Recently purchased 11,5 size. The instep sits very tight but the heel dangles. As if boots are a bit longer than needed. Will 11 or 10.5 fit?
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I would go with an 11 but the bigger issue is the poorly constructed button fastener,be careful because it breaks easily!
232247
at least a large..i take it u mean us size 11.5 thats 10.5 in uk i think...at least a large..med will be 2 small..im a size uk 9 n they will stretch a bit...but i dont think a med would stretch that far..it might do..but its going to weaken it stretching it so much i reck....happy new yr
2020948
My boots are a size 10 as well, they fit perfectly. I don't think they are one size fits all.
305691
8 or 8.5 - the Lynco insoles are not easily trim-able. So you would not want to go any larger.
30701
Go with the higher size. These shoes fit very tightly across the instep so the lower size would probably not work.
758620
I wear 11 in Adidas and 11.5 in Nike since they run narrower than usual. I ended up buying the size 45 and they fit me great! Hope this helps! -Amir
2100422
I bought a size 11 and mine hare very wide on my feet. I usually wear a 10 1/2 but I wanted to be able to wear heavy socks in the winter and I have lots of room. I don't know that actual width classification as I don't have them in front of me right now and I don't know if it even says the width on the boots themselves.
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From the way mine fit my 10.5 shoe, I'd say the previous answers are correct, i.e. 9.5 to 12.5
177397
I am your height with 48" chest and size 12 shoe. I went with XL. At 11.5 shoe size for L, you may be hard pressed to get a comfy fit for your feet. I would consider a larger size. If your feet are uncomfortable, the rest of you will be uncomfortable. Don't forget to get your wading boots in one size larger than your shoe size so the extra material of the neoprene stocking foot will fit. I have seen others who have called Caddis for advice. Having some extra room will also accommodate thermal garments in very cold waters. good luck! Ted
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I'm a 10.5 and I bought an 11. They are a little big but it makes it easy for quick on and off.
645330
I wear a 10 1/2 shoe and ordered a size 11. Fit snugly with a sock and snugly enough without sock. size 10 may work for you
950617
9 men US size = 42 EU. This is what I ordered for 11 women. I actually wear 10.5 and I have more space left. You also have to take into account that the Cork insole slightly diminishes the space inside of the clog. I think that a 42 EU which is the size I chose, fits yours 9-91/2. You will still have to decide about width. Did my best to help...Good Luck!
338116
I would recommend a 10...they run about 1/2 size small...I was glad I took everyone else's advice and ordered at least 1/2 size up..great boots though!
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My husband wears an 11 - 11.5, I ordered a size 11, initially it felt a bit tight, but once he hit the water, it stretched quite a bit. If you are a 10.5 - 11, I would go with a 10 or 10.5, if you are on the larger side of a size 11, I would go with a 10.5 or an 11.
2100421
My sense is that the boot will not likely be wide enough. I wear between 8-1/2 and 10 (D or E) depending on the last. My foot measures 10-1/4" long by 4-1/4" wide. The boot I have is a size 11 (no width spec) with a felt insert. My best estimate of the inside is 11-1/4" by 4-1/4" (12-1/2" long by 5" wide outside dimensions). I bought these half expecting to return them if they didn't fit. They didn't have "my size", so I ordered these that should have been "way to big". They fit just fine in the width and the added length is not really noticeable (until I climb stairs!). They've been great boots so far. Good luck! My sense is that the boot will not likely be wide enough. I wear between 8-1/2 and 10 (D or E) depending on the last. My foot measures 10-1/4" long by 4-1/4" wide. The boot I have is a size 11 (no width spec) with a felt insert. My best estimate of the inside is 11-1/4" by 4-1/4" (12-1/2" long by 5" wide outside dimensions). I bought these half expecting to return them if they didn't fit. They didn't have "my size", so I ordered these that should have been "way to big". They fit just fine in the width and the added length is not really... » Read More My sense is that the boot will not likely be wide enough. I wear between 8-1/2 and 10 (D or E) depending on the last. My foot measures 10-1/4" long by 4-1/4" wide. The boot I have is a size 11 (no width spec) with a felt insert. My best estimate of the inside is 11-1/4" by 4-1/4" (12-1/2" long by 5" wide outside dimensions). I bought these half expecting to return them if they didn't fit. They didn't have "my size", so I ordered these that should have been "way to big". They fit just fine in the width and the added length is not really noticeable (until I climb stairs!). They've been great boots so far. Good luck! « Show Less
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I don't think you need to go up a size due to your socks. I always wear socks in mine, but just regular socks not thick soled. I wear a 6.5 normally and bought a 7 in these. I seem to have ample room in them. I do not know about them creasing at the instep when getting up and down in the garden. I use mine for walking my dog around the property. I purchased the taller boots for when I am working in the garden.
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The longer the shoe typically the roomier the heel if the shoe. With a size 11 I might suggest the large so that the lift fits the heel cup area offering support for your foot. If this lift doesn't fit the heel cup snugly then you might notice an uncomfortable fit of your foot not being fully supported.