Ultimately this fin runs long and I think a bit narrow. On the plus side I was not charged to return the L/XL.
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.