For a man's 91/2 shoe, what size clete whould he need?
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Size chart on manufacturer box: US men Small: 5-6, Med: 6.5-9, Large: 9.5-12.5, XL: 13-upUS women: Small: 5-7, Med: 7.5-10, Large: 10.5-up. Euro men: Small: 37.5-39, Med: 39.5-42, Large: 42.5-45, XL: 46-ET+. Euro women: Small: 35-37.5, Med: 38-40, Large: 41-ET+. Note: Regular boots add one shoe size, Insulated boots add two shoe sizes.
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Look on their website (Dry Guy Boot Covers) - they have what size to get for what shoe size.
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Assuming 9.5 mens in American sizes, get the large. Thats my shoe size as well and the size I ordered.
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A large would fit your shoe perfectly (I wear the same size) since the frame of the cleat is rubberized and designed to stretch up to a men's size 11 or 12. This cleat is easily placed by stretching the frame from toe to heal and removal is just reversing the process. If you prefer another "easy on/easy off" cleat, I would also recommend the strap cleat that wraps around the ball of the shoe and is secured with velcro.
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compression is 10/15- no width is listed but mine fit standard men's Dwidth
1307220
I would go with a M, but remember you will need wading boots as well.... these are stocking foot, and would likely snag/tear if not accompanied by a boot.
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I wear a men's 8 1/2 (Wms 10), and it seems a tad too big for me. Still works fine, since it's adjustable, but it doesn't quite fit like the one on the guy in the picture. Thus, it would fit a size 10 1/2 quite.
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Get 6.5. It can always be cut down. Also make sure you get the right width.
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Hi Aaron, thank you for your question. It will fit 10 2/1 shoe size, as long as the arch size under 11".
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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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Check with your local sports store. Each brand is different. It should be 1/2 size smaller.
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Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks... » Read More Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason « Show Less
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From what I can find on google you take 2 from the women's size and that's the men's size - in your case a men's 6.5. If there aren't half sizes I'd go with 7 so there is room for boots, bibs and or cleats.
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A 45 should be around the proper EU shoe size based on this chart: http://ygraph.com/chart/1571
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10 1/2 is usually 43/44. I think 44 should be ok. That's about 10.75", you can always mesure your feet and see :). I hope this helps
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Stick with the 47. My feet are sized like yours and I bought the 47's and they fit perfectly.
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1/2 inch is what you need. Beall sells an adjustable (1/2" -1 1/2") one although I didn't purchase it.