Length
Proper size in running shoes is important for a correct shoe fitting.
Sizes vary among shoe brands and styles. Judge the shoe by how it fits on
your foot. Don't hesitate to try on a shoe in a size other than what
measuring indicates. Don't assume that you know your current shoe size. Have
both feet measured, as you stand, each time you buy your shoes (the size of
your feet changes as your grow older). Most people have one foot larger than
the other. Fit to the largest foot. You should allow for a thumbs width from
the longest toe to the end of the shoe while standing in the shoe. Personal
preference is always taken into effect. Improper fitting shoes can result in
blisters, black toenails, and painful arch problems.
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