what size should I get if my shoe size is 12-13 men. small larg orx larg?
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I have no idea, really--but a size 12-13 sounds pretty big, so I'd probably go with the X-Large. The socks look small and then stretch to accomodate your foot, so they would tend to cling to your foot rather than flop around loosely. I would think a tad on the large size would be better than a tad on the small side.
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The socks are very stretchy, and if you're wearing under Vibrams too large is horrible. Size 12 is Med or maybe Large.
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I think XL would be best. It doesn't matter if the socks are a little big, but being small would make them very uncomfortable.
970906
I am not sure. I bought 12-1 for my son and he is already overgrown it. He is wearing size 13 shoe now.
858266
I would refer to the Icetrekker website sizing chart. For a large boot, they say to go up two shoe sizes. Size 13 and up would be an x- large.
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from experience: Man's size 9 = medium yaktrax for running shoes and could easily go 2 sizes larger (gauged by ok fit on clunky size 9 men's outdoor boots). My guess is you might want to go to large for men's 12. Woman's size 8 = medium yaktrax (small also fits but for some reason seems not to work well, maybe rubber connectors stretched too far and break more easily with use?).
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According to their website, if you're looking for a woman's size 12, buy a Medium. (fits 10.6 - 12.5 woman's shoe) If you're looking for a man's size 12, buy a size Large (fits 11.5 to 13.5 men's shoe) - US sizing
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I think you should start with a 2X with a boot size 13 and go from there. If you have thick legs, it may still be too tight. Try going to a store that carries the waders, and try them on. You"ll have a better Idea on the fit.
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I bought Xxl for my husband. Which states size 14 shoe. But being the avid fishing family I would suggest you get 3xl or 4 xl that way you will have room to wear clothes under.
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I bought the size L, and I wear a men's 13 D. That's the smallest I would go for me. Mine are comfortable.
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I went to the stabilicers.com website to verify the sizing. XS (kids) is Men 1-3.5, Women 1-4.5, EU 31-35; S is Men 4-7, Women 5-8, EU 35-39; Medium is Men 7.5-10, Women 8.5-12, EU 40-43.5; LG is Men 10.5-13, EU 44-47; XLG is Men 13.5-16, EU 48-50. If you are on the upper number of each size and using a heavy duty boot or winter shoe then I would suggest sizing up.
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Hopefully, this helps others as well. Different shoe companies have different sizing. However, the general rule is size T13 to 2.5 is XS; 3 to 4.5 is Small; 5 to 6.5 is Medium; 7 to 8.5 is ML; 9 to 10.5 is Large; 11 to 12.5 is XL; 13 to 14.5 is 2XL.
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I would recommend a size 12. I am a size 12.5 and I purchased a size 14 and they are about perfect.
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I wear a woman's size 10 shoe and the large are big on me, but for a men's 12 I would suggest the XL.
1969774
Does not seem to matter. We have up to size 13 men's shoes at our home and works on those.
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There should be a size chart, but a men's size large is for a size 10 -13. I hope that this helps you.
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We went by shoe size. My Dad is a size 13. We went with the large we read you can cut the footSize smaller if needed.
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I ordered an X-Large 5mm to wear with a size 10 1/2 shoe and the fit is a bit tight. The 5mm thickness is OK for a size 11 men's shoe anything smaller I would suggest the 1.5mm neoprene sock. I've worn both sizes (with different boots) for Washington state surf and salmon fishing; they work great.
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I am your height with 48" chest and size 12 shoe. I went with XL. At 11.5 shoe size for L, you may be hard pressed to get a comfy fit for your feet. I would consider a larger size. If your feet are uncomfortable, the rest of you will be uncomfortable. Don't forget to get your wading boots in one size larger than your shoe size so the extra material of the neoprene stocking foot will fit. I have seen others who have called Caddis for advice. Having some extra room will also accommodate thermal garments in very cold waters. good luck! Ted