Ok I have 2 pairs of Redbacks that I just got. Size 8US and 8.5US. I have a Brannock device at home and I’m a 8.5D. Plus I was professionally measured a couple months ago. My left foot is slightly below 8.5, my right foot is 8.5. The Redback 8.5D are way way too wide even with thicker Darn tough socks. My feet are swimming in them. Too much movement side to side. The size 8 my right foot is too close to the front of the boot. It’s not touching but I’m conscious about it. It’s about 1/2 thumbs width. The left foot is a thumbs width which I like. Is it possible that Redbacks are not a good boot for my feet?
im usually a size 8uk sneaker, however ordered a uk size 8 timberlands last winter and had to double up on socks. my foot is around 10.5 inches but looking at the blundestone size guide that's uk size 9!! which can't be right. anyone have advice? do I go down to a size 7uk ? if they fit to size according to website idk
I definitely found the Blundstone size chart to be accurate. At least on the men's size. I'm in the States and wear a men's US10 and the recommended UK9 EU 43 fit perfectly - through many pair of Blunnies.
It depends. There is no standard - a Thursday Boots size 10 US is different than Blundstone US 10. I recently reviewed a pair of boots that recommended adding a half size because they run small. Check out any size guide and, if they offer free shipping and returns, order multiple sizes to find the right size.
Thanks @manjiirmiya8383 - If you're foot is 27.6 cm, I'd round up for some room. And remember, Blundstone half sizes are the same length as full sizes but offer a wider fit. 27.1cm = 9 27.1 cm = 9.5 28.0 cm = 10 28.0 cm = 10.5 Did you see my Blundstone 500 and 550 reviews? 🙂
@@ChelseaBootReview thanks for your prompt response. So with the numbers you gave it means I am a size UK 10 or 10.5 in blundstone. My foot width measures 4.1inches which puts me in a D width. I think a UK 10 should be fine
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Ok I have 2 pairs of Redbacks that I just got. Size 8US and 8.5US. I have a Brannock device at home and I’m a 8.5D. Plus I was professionally measured a couple months ago. My left foot is slightly below 8.5, my right foot is 8.5.
The Redback 8.5D are way way too wide even with thicker Darn tough socks. My feet are swimming in them. Too much movement side to side.
The size 8 my right foot is too close to the front of the boot. It’s not touching but I’m conscious about it. It’s about 1/2 thumbs width. The left foot is a thumbs width which I like.
Is it possible that Redbacks are not a good boot for my feet?
I have a Brannock device.
im usually a size 8uk sneaker, however ordered a uk size 8 timberlands last winter and had to double up on socks. my foot is around 10.5 inches but looking at the blundestone size guide that's uk size 9!! which can't be right. anyone have advice? do I go down to a size 7uk ? if they fit to size according to website idk
I definitely found the Blundstone size chart to be accurate. At least on the men's size. I'm in the States and wear a men's US10 and the recommended UK9 EU 43 fit perfectly - through many pair of Blunnies.
भाई मेरा पैर 27.5" है तो मुझे कितना inch Chelsea boots ऑर्डर करना है
My shoes size is 9.5 in men. What would my boots size will be for men?
It depends. There is no standard - a Thursday Boots size 10 US is different than Blundstone US 10. I recently reviewed a pair of boots that recommended adding a half size because they run small. Check out any size guide and, if they offer free shipping and returns, order multiple sizes to find the right size.
You didn't pay attention to the video, did you?
Would a 27.6cm foot length fit a UK size 9.5 in blundstone?
Thanks @manjiirmiya8383 - If you're foot is 27.6 cm, I'd round up for some room. And remember, Blundstone half sizes are the same length as full sizes but offer a wider fit.
27.1cm = 9
27.1 cm = 9.5
28.0 cm = 10
28.0 cm = 10.5
Did you see my Blundstone 500 and 550 reviews? 🙂
@@ChelseaBootReview thanks for your prompt response. So with the numbers you gave it means I am a size UK 10 or 10.5 in blundstone. My foot width measures 4.1inches which puts me in a D width. I think a UK 10 should be fine
Yes I watched your 500 and 550 videos.
@@manjiirmiya8383 I hope you love them! Great boots!