I wear a size 11 snow boot should I buy a xl for them ?
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I purchased the size L and found that they fit easily yet securely on my size ten work boots and on my size ten bulky winter boots with the thick felt liners. I suspect that if you find the XL too large, it should be easy to exchange them.
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I wear a size 10 boot and I use size large and I can barely get enough slack to get them on a 10 boot. I recommend a size xl for a size 11. Thanks Harvey
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I would go with a XL Except for height my measurements are a little smaller than yours and an L fits tight.
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I wear size 10.5 to 11 men's show (European 45) and size XL is perfect but has a little room in it. I would say a L should work unless you like your socks really tight fitting.
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I use a size L on a size 10.5 Asolo boot. The XL should stretch to accommodate the Sorel boot.
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I my opinion, I would buy the large size if u want a snug fit. XL if u want a little more room. I hope that helps.
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ICEtrekkers website says a Medium size fits 6.5-9. Large is size 9.5-12.5. My husband wears a size 8 boot and the Medium works for him.
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I also use these with boots, mil spec size 9 and a large works well with that size. I would have to say with a 11.5 I would goto at least an extra large
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I wear a size 12 and large socks fit me well. XL are too big. But if there is a not a size chart on Amazon you can probably find one on the manufacturers website.
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Hi John, I wear a size 11 but I bought size 12 because sometimes I wear heavy wool socks when the water is cold. With my neoprene stocking foot waders, they fit just right. I like a little bit of room rather than a tight fit.
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I wear a men's size 13 in shoes and I got the XL Walker Boot. It fits me perfect. If you go by their sizing chart a small should fit you. There is is alot of adjustments that can be done to this boot. I hoped this helped.
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Easy answer, get the medium. I am a size 9 male, my size 10 female partner fits in them perfectly. Additionally, they stretch fine over winter boots this crazy cold snowy and icy roads. One caution- the added traction is great but adds a great deal of strain while running on soft tissues, muscles and tendons. Just run a few miles, not tenners.
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I take a women's 11 so I got a large and and extr large and here is the reason why. I have snow boots that are really wide and the large will not fir them so I use the extra large. Then if I were snow boots that are a ladies more dress boot they are much narrower and the XL will slip off those so I wear the large with those. I always get 2 sizes because there are so many different sized shoes and boots as far as the outside of the shoe or boot goes. And these grips should always stretch and fit nice and snugly on the outside of the boot or shoe. Got them both.....trust me...i have 5 pair and I wear them all winter long.....can't tell ou how many times they have literally saved my butt ~:) I take a women's 11 so I got a large and and extr large and here is the reason why. I have snow boots that are really wide and the large will not fir them so I use the extra large. Then if I were snow boots that are a ladies more dress boot they are much narrower and the XL will slip off those so I wear the large with those. I always get 2 sizes because there are so many different sized shoes and boots as far as the outside of the shoe or boot goes. And these grips should always stretch and fit nice and snugly on the outside of the boot or shoe. Got them both.....trust me...i have 5 pair... » Read More I take a women's 11 so I got a large and and extr large and here is the reason why. I have snow boots that are really wide and the large will not fir them so I use the extra large. Then if I were snow boots that are a ladies more dress boot they are much narrower and the XL will slip off those so I wear the large with those. I always get 2 sizes because there are so many different sized shoes and boots as far as the outside of the shoe or boot goes. And these grips should always stretch and fit nice and snugly on the outside of the boot or shoe. Got them both.....trust me...i have 5 pair and I wear them all winter long.....can't tell ou how many times they have literally saved my butt ~:) « Show Less
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go with large...I got medium size and they would be to small in the boot for you. I'm a size 10 boot and the medium is tight in the boot
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I would go with a Large. My waist is a 36 with a 34 inseam and 11 boot - I ordered the large. The waist on the pants was a little big, but otherwise they fit great.
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I also wear a size 8, women's. Bought the medium and it was way too small to fit over a boot. Bought the large and it was a struggle to get them on. My solution was to leave them on permanently on that pair of snow boots. They are five years old and still work great. I would not leave the house without them in winter. I keep a regular pair of shoes in my car if I am going into someone's house tho.
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I'd go with the next size up. I wear heavy socks in winter and my size 10's just (no wiggle room) fit. If you plan on wearing heavy socks, upsizing is my choice.
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I would strongly recommend a medium I have a mens size 10 and i bought a large. its a bit big on my foot.