What do the sizes correspond to in boot size?
1046971
I wear and 10 and one half shoe and bought extra large. They were just right. I do like them. Joe McCann
1046972
AI bought the extra large size to fit over my mens size 11 (Simms) wading boots, which are big anyway. The crampons fit well and are not difficult to put on or take off. I should mention that they don't fall off or come off during use in mud and snow either, and I've encountered both with them on. Hope this helps.
1046973
I bought the extra large size to fit over my mens size 11 (Simms) wading boots, which are big anyway. The crampons fit well and are not difficult to put on or take off. I should mention that they don't fall off or come off during use in mud and snow either, and I've encountered both with them on. Hope this helps.
223096
The "Size 8" only represents the length of the shoe. Whether properly stated or not, every shoe/boot has, and should include a number/letter pair (e.g., "C" to "EEE") designating the length and width of the shoe respectively. "8 C" would represent a relatively narrow size 8.
1599527
I ware a size 13 boot and they fit great. A helper of mine has a size 15 boot and they for him fine. Not sure about the max size.
1696168
Here you go-from another stabilicers offer lower on the page.Men's boot sizes: S (4-7), M (7.5-10), L (10.5-13), XL (13.5-16)Women's boot sizes: S (5-8), M (8.5-12)I wear a size 11 to 11.5 boot/shoe and the large is a tight fit but OK.
1486868
I would start here: http://www.skates.com/Riedell-Boot-Sizing-Chart-s/477858.htm
177396
I have large, and wear 9 1/2 shoes. There is at least 1 1/2 " from my foot to the end of the boot, and it's neoprene, so there is some stretch, too.
1562852
See below for U.S. men's boot sizing information:Small fits boot sizes 3 - 6 / mondo sizes 19.5 - 23Medium fits boot sizes 7 - 11 / mondo sizes 23.5 - 27.5Large fits boot sizes 11 - 15 / mondo sizes 27 -31.5Got that info on the REI website..
811794
I have men's. Don't know about size comparisons, but you might like to know these boots feel very heavy.
508855
I only have the boots and they compare to a moderately narrow size 8. (Ordered size 8)
2274013
Hello, I was never able to find how they compare "Medium" & "Large" to the numeric shoe sizes. However, I can tell you I ordered the "large" and I wear a size "12" boot. The sock looks like it will be somewhat small, but it stretches well and I like the fit. If you have a "Sportman's Warehouse" near you, they also carry them for about the same price and you can take a look at them before purchasing. Hope this helps.
1816082
I wear a size 9 shoe and the small is the best fit; for my boots, I need the medium. I bought Large and I had to give them to my brother-in-law; too big.... kept coming off and they just didn't fit snug
1152249
My husband wears a size 11 wide and he ordered size 11. They fit perfectly. Hope this helps. I realize EEE is wider, but the size 11 he got had plenty of room. They are also a very good quality boot.
2020948
My boots are a size 10 as well, they fit perfectly. I don't think they are one size fits all.
12575
I would go with the advice from korkers.com 10.5 boots = LARGE-size CastTrax see website: http://www.korkers.com/footwear/fishing/casttrax.html that is what I did with my pair and it fits perfectly.cheers,JM
780087
There should be a size chart. That's how I believe I ordered them. I don't remember any issues finding the correct size
2100424
I'm not exactly certain in terms of "E" width measurements but I find that they are plenty wide. I bought the 10-11 size figuring I'd shoot for a half size bigger than normal since I wanted to use them with and without the liner, I've had them about a year and still haven't got around to getting the liner but outta the box they were huge on me over the year I've tried many different combinations of various insoles to try to find a sweet spot but have come to the conclusion that I'm going to need to order the liners. There is nothing at all inside them to absorb the sweat plus there's also way too much extra space, not only at the foot but all the way up the boot. Hope that helps. I'm not exactly certain in terms of "E" width measurements but I find that they are plenty wide. I bought the 10-11 size figuring I'd shoot for a half size bigger than normal since I wanted to use them with and without the liner, I've had them about a year and still haven't got around to getting the liner but outta the box they were huge on me over the year I've tried many different combinations of various insoles to try to find a sweet spot but have come to the conclusion that I'm going to need to order the liners. There is nothing at all inside them to absorb the sweat plus... » Read More I'm not exactly certain in terms of "E" width measurements but I find that they are plenty wide. I bought the 10-11 size figuring I'd shoot for a half size bigger than normal since I wanted to use them with and without the liner, I've had them about a year and still haven't got around to getting the liner but outta the box they were huge on me over the year I've tried many different combinations of various insoles to try to find a sweet spot but have come to the conclusion that I'm going to need to order the liners. There is nothing at all inside them to absorb the sweat plus there's also way too much extra space, not only at the foot but all the way up the boot. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I use a 32" and I would say a 34" would be the limit, to be on the safe side. I would check with Frogg Toggs, about the size. Just a reminder, the boot is very snug from the lower leg down to the foot. Try 1 size larger on the boot.