Seems that NO ONE knows this info. I showed it to a snowboard sales person and they were like "Ohhh, whoa, this is interesting", and they agreed with it after testing it. Before watching this video I was getting sized a full size too big each time I rented. Watched this, downsized and my feet did not hurt anymore. Used this method to measure my foot and find the right size. I wear a size 14 shoe traditionally. After measuring I was on the cusp of 12.5 into 13 for snowboard boots. One of my feet is slightly bigger than the other (most people have the same issue, they just don't know) and I went with a size 13 snowboard boot. Ordered some Burton Ruler double boas and they arrived recently. They fit just like this video (and the last video) said they should - an "all-around fit". My toes slightly touch the front, but not in a bad painful way. After some break in the heat moldable liner the boots will mold to my feet and it will give a few extra millimeters . Then they'll fit even better. I can't say thanks enough for this video. This is a piece of snowboarding gold. Update: Ridden 4 times with the new boots and have had ZERO foot pain. This video is spot on.

Wired, thanks for making this video! You have no idea how much this video is being used outside of the snowboarding community! The entire wide feet people of the world are being helped by this one video alone! We thank you for your service to feet.

This video seriously must rank above all other videos on KZread related to snowboard boots fitting. 🔥🔥🔥

Just commenting on this awesome content! Very well done, looking forward to more vids!

Hey Wired, this video and the previous one are excellent! Please *do* keep them coming! I really hope the binding video and board sizing video will follow at some point.

Thank you so much randy I can not wait for more videos so helpful this video information is worth more than gold 🎉

Thank you so much, Randy, for the thorough and detailed explanations. Very precious and crucial information in helping a very fresh beginner like me.

Don't stop making videos, they are great.

just want to say thank you for making such a helpful video!

This video is a godsend. I've been a casual/occasional snowboarder since 2003. In all those years, no shop or instructor has ever taught me how to properly measure boot size and how critical it is to the experience. Now I finally have the means and location to snowboard more frequently and I'm so glad you posted this information.

I found your videos after having trouble with my rentals while riding recently. I gave my US shoe size, so these informative videos really made it all click! Can’t wait to measure and try a hopefully better fit size when I go back to the mountain in a week. Thank you for these amazing videos!

Awesome stuff. I bought a pair of boots back in 2001. And since inception, i've always struggled with arch pain. Just last week, which is 20 years later, I rode with the same boots and still arch pain and had alot of fatigue in my front foot arch and both of my shin muscles. I was only able to enjoy about 2-3 hours till I was tired from lower body exhaustion from the fatigue. Now I understand why: I've got to much space in my heel, which is shifting my forward heel off the bottom of the boot and I'm curling my toes and arch in order to hold a toe lean. DANGGGG....OUCHHHH. My shoe size is and 8 and I just bought a size 8 boot back in the day. And I did not work then and still 200 years later Its still not working. And now I know why. This is an awsome vid series. THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart. From a 52 year old dad trying to catch up with my college age kids, this means the world.

super good channel, very impressed!

Awesome videos. When are the snowboard and binding sizing videos coming out?

Hey Wired, thank you so much for your video. I’m 6’3” 230lbs and I ride a Burton Custom X 162W. I don’t do much or any park riding, rather I would say I do more freeriding. I carve hard, chase speed, natural jumps, tree runs, and powder riding. I took my barefoot measurements and my longer foot is 28.5/28.6cm x 9.9/10cm. I’m particularly looking at purchasing the Burton Photon Step-Ons. Still interested in any other boot suggestions you’d make for my foot size but certainly want the step-ons. Want to make sure I get the right size because with the step on system I will need to buy the correct binding per boot size. A size 10.5 puts me in a Medium binding and a size 11 puts me in a Large. With the size 10.5Wide Photon i feel all my toes pressed up against the liner and with the size 11 Photon I feel my big toe pressed up against the liner. I get maybe 10-15days on the mountain so not sure how they will break in. Thank you again for the above resources and really appreciate your help and suggestions

Amazing resource you are providing to the snowboard community. Much appreciated. How does snowboard sizing accommodate high insteps? Does one size appropriate to length and width and lace more loosely? Or perhaps go wider than indicated width? I understand that high arch is dealt with by adjusting the footbeds or insert...I am referring to the foot height on top of foot bone and where it meets the ankle. My high instep makes it impossible for me to wear slip on shoes and my athletic shoes always need to be super widely laced. In snowboard boots I get major hot spots on the top of my foot. Nearly instant tingling from the nerve on the top of foot bone. Foot pain often registering on a 7 or 8 in scale of 10. I'm the guy walking around in socks at apres ski. Lol. I may have been compensating by going too large in size and then over tightening to prevent heel lift. Perhaps a bad habit from hockey skate days? I measure 262mm x 103mm. I believe this indicates 8.5 snowboard size and an E (assuming the left side of width chart is boot size and not sneaker size). I wear 9.5 athletic sneakers and have gone as high as 10.5 boots in snowboard rental shops to be able to even enter a boot height wise. (I suspect rental shops have handwritten sneaker size on their inventory to do the quick conversion for speeds sake). Any advice would be much appreciated. I expect a dual zone that allows a looser fit on bottom zone is essential. Please advise if traditional, quick lace, or Boa might offer other advantages.

