Trying to figure out the size of the shoe and the inside label has eroded over time. This is a magnification of it without loss of resolution. I still can't figure it out.Attachment 8055
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Trying to figure out the size of the shoe and the inside label has eroded over time. This is a magnification of it without loss of resolution. I still can't figure it out.Attachment 8055
If it helps, it's either 10½ or 11
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Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
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I'm really hoping that I could see the European size or something and just convert it. I guess I'll just have to go to the store and try on a pair and see. My son had an old pair of Asics that were size 10 and they are bigger than that, but I don't know if they were 10 and 1/2 or 11.
Man, that tag is faded bad.
I have the Miralax touch when it comes to deciphering these things, so I will politely say I just can't tell...
I just went with 10½. I think I need a 10¾, so I can either go thick socks or two pair with 11, or realize the shoes will stretch a little at 10½. And I can fit 10 on me so 10½ may be right.
That is a Jersey Milk cow looking out a barn door.
Should have read the reviews. The Shoe I ended up with has good reviews, but they say the sizing is wrong and it runs small.
I have three pair of shoes that are really a little too tight now, so I ordered a pair of shoe stretchers. We'll get to see if those work. I thought you could only stretch leather shoes, but apparently stretching running shoes is a real thing. I'll be happy if I can stretch them even a quarter-size.