I want this kit to dive, I would use every day, serves a very continuous use?. My shoe size is 8, which size I use?
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Chart was accurate for shoe size. Personally i would go to a dive shop if i was diving daily. It is a great set for the price and i would not be afraid to even do a tech dive with that equipment. If i was diving daily i would spend a little more and get sea vision mask and tusa flippers. If you are just snorkeling for oysters and such definite buy. I say med or large.
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The medium should fit a Men's 7-10, Ladies 8-11. The fin has adjustable strap so should be no problem.
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Hello Ann, I think you should buy based on the size you do in shoes. I am 9 and bought the 8-10 size. Worked for me. Good Luck.
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I'd recommend the medium. I also take an 8 US women and they fitted nicely. However if you have a narrow 8, the shoe might look too large, but the length should be the same as a pair of rubber thongs, aka 'flipflops.'
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I wear a 12 and got a 12 and fits great. With water shoes you want it to fit water tight around your ankle so no sand will get in. Hope this helps.
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i also have 9.5 men's shoe feet. primarily, you want a bootie that feels good and fits nicely into your fin. i use a 10 because thatis comfortable both in and out of my fins and the size 10 bootie does not 'wrinkle' when i put it into my fins.but atlas some will tell you to get a size 9 for a real snug fit ... i have found that unnecessary and not comfortablefor long periods of wear ... but i know others who do not mind a tight fit for long periods. your choice, either sizewill probably work. you might want to go to a local scuba shop and just try on different sizes to see what feels goodand take your fins with you too. i also have 9.5 men's shoe feet. primarily, you want a bootie that feels good and fits nicely into your fin. i use a 10 because thatis comfortable both in and out of my fins and the size 10 bootie does not 'wrinkle' when i put it into my fins.but atlas some will tell you to get a size 9 for a real snug fit ... i have found that unnecessary and not comfortablefor long periods of wear ... but i know others who do not mind a tight fit for long periods. your choice, either sizewill probably work. you might want to go to a local scuba shop and just try on different sizes... » Read More i also have 9.5 men's shoe feet. primarily, you want a bootie that feels good and fits nicely into your fin. i use a 10 because thatis comfortable both in and out of my fins and the size 10 bootie does not 'wrinkle' when i put it into my fins.but atlas some will tell you to get a size 9 for a real snug fit ... i have found that unnecessary and not comfortablefor long periods of wear ... but i know others who do not mind a tight fit for long periods. your choice, either sizewill probably work. you might want to go to a local scuba shop and just try on different sizes to see what feels goodand take your fins with you too. « Show Less
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I wear a size 8 with a narrow foot and this brace is pretty tight on me. Not too tight though, it actually fits great and I've been wearing it everyday while working. (I'm on my feet all day) It'll probably work for you.
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the Medium/Large is going to be your best bet assuming you are referring to a 9 shoe size. I have to say this this is more of a kids set though, the more expensive ones get a premium price for higher quality mask. I had issue with the other brand aqualung having a broke mask fastening button the first try out, so I prefer the US divers brand but the higher end models offer a more quality package with articulated kick action on the fins and a better fitting mask. The snorkles are all pretty much the same.
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I'm a 9.5-10 US (Men's). With a 3mm swim boot, I wear the Medium/Large - they do feel a TINY bit big. I emphasize tiny because they are completely manageable, but I do experience some occasional foot cramp. I have ~100 dive hours on them. Assuming your size is men's, I think Small/Medium would be an appropriate size for you. =)
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I'd go with size M for you. The liners run small so you may wish to use another brand, which I do.
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It seems to run true to size for me. Although I wear a 10.5 wide shoe, I have a narrow heel, in fact these help shoes stay on better that slip up and down. The medium is supposed to fit size 8-11 shoes. If you need good compression like I do, I might suggest going down to your true size of a small. If you are worried about them being too tight, go up to a medium. I hope that helps!
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Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks... » Read More Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason « Show Less
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Get the monofin pro- it fits feet between size five or six all the way up to a size eleven. Hope this helps!- Mermaid Lady
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Your size is my shoe size. The size Aqua Sphere Microfin that I bought was given as a 9.5 - 10.5 or 44-45. It fits my foot perfectly.
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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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go to the www.sealsskirts.com website for sizing. it looks to me like all Vapors use a size 7. But Don't Quote Me On This!
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I also wear size 8. Medium is what the sizing chart says and that's what I have. http://kahtoola.com/product/microspikes/
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My husband wears a 12 shoe, however I would imagine you are on the tall size & the men's flipper would work better for your height. We've had great luck with the aqua lungs.