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Chris, The most important first step is to get into snowboard boots of your correct Mondopoint size and width. 262 mm is Mondopoint 265 or size 8.5 US in snowboard boots. The total range for this is 261 to 265 cm so you are at the smaller side of this range. 103 mm is EE width which will require a specific Wide boot. Ride make the Lasso Pro Wide for EE width. You will not want to make any judgements based on Rental boots as these have not been heat molded to your foot and as they have been broken in by many feet. This is compounded by using far too large a size. Snowboard boot liners are very compliant and can accommodate almost all feet including high insteps with a professional heat mold. These are your next steps. Only if you have comfort issues at that point would you take additional action. STOKED!

A sheet of A4 is 297mm in length ie 29.7 mondo, so this would do most riders up to size US11.5. Great video Randy, I have been telling people to use this technique for ages with a wall and paper on the floor.

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Right on Craig! Wall and paper works perfectly and can be used for any foot size as long as it is securely taped to the floor and measured in place. STOKED!

Watched both your videos..wish I would have watched this two weeks ago before buying boots that after watching might be a full size to big..with 1 video a year the last two years do we get the heat molding video this year?

My mondo measurements are length 25.1 cm R, 24.6 cm L, width both 9.5cm. I have narrow heels and ankles. I have been wearing Burton Rulers 7.5 for about 8 years, after sizing down from 8's, which are responsive but close to painful to ride by the end of the day. I was in a shop the other day and the boot fitter says I should be in a 7 wide to go with my smaller foot and to fix/mold the right boot if necessary to fit the right foot which is barely a 7.5 on your boot fitter guide. The only boots they had in stock in 7 to try on were Ride Lasso Pro Wide which was tight on my big toe but otherwise felt good every where else... And a K2 Maysis wide which was even more comfortable... Not that comfortable at the store is necessarily good...I hear ya. It looks like on your width chart I'm between a D and an E as a 7 , maybe closer to an E? I was hoping to use Burton Step Ons but not sure they work for my feet. The Swath 8s feel ok but too much volume in the toe box and the 7.5s🤷🏼 well those fit better but my experience was after a few hours my feet wanted out when I rode the Rulers at 7.5. Should I even bother trying a Burton Step on boot with my feet, try a 7 if I could get it on?

Amazing. Thanks

Hey guys! Excellent and detailed review, this level of technical fitting is fundamental!! Couldn't agree more! I would love your input as I'm in a massive conundrum with my next boot size. -Length Measurement: 28cm -Width Measurement: 10.2cm Referenced against your website algo, my measurements call for a perfect US10. I am very nervous to get a ten, considering a 10.5, because my last pair of boots (which unfortunately I don't have access to atm, and therefore can't tell you the size were definitely too small on me, and used to cause my pinky toe on my leading foot to go numb every time I rode, from pressure exerted, to the extent where I have a minor bone growth from the hours of pressure the little guy has faced... In that pair, I can distincly recall not being able to have my toes flat, they were a bit crunched up.. The referenced pair I used about 10 yrs ago, and purposely bought them a bit small to minimize toe drag as I enjoy carving a lot.. God, I just wish I could know what size they were.. Would love your feedback!

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Ramzi, I will be happy to help. 280 mm (28 cm) is the largest measurement in the 5 mm range for Mondopoint 280 or size 10 US in snowboard boots. 102 mm (10.2 cm) is the largest measurement in the range for standard D width at this size. You will want to double check your measurements to make sure that you are not above the posted sizes. If you are not then you are Mondopoint 280 or size 10 US at a standard D width. As always you will want to have your heat fit done first thing. STOKED!

hi there! thank you so much for this video, very informative and great to have clear answers! May I ask your help, as I truly need new boots. I haven't changed them for many years, staying in my super loose boots being afraid to change and have pain. I think I might have hurt my knees with this. Do you know of any brand that has wide feet options for women? I still would like to have a women boot though and not necessarily to have to go to a men model. And also how do you know the width of a boot beyond reading about it or trying it. Measurements: Length: 8.5 US/ 40EU / 255 Mondo Width: 9.7-8cm Thanks in advance for your help!

