What sizes should I order for a size 1 in regular shoes?
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I ordered a medium (2-5) for my daughter who is size 1. I just think the small would not fit long. she loves them...no complaints about the size.
220781
I think you should order a large. I ordered the medium (which states 7.5-9) and wear a 8.5-9 shoe.
430262
Actually, my very first set of Powerstep was fitted and prescribed by my podiatrist. Since then, I've ordered from Amazon. My shoe size is 13W and my Powerstep size is 11-111/2. Fits perfectly.
80408
the sizing guide is here: http://darntough.com/customer-service/faqs#sizing I've found it to be pretty accurate (I wear a 9 1/2 shoe and like a snug sock; the Medium is perfect for me)
1148393
Yes should be fine. I wear opposite size 5. and think bigger shoes will definitely be better.
825417
I normally wear an81/2 or 9 and I got a 9 but my foot is wide. They fit great. Hope that helps. They are roomy on me.
30701
Go with the higher size. These shoes fit very tightly across the instep so the lower size would probably not work.
61202
Size runs normal. If you have a wide foot, order the C/D width. If not, the B width will be fine.
1309359
Get the large size. The small will be too tight, especially with sneakers or street shoes.
494633
when you say feet size i am hoping you mean shoe size, if so then i would order a M. i would order just one at first and try it on. by the way they even have a site to go to that shows you how to put them on.
270049
My feet are 25 cm long and I purchased a size 8. That is also my shoe size. They run a little bit big so with thick socks they fit me perfect. I would suggest maybe a size 6 or 7.
403741
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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Get a size 7. I wasn't sure if they was going to run small so I had got an 8. The 8 was to big and I had got my regular size 7 and it fits Perfect.
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I bought the Medium, which was a little bit too small for my feet since my toes spilled out of the holes. I wear a shoe size of 9-9 1/2 sometimes a 10. Since your feet are just a little bit smaller than mine ordering a "Medium" will probably work well for you. Hope that this info helps you.
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The first one I purchased I selected the size based on my shoe size. However, it was a little too tight so I moved up a size to the extra large. It fits just right. I would suggest going up one size.
278125
I would order what your shoe size is as these run true to size. If you're a 7 order a 7, if you're a 1/2 size go up to next full size
31503
There is a size chart on their website - http://www.injinji.com/. I am a 9.5-10.5 in normal shoes and a 41/42 in FiveFingers and a medium size fits me great.