Measure the length of the foot
Measure your foot with a pencil and paper.
Put on socks - you will not wear shoes on your bare feet (except in summer). However, be careful - too thick a sock, such as grandmother's knitting, can seriously affect the accuracy of sizing.
We recommend measuring both legs (the length of the feet may differ slightly) and take as a basis the greatest result.
Measurements are best taken at the end of the day or after exercise, when the size of the leg increases due to blood flow.
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You will need a sheet of paper, a pencil and a ruler.
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Draw a long straight line on the sheet.
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Place the sheet on a flat surface and place your foot on it
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Mark the tip of the finger and heel with a pencil (the pencil should be located strictly vertically, without losing contact with the foot).
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Remember to do the same with the second foot.
Usually left-handed people have a left leg may be slightly longer than the right, left-handed people, on the contrary. Compare the values of the measurements of both feet and take as a basis the highest result. This will be your foot length.
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