Thank you so much for the helpful information! I’d love it if you could help me with a fit question. I’ve been riding about 10 years. I bought new snowboard boots in April 2021, professionally fitted at a ski shop. This was my second pair of boots, so I had a good idea of how they should feel. They were snug and comfortable immediately, and heat molded for me. I love the performance with them. The issue I’m having is that on multiday trips, my big toes get sore and go numb. The numbness will last for a full 4 to 6 months after the last trip of the season. (I don’t live near a ski town and only do 2 to 3 trips per year.) On my last trip, a physical therapist suggested that my boots could be causing nerve damage. I was diagnosed with compartment syndrome about eight years ago. It’s an overuse injury (from Ling dbut stance running) that caused the fascia in my calves to become rigid, and they cut off the blood flow to my feet during repetitive activities, or if my calves are constricted. I just carefully measured my feet according to your instructions and my boots are sized correctly. But I’m wondering what my next step should be to try to prevent my toes from going numb. Am I lacing too tight around my calves? Do I actually need larger boots-more room around my toes? I would love some advice so that I can enjoy riding without the discomfort of lasting numbness, and the potential worry of doing long-term damage. I had the same issue with my old boots, which were a different manufacturer. So I’m not convinced that the new boots are the problem, I think it is sizing or lacing. Thank you!

@latestartguitar8470

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Please post your four barefoot measurements. STOKED!

@rarifiedcreative

Жыл бұрын

L: 23.7cm length, 9cm width; R: 23.6cm length, 9.2cm width

i would love to see that video on heat molding at home. does and don'ts.

@wiredsport1

6 ай бұрын

Heat molding should never be done at home. This is very commonly results in destroyed liners.

Was just on the K2 site yesterday and downloaded and printed their boot sizing template/chart, which is set up to use on the floor under the foot in accord with your wall technique. It equates mondo 29.5 to U.S. mens' size 12.5, "indicates snug boot fit, size up or down to preference." Of course this is different from 11.5 = mondo 29.5. I'm guessing that they and other manufacturers would rather not be switching out boots that were ordered online any more than necessary, so they may err on the side of largeness. Also I notices that Salomon now sells online in U.S. sizes that are different from their mondo and US markings of years past. I have a couple old pairs of Malamutes (5 and 10 yr old) that are labeled 30.5 mondo and US mens' 12.5, which matches your bootsizer. They don't seem to sell a 12.5 online.

@wiredsport1

6 ай бұрын

Yes, we're aware of this. It is really bad information and it should *not be online*. Mondopoint size is simply a barefoot measurement in millimeters. It is not a conversion. Brannock shoe size operates on a range of measurements and what you have posted from the K2 site is incorrect. It does not match Brannock measurements. STOKED!

Sized at 10.5 with a narrow foot. Current boots are 11.5 and I have to tighten everything to point of cutting off circulation. Glad I found this video! Any suggestions for a good boot for narrow feet. I have been told vans and 32.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Please post all four of your barefoot measurements. STOKED!

Please make more videos in this series, or in short as commly said "please write more" - Morty

Hello, thanks for the informative video. After watching I measure my feet - both are 270mm in lenght and 103 in width. I'd like to purchase the step on system for the upcoming season - do you think Ion's size 9 (42 euro) is a good option? I've had horrible pain issues with my feet and numbness which ruins the fun so much, especially when I tighten the lower part of the boot. So, as a result I just loosen up the lower part and tighten the upper. Current boots are thirty two size 43 euro (my actual shoe size), however, sometimes I still get numbness and pain, especially when tightening the lower part. Do you think that's a result of the boot not being wide enough for my feet? Never considered wide boots until your video tbh. I'd greatly appreciate your answer, thanks

Hello! Great video. My mondo point length is 260-265. When it comes to width it "fluctuates" between 9,6 and almost 9,9 cm depending on how hard I press and shift my foot. Standing relaxed its at the lower end, pressing hard its at the higher. This was measured with your method. With a brannock device I get around 10,1 cm. Which is the correct measurement? Do I have wide feet or not? :) Thanks!

I will need to get a helper for a more accurate measurement. But looks like I am right on the edge of being wide. I'm smack in the middle of the D and EE on the chart. Going to have to try on some 11.5 wides instead of the 12 regular I have been wearing. Thanks you!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you will need to get much more accurate with your measurements. D to EE is three width sizes. Each one would mean a very different boot model. STOKED!

