Help needed to measure foot size

Status
Not open for further replies.
hotshot05

hotshot05

Herald
Am looking to buy sports shoes online(either yebhi or bestylish) since they are much cheaper online compared to brick and mortar stores of the big brands(Adidas, Reebok, Nike, Puma)
Any pointers on measuring my foot size at home? Am pretty confused about that.

Say if my foot size comes to around 25cm, should I buy a shoe with a size of 25.1cm(Euro 39) or should I go for a size of 25.4cm(Euro 40)? or an even bigger 25.7cm(Euro 41)? - Size Chart
Will be using it mainly to go jogging in the morning. And may sometimes use it for normal use too.
 
Just pick up any of your shoes at home and read the size at the bottom of the shoes, now this won't be hard to do.:bleh:
 
Sorry to hijack your thread op.

I havent bought branded shows till now.
I always buy shoes for around 500/- use them for 6 months or so then they get beatup and i throw them and buy another shoes in the same budget.
But now i want to buy some nice branded shoes which can serve me for a long time and my budget is around 1.2k.
And are the online pricing less than the store prices?
Is it waste of time to go to store and buy one?
 
Just select the style that you like on yebhi. Check the same out at the store, try it and then order the same size via yebhi.
 
Best is to go to a factory outlet. Pricing offline is ~ 200 bucks more expensive, IMO. Its worth the extra cash.
 
vaibhav1 said:
Just pick up any of your shoes at home and read the size at the bottom of the shoes, now this won't be hard to do.:bleh:
Click to expand...

The sizes vary a lot. Am talking about Indian companies though. The sizes of Bata, Sreeleathers. Khadims varies quite a lot IMHO. And none of their sizes are international sizes as far as I know.

The only Reebok shoe that I have, the sole is so worn out that I cannot see the size.

vivek.krishnan said:
Best is to go to a factory outlet. Pricing offline is ~ 200 bucks more expensive, IMO. Its worth the extra cash.
Click to expand...

But the online stores have vouchers too. There is an offer going on in Yebhi whereby you can get 40% reduction on Reebok or Adidas shoes and 50% off on Puma shoes.

So the difference in prices between the online stores and brick and mortar shops will be quite a lot.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top Bottom