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?
160656
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
160657
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
160658
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.
160659
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
160661
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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The size is the same. (I think these come from different vendors...check the vendor when you select the size and see if it changes) I think the main thing to look for is if the tire is foldable or not. I bought the non-folding tires. They are a little heavier, but cost less. Folding tires cost a bit more, but are more expensive. You have to really look at the weight between the tires to tell them apart. I think the 700x23c are 280 grams for non folding and 230 grams for the folding. I am a big guy, so weight isn't an issue. I'm 6'5" 225lbs and these work great. I just did a half Ironman triathlon with them and had no issues. The size is the same. (I think these come from different vendors...check the vendor when you select the size and see if it changes) I think the main thing to look for is if the tire is foldable or not. I bought the non-folding tires. They are a little heavier, but cost less. Folding tires cost a bit more, but are more expensive. You have to really look at the weight between the tires to tell them apart. I think the 700x23c are 280 grams for non folding and 230 grams for the folding. I am a big guy, so weight isn't an issue. I'm 6'5" 225lbs and these work great. I just did a half... » Read More The size is the same. (I think these come from different vendors...check the vendor when you select the size and see if it changes) I think the main thing to look for is if the tire is foldable or not. I bought the non-folding tires. They are a little heavier, but cost less. Folding tires cost a bit more, but are more expensive. You have to really look at the weight between the tires to tell them apart. I think the 700x23c are 280 grams for non folding and 230 grams for the folding. I am a big guy, so weight isn't an issue. I'm 6'5" 225lbs and these work great. I just did a half Ironman triathlon with them and had no issues. « Show Less
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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 ordered the x-large because I'm allergic to latex and elastic and wanted the socks to be loose around the ankle. I wear a size 8 shoe and the x-large just fit but are snug all over and around the ankle. If you wear the socks as seen in the picture, then I suggest you order the x-large for yourself. Not sure if they will fit a man size 10. The socks did not have a size listed on them or on the package. So it's possible they sent me the wrong size. The large/xlarge size are from Jobar. Do a search for the large size.
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I wear a size 11 shoe and I got a med. and it fits good. So I thinking small in mens.
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I bought the medium for my son, who wears size 7 men shoes and they fit him perfectly. I'm not sure how the other sizing works, so you may want to Google UA size chart I know they have the info on their website.
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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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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.
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I wear a 11-12 in mens and it fits fine without cutting or modifying in the last 5 pairs of shoes I have bought. It has cut marks on the bottom for smaller sizes but it only goes down to a size 8 in mens, so it might work for you but you will have to make your own cut
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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!
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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 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 :=)
709142
I just buy another pair when one wears out. I have a pair with me all the time during cold weather. I buy different sizes for shoes sneakers & boots.
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I have learned that bigger is better..Im on my second one. I wear a 13 shoe. I think a large covered up to 12. I found a splint somwhere that was bigger and problem solved.
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I ordered size 11 for my normal size 10 rubber shoes and it feels like I'm wearing a size 10.5 and I can still put on a pair of thick socks comfortably. I'd say just add 1 to your normal shoe size because it's better to err with a bigger pair and adjust the difference with the socks or insoles.
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I wear size 10 men's. the medium was too small... Large worked great for me
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Hi John.I've have this pair on my full suspension mtb. They lasted me a bit then broke off. Rear will break off first then front.For the front fender, I had issues having it stay in tight so I did some modifications by putting a rubber band to get a better grip to stay in.My advise to you is, buy the DeFender™ XC1/XC11 Set, they come in 26 and 29 inch depending on your wheel size. Find them cheap on ebay! Got mine there. They look much better, more durable, and newest model from Topeak. Yours is a hardtail so you'll be fine. More of a problem with full suspension bikes when it comes to rear fenders but there are special ones made for FS MTB like the mudhugger. Hi John.I've have this pair on my full suspension mtb. They lasted me a bit then broke off. Rear will break off first then front.For the front fender, I had issues having it stay in tight so I did some modifications by putting a rubber band to get a better grip to stay in.My advise to you is, buy the DeFender™ XC1/XC11 Set, they come in 26 and 29 inch depending on your wheel size. Find them cheap on ebay! Got mine there. They look much better, more durable, and newest model from Topeak. Yours is a hardtail so you'll be fine. More of a problem with full... » Read More Hi John.I've have this pair on my full suspension mtb. They lasted me a bit then broke off. Rear will break off first then front.For the front fender, I had issues having it stay in tight so I did some modifications by putting a rubber band to get a better grip to stay in.My advise to you is, buy the DeFender™ XC1/XC11 Set, they come in 26 and 29 inch depending on your wheel size. Find them cheap on ebay! Got mine there. They look much better, more durable, and newest model from Topeak. Yours is a hardtail so you'll be fine. More of a problem with full suspension bikes when it comes to rear fenders but there are special ones made for FS MTB like the mudhugger. « Show Less