I am a fairly big guy with small feet do to a high arch.6'2, 250lbs with 10 1/2.. sizing is by shoe size. Should i go by shoe size or weight/height?
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My husband is 5'8" weighs 220lbs, and wears a size 11 shoe. This fits him with the shoe a little part a little big and just fits around the waist. I have to help him take it off as he is a bit round in the waist line. Bottomline, it just fits with the foot size being big. I hope this helps you.
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I'd go by shoe size, maybe hedge by going a size or 2 over and wearing thick socks or boot liners. I'm 5'9", 34" waist, 30" inseam, 150lb, shoe size is technically 9-9 1/2, but I wear a 10 1/2 shoe, and ordered size 11. I would call the overall fit generous but skimpy vertically. Update: I actually had a need to use the waders today. I wore jeans and heavyish athletic socks under them. The shoe was very comfortable and supported me well while walking over an irregular lake bottom. The waders kept me dry, until I bent over in the water and let some water in the top of the chest. It would have been nice if they had assumed about 2" more inseam for my size, so I might have been able to hike them up a little higher. So if you're tall, or proportionately longer in the leg than the same height Chinese guy (these are made in China), you might want to add 2 or 3 shoe sizes, if that's the only knob you've got to turn.
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I don't know if you can order other than by shoe size, but the wader may not have enough extra room with your shoe size. I'm 5 ft 10 and the inseam just fit.
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Hello, I was never able to find how they compare "Medium" & "Large" to the numeric shoe sizes. However, I can tell you I ordered the "large" and I wear a size "12" boot. The sock looks like it will be somewhat small, but it stretches well and I like the fit. If you have a "Sportman's Warehouse" near you, they also carry them for about the same price and you can take a look at them before purchasing. Hope this helps.
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For a man, I would go with the larger size boot. I'm assuming you are fitting this over a cast of some type, which might influence the sizing. I wear a size 8 women's shoe, but in sandals I take a women's 6 1/2 or 7 max, so I ordered the size small, and my toes were right at the end of the boot. Also, I am not the best references since I was also looking for a "boot" for tendonitis problems and did not find that this helped me since I was not in a cast or other type of rehabilitative shoe. Best wishes to you on your recovery from your injury.
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I ordered medium and I am a size 8 shoe size. Mine fit snug , so you may want to go large.
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I don't know how to answer the questions but my problem is I ordered according to my shoe size. I would suggest to order one size larger than the shoe size. Would that help?
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I have small feet, a size 6 so the small seemed to make the most sense. I approached it like I was buying socks. The larger shoe or sock size, the larger the brace. I have the small and when I have it on, the front of the brace sits just behind the ball of my foot, again, I'm a size 6.
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when you say feet size i am hoping you mean shoe size, if so then i would order a M. i would order just one at first and try it on. by the way they even have a site to go to that shows you how to put them on.
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Go up one size, I wear 11.5 and have 45 and my big toe rubs slightly. Rode 30 miles and had rubs on toes. When I upgrade shoes will up size. These are good entry level shoes and despite size am happy.
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If your 6 feet tall and very slim I would say a small, medium may slide down a bit but you will get more length coverage. Medium build go with medium for sure. Large build go with large. When I say build I mean roughly how big your calves are. I'm 5 feet tall ordered a small and I'm always pulling them up in between sparring rounds. Hope this helps!
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Can't tell you, but I can give you a data point. I'm 6'1" and 180 lbs (34 waist, 44 chest). I wear ~ size 10 shoe. I bought the L. It's still tall enough for people a little taller than me I think. Also a little wider...maybe. The neoprene wader feet are not small, but I just deal with that by stepping into size 12 wading boots. At 6'3" and 190 you're a little taller and a little heavier but I'll bet your build is the same as mine, just taller. I'm almost tempted to advise you try size L, as I'm sure there's enough extra in mine that it would still fit fine if I were 10 lbs heavier. And as for height, that's just a matter of the shoulder straps--there's a lot of room for more height in mine. Can't tell you, but I can give you a data point. I'm 6'1" and 180 lbs (34 waist, 44 chest). I wear ~ size 10 shoe. I bought the L. It's still tall enough for people a little taller than me I think. Also a little wider...maybe. The neoprene wader feet are not small, but I just deal with that by stepping into size 12 wading boots. At 6'3" and 190 you're a little taller and a little heavier but I'll bet your build is the same as mine, just taller. I'm almost tempted to advise you try size L, as I'm sure there's enough extra in mine that it would still fit fine if I were 10 lbs... » Read More Can't tell you, but I can give you a data point. I'm 6'1" and 180 lbs (34 waist, 44 chest). I wear ~ size 10 shoe. I bought the L. It's still tall enough for people a little taller than me I think. Also a little wider...maybe. The neoprene wader feet are not small, but I just deal with that by stepping into size 12 wading boots. At 6'3" and 190 you're a little taller and a little heavier but I'll bet your build is the same as mine, just taller. I'm almost tempted to advise you try size L, as I'm sure there's enough extra in mine that it would still fit fine if I were 10 lbs heavier. And as for height, that's just a matter of the shoulder straps--there's a lot of room for more height in mine. « Show Less
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Would go with sz. 4You can return if tight.I ordered sz. 5 for sz. 10 foot.
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That's subjective base on how tight your preference is for active movement. I wear size 10 shoe and can use size large but opted for medium because i prefer it to be slightly tighter.
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I think the large/extra large for a man's 10-14 would be fine. I am female...wear a size 9 narrow foot and purchased a medium size...you want it to be tight(snug) but not so tight as to be uncomfortable. According to the box, you base your size on the circumference of your arch. Though, I did not do that when i purchased mine. Just guessed and they feel great...not too tight or too loose. Hope this helps.
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@Adolph H. - I purchased the extra small - I am 5'5", 145 pounds. My pair seemed a little more snug than I am used to but after a few rides they seemed to break in. I would order a large - I'm afraid extra large would be too loose.
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I would normally say medium but the fit is tight large should be okay but I can't guarantee. It will depend on your arch and width.
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I have a 11.5 size and I order the large. I found it to fit perfectly. I would think for you possibly a medium remember you want the lift to be wide enough so it will fit nice and tight in your shoe and will not be loose. Man I should get paid for writing all these reviews lol :)
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I would imagine that the height is the same for the small, medium, and large. I believe the size is based on shoe size. My suggestion is just to make which of high or low gaiters you want because they come in different heights for different activities. This website is helpful: http://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/gaiters.html. I hope I could help!