I wear a size 9 ladies shoe, should I get the Medium and cut it down - or the small which goes to 8.5?
1156579
You should get the medium. I wear 8.5,and I have to trim some off. It should be just right for a size 9
1156580
sorry for the late reply. i would get the medium and if it does not fit you can always cut it. i wear size 9 in ladies shoe too. honestly the insert did not help me with my pain, i ended up buying Dr. Scholl's® P.R.O. Pain Relief Orthotics for Heel. if you go to Dr. Scholl's website you can get a $2 coupon off the insole. good luck!
1156581
i didn't choose small because i did not want to feel the edge of the orthotic with my toes. i wear them in a pair of sneakers that i was able to push them in without cutting. the fit is very snug, so i don't try using them for other footwear. they are very comfortable
1156582
I would probably go with the Medium and cut it down so it's your exact size 9. It depends on what type of shoe it's going in. I ordered the Orthaheel slim fit for my wife's dress shoes at work for her practice. If these are for boots or sneakers the Orthaheel Active Orthotics may be fine, but for dress shoes they're normally a bit thick.
1156583
I think I'd get the medium. I don't know if there would be a difference in the length at the arch or just at the toe area. They are really easy to cut down. I would rather have it too long and cut it down than to buy it too short and have it fitting improperly.
781189
I wear 8 female, and the medium seems like a good fit. large if your feet or wider, I think
447566
I wear 9.5 shoe, which is right on the edge of the medium sock, but they fit me perfectly. So definitely follow the size chart listed on the package. It's accurate. XS = 4 - 5.5 S = 6 - 7.5 M = 8 - 9.5 L = 10+
966940
the heel seemed to fit snug but fine. I would get the 9.5. if you get 10 I think they would be too loose. We got size 8 and the foot part was nice and nug with not play in it. Good luck and have fun with them.
185920
I would get the larger and then cut it down to fit. A too small insole could put the padding in the wrong places for your foots comfort.
1508109
I wear a straight 10M US women's and the 10 is a perfect fit. I believe you should go for size 9 and if needed trim just a little, if not I think size 9 would work, good luck.
1576238
I bought the medium and they go to size 8. I wear 7.5 so they are a little big. You may want to go with large
782930
I wear a 7.5 in street shoes and 8.5 in running shoes (women), and my injinji socks are a medium. I would DEFINITELY go with the medium in your case.
70002
I don't think the small will be too tight. I wear a size 9 shoe and I got the medium. They are snug, but that's part of the design. I enjoy my medium size, they do what they are suppose to do. I think the small will be fine for you.
571701
Unless you have very small feet most women would take a medium. I wear a size 8-9 running shoe and a medium feet good. I you wear a size 5 or 6 you may need the small. Like the socks too!
69643
I'm an 8 and have the small and mediums and I prefer the small. Happy running!
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.
1414336
I think medium, but I'm not sure. I wear a size 9 shoe and the medium is perfect.
941323
Medium is 8-9.5 I would have to guess that small is 6-7.5. Never before have I seen this method of sizing women's socks. I wear size 8 shoe and wear the regular size socks. Asics med is a little too big for me. Barbara C.
427557
Im a woman with a size 8.5 in USA (39 Europe) and I got mediums which fit me perfect so my guess is you'd be more of a medium. Hope that helps! :-)
1068757
I bought 9.5 shoe when I'm usually a 9. The recommendation for that size was a large but I bought a medium instead. It was a perfect fit for my shoe. So I would recommend the small for that size shoe.
1370906
I cut mine down from a 9 ( I wear a 9 but sometimes you have to fit them to your shoe).