Hello, My foot measures 27.7 centimeters What number do I recommend? shoe to fit me. not big and not small. I will use in the practice of tai-chi. He
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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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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.
202631
I'm a size 8 on most of my shoes, but since in some of them I'm also 7 1/2, I ordered the size 7-8, It fits perfectly and it also has some room left in front of my toes. I think 7-8 would be fine.
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I very much doubt that these will fit you. I wear size 6.5 women, (diregard my husbands name on this account), and they are only a little bit big on me. I think you'll have to find a specialized, extra large size. There must be something out there, though, because I've heard of western men wearing tabi for martial arts and other Japanese cultural events and classes. Good luck to you!
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I'd go for large. The do stretch, but not much. The 7.5 worked for me but I'd definitely measure your wrist circumference and go a six up from that if possible.I really like mine a lot. Not only do I feel it helps with my balance, but I also find it slightly eases stuck pain ( it seems to move the chi along in your body)
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I wear a 7.5-8 shoe and my toes were protected, bad place to be, one too big as a med. and if this one is too small, I think I would play it safe, get both and send one back. Good mending to you
427558
I am a 7.5-8. Medium works perfect for me with extra quarter inch at the end. In reality, you will be NOT be wearing these shoes outdoors to walk long distances. so no need to buy large. In fact, you may want to buy smaller, as the velcro allows you to expand for the front of your front, so even if you buy a little small, you entire foot will be over the stones getting massaged anyway. The shoe is heavy to drag around (since the only part you can control is the front part of your foot from the velcro strap) so small is actually slightly lighter.
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I wear a size 11 shoe. The first pair of these I got were 11's and fit. They got a hole in the bottom so I got another size 11. Same shoe, model, etc. It was too small. I would go a size bigger. I have wide feet also. As an aside, I sent my too small boots back and went to bass pro shop and bought a pair of similar size but rubber boots. I am happy with them.
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Go up one size, I wear 11.5 and have 45 and my big toe rubs slightly. Rode 30 miles and had rubs on toes. When I upgrade shoes will up size. These are good entry level shoes and despite size am happy.
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I normally wear size 6-1/2 shoe and ordered size 6 insole which works fine...so I'd say 7 would be fine for you.
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I wear a size 7 shoe and purchased a 'S'. It fits snug but comfortable. I use them for Kickboxing. Ankle is almost 8", instep is 8 1/2", shin is 10". Hope this helps.
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You should ask your orthopedist about that. I ordered mine based on what my physical therapist recommended. It fits UNDER the lining in your shoe so I'm not sure how size effects the outcome as it's more based on your heel width than your shoe width. Hope that helps.
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You may want to try a 41. Size 41 is exactly an 8.5, but 40 is an 8. So it's really up to you based on your foot. I would suggest giving the size 40 a shot if you wear 8.5's normally... Also, it kind of matters your REAL foot size. I wear size 13 in every other shoe, but wear size 47 Feiyues (a 12.5 exact). They fit perfect. Give the 40's a shot.
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Not sure, but I would try the regular size. This shoe is comfortably wide. You can always return it if not. I've bought it twice because it's the best tennis and most comfortable for me, and while I'm not a wide, I don't have narrow feet.
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I don't wear high heels, so can't answer that. My normal shoe size is 7-1/2 narrow, but when plantar fasciitis struck four years ago I ended up purchasing the Lynco orthotics in a size 8 (because they are not available in half sizes) and buying shoes that would fit the orthotic. So now instead of a size 7-1/2 athletic shoe, I wear a size 8 Medium with a size 8 orthotic. I have a pair of flat dressy shoes (Munro American) in a 7-1/2 Medium instead of my normal 7-1/2 narrow which I wear with the size 8 orthotics. My recommendation is that you go to a really good shoe store and actually try the shoes on with the orthotics (you will probably need to remove the insert that comes with the better shoes; the cheap shoes will probably not have a removable insert). I have made it a practice to purchase two pairs of Lynco orthotics every year. I use the newest ones in my athletic shoes and change them every night, so that each pair of orthotics gets a rest on alternate days. My older orthotics I do NOT discard, but put them into shoes and boots that I wear less often so that I'm not constantly changing back and forth. And I did fully recover from the plantar fasciitis without custom orthotics or surgery--just the Lynco orthotics, plenty of the exercises recommended by a physical therapist, and a brace which I used at night for several months. Good luck! I hope that this is helpful. -- CJM
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Depends on how painful your feet are. I'd go with extra small to start, and maybe move up to small in a couple of months.
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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.