@fridaytwilight

Жыл бұрын

Sorry, I meant in between D and E. Right on the edge of being wide. One thing that has always bugged me about boot fitting and ski shops would do it for ski but snowboards no. I do think they are getting better at this tho.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@fridaytwilight Hi, There is actually no between sizes as there is no overlap. You will either be D or E and both require different boots. STOKED!

@fridaytwilight

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 I'm saying on the chart. I measured over the size D but under the size E on the chart. Closer to E. I need a helper to get more accurate. This does explain in shoes why a wide toe box shoe fits fine but a narrow or regular shoe I need a wide. Do you find with boots that some have wider toe box's then others (not speaking of actual wide size). I've been told salomon run narrow and their wide isn't very wide. I did try a size 12 wide salomon on at the store and it felt good, toes on right foot were into the front of boot. I am going to some other stores to try all options before I make any decisions

Hey man. I’m struggling to figure out if I am an 8 or 8.5 for snowboard boots. Thinking about ordering the Burton ruler wide but not sure which size to go. My measurements are L 25.8/10.8 R 26.2/10.6 So I know I need wide but not sure if I should squeeze the 8 or bump the 8.5. I wear normal US 10s in most shoes because my width. Thanks for the video, helped a lot!

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Glide, You are Mondopoint 265 or size 8.5 US in snowboard boots. You are EEE width which requires a specific boot. I would strongly suggest either the Burton ION wide or Ruler Wide in size 8.5. STOKED!

I can't tell you enough how helpful this information is. If I could get some direction with sizing that would be much appreciated. My largest foot is 27.14 cm x 10.001 cm, After reviewing the width charts it seems I'm right on the cusp of needing a wide boot. Do I use my everyday shoe size or my calculated boot size for width? Additionally, I've been using size 10 K2 Maysis which were not head molded and I haven't noticed any discomfort, I recognize the benefit of sizing down and am just curious if I need to get wide if doing so. Thanks

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Luke, You are mondopoint 275 or size 9.5 US in snowboard boots. You are an E width which does require a specific Wide boot. I would strongly suggest either the Salomon Dialogue Wide or Salomon Synapse Wide in size 9.5 STOKED!

Loved this video. Took my measurements and my Mondo size is 267 , your chart says I'm 8.5 US wich sounds small also have a high instep what do you suggest

Awesome

What an amazing, informative, concise yet on-point video! Thank you for sharing there info with us! Awesome job! Quick question - Using your method I've measured: L 256 x 97, R 259 x 99 (Men). I cross referenced this measurement with Burton's size chart, specifically their Mondo number, and it seems I'm a size 9 although on your boot sizer softwares it says I should get a size 8. Which one should I get? Also should I get the wide version? Currently I ride a newly bought Burton Photon size 9. The fit is very snug with the toes touching the front of the liner and minimal heel lift when on toe edge (the liner has been heat molded and I've riden in them 4 days already), so I feel like the size 9 is great length-wise but the bones at metatarsalgia (ball of the feet) feels cramped and a little tight. Should I get the wide version of size 9? Or will the boot further break in, therefore eliminating this issue? Thank you so much again!

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Aren, I will be happy to help. You are Mondo 260 and US snowboard boot size 8 on both charts (ours and Burton's). Mondo will always be the same on every chart because Mondopoint is not a conversion. It is simply your barefoot measurement in mm. 99 mm is E width. Burton does not make an E width boot. Only Salomon Produces their Wide boots for E width. I would strongly suggest the Salomon Dialogue Wide or Salomon Synapse Wide in size 8. STOKED!

@arenli

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 - thank you so much for the detailed and fast reply! You are so immensely and incredibly helpful! I'd love support you more than just liking a video and leaving a nice comment! Do you have a Patreon page or a PayPal link where I can buy you coffee and chocolate? Also a quick follow up question - after reading some of your other replies to comments I learned that the Burton wide version is made for EEE feet (correct me if I'm wrong). What are the performance and/or comfort implications of riding in EEE boots when my feet are E in width? Thank you!!

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@arenli Hi, Width is equally as important as length. You would not want to ride in a boot that was two width sizes too large.

@arenli

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 - Understood! Thank you very much!

Hi Wiredsport! Thanks for the information. Last season I was definitely riding a boot too big and suffered a lot of pain! I took my measures with left at 26cm length 9.75 cm width, and right at 25.7cm length and 10.35cm width (I skateboard and have a callus on my right pinky toe from ollieing which I think created this extra width and has resulted in a major hot spot in this area in my last season!). I suspect I am an 8EE then, sound correct? I also plan on buying custom insoles this season, as I have a really high arch and instep, do you think this would shrink the width measurements since I was on barefeet when taking them and a proper arch