2 questions - mens size 10-11 - which one - (cant believe you dont have a chart) & 2) I hear that the rubber cracks in a year or so, how does it last?
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Bought the version designed for wading boots. They broke the first time I put them on. Junk.
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I wear a size 10 boot and asize large fits perfect. And the metal in the chains will break before the rubber goes bad
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Go with the medium size if regular shoes, large if over sized work or insulated boots. They stretch very little go with bigger if not sure. I,ve had mine for 3 years they are fine. My mothers pair she wears all winter on 2nt year still holding up she uses every day
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I have 2 pair of these - L for shoes and XL for boots. I wear these on rocky trails, which is where microspikes will catch on the rocks and cause me to fall. So far after 1 year, they are in good shape.
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I wear a 12 shoe and bought the XL... Second season and no cracks in the rubber... have noticed a little rust on the chains... but they have saved my butt from many a potential fall
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I only use occasionally because I'm in Atlanta and the winters are mild. I keep them inside my house in the closet so they are not exposed to harsh weather or UV from sunlight. I've had three sets in twenty five years only only replaced them when they were lost in the move to new place. My first set was in Michigan and my second set was in Japan. Both locations had lots of snow and ice and I worked outside around aircraft on concrete. In Atlanta we have an ice storm once or twice a year. I've never worn out or broke a part and even I had the cost is nothing compared to a broken tailbone or cracked skull. I only use occasionally because I'm in Atlanta and the winters are mild. I keep them inside my house in the closet so they are not exposed to harsh weather or UV from sunlight. I've had three sets in twenty five years only only replaced them when they were lost in the move to new place. My first set was in Michigan and my second set was in Japan. Both locations had lots of snow and ice and I worked outside around aircraft on concrete. In Atlanta we have an ice storm once or twice a year. I've never worn out or broke a part and even I had the cost is nothing compared to a broken... » Read More I only use occasionally because I'm in Atlanta and the winters are mild. I keep them inside my house in the closet so they are not exposed to harsh weather or UV from sunlight. I've had three sets in twenty five years only only replaced them when they were lost in the move to new place. My first set was in Michigan and my second set was in Japan. Both locations had lots of snow and ice and I worked outside around aircraft on concrete. In Atlanta we have an ice storm once or twice a year. I've never worn out or broke a part and even I had the cost is nothing compared to a broken tailbone or cracked skull. « Show Less
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I bought a size large and they are on a size 10 arctic rubber bottom pack. They just go on which I leave on all the time as they are hard to get just right. I think they would be hard to put on a size 11. As I just got them about a month ago I have no idea of lasting quality of the rubber. Also the chain is not very sharp so it bites real well in bare ice. Lots better than nothing but not as good as it could be.
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Hi Bobbie, Yes, the Large size fits a men's shoe size 11. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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I wear size 10 men's. the medium was too small... Large worked great for me
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The "Large" size used to be specified for size 11 but now has come back into stock with 10.5 as the stated maximum size. Only the manufacturer would be able to say whether the device has changed. Threads have stripped on two units now after about 20 shoes stretched each -&gt; limited life :-(
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Older model would last about a year in often used walking shoes, then you would notice it starts losing cushioning. New model is not good at all from the start and since I just got it can not say how long these will last. I will look for another brand for my next pair.
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Hi. I'm a 7 (mens) and the "small" fit perfectly. These are good fins and def worth the price. For a 10.5, just go according to the chart like I did.
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Hi Karen, I went to the store and bought the first pair. They measured my legs and gave me one of about 5 sizes that these come in. I then went to amazon and bought two pair at almost half the price that I paid at the store. I have found these stockings to be comfortable and have noted that they do not roll down or crease much if at all. I think if you follow the sizing chart correctly you should be happy with them. I cannot say that my calves are unduly large, but I started wearing these after vericose vein surgery last year, I am still wearing them. Please feel free to contact me if I can be of any other help. Mark Hi Karen, I went to the store and bought the first pair. They measured my legs and gave me one of about 5 sizes that these come in. I then went to amazon and bought two pair at almost half the price that I paid at the store. I have found these stockings to be comfortable and have noted that they do not roll down or crease much if at all. I think if you follow the sizing chart correctly you should be happy with them. I cannot say that my calves are unduly large, but I started wearing these after vericose vein surgery last year, I am still wearing them. Please feel free to contact me if I can... » Read More Hi Karen, I went to the store and bought the first pair. They measured my legs and gave me one of about 5 sizes that these come in. I then went to amazon and bought two pair at almost half the price that I paid at the store. I have found these stockings to be comfortable and have noted that they do not roll down or crease much if at all. I think if you follow the sizing chart correctly you should be happy with them. I cannot say that my calves are unduly large, but I started wearing these after vericose vein surgery last year, I am still wearing them. Please feel free to contact me if I can be of any other help. Mark « Show Less
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I bought these for my son who is maybe a few pounds heavier than your boyfriend and he wears size 11 shoe my husband says it depends what length to get on weather he plans to go in heavy snow or just sno shoeing for sport good luck P
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I would like to help. Not being an expert one has to refer to sources; http://www.i18nguy.com/l10n/shoes.htmlIt is a little wordy but the charts are good. Namasté.
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I'll leave this open for others because I'm no shoe size expert (though I checked on Google to confirm) but there's no difference between 46 and "46m" (m in this case meaning medium or regular as opposed to wide or narrow). It looks like one vendor lists them one way, while another lists them the other. Try choosing either size, check to make sure they have your color, then compare the prices/vendor ratings and go from there.
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Which size do you wear most often? You are right in the middle with your stated range. I am in a similar situation between a C and D. I can use either but at first the C felt better. Both felt weird at first. For $20.00 apiece I got both and tried them. I am still way ahead of the $400.00 custom orthotic's price tag. I think I use the smaller size more often, I can slide it forward just a tad if needed to hit the correct place on my feet in the bigger size shoe. In my boots the longer orthotic goes to the back of the boot's heel were my heel does not go, and the arch support hits the correct place on my foot. I wear heavier socks with the boots. Both sizes have uses and really not a huge difference between them. men's 9-9.5= size F men's 10-10.5= size G These sizes are per the information on the website. Good Luck. They have worked for me, but it does take time to remodel crushed, torn or just plain flattened arches. Hope this helps.
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Male sizing. But I'm sure you could find them that fit. I had mine a year now with four track days and still are amazing!
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I wear a 12 and that's what I bought (they don't make a 13). They fit well but I would probably go up a size in order to wear another pair of heavy socks. My boots are kind of falling apart but I have used them quite a bit over the last two years. I think they will last another year pretty easily.
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There was a lack of shoe/sock chart on the Amazon site but I went to the Darn Tough website where I found a chart. To be certain what size to order, due to other reviews mentioning fit, I contacted Darn Tough and they verified the size I should order.
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I really need boots that will keep his feet warm and protect them - does anyone know if either of these boots that? Each mention protection but didn't see warmth mentioned - thanks :=)
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Dear NelehS,A sizing chart would help, wouldn't it? The labelling isn't the only problem with it, I had a bad experience with this boot. The gel pack insert dries out and actually hurt his leg. The boot below was easy to size and fit for my grandpa, and has worked well for us.Sammons Preston Heelift Glide (081613819 Smooth Standard)Good luck!
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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 that is 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 comfortable for long periods of wear ... but i know others who do not mind a tight fit for long periods. your choice, either size will probably work. you might want to go to a local scuba shop and just try on different sizes to see what feels good and take your fins with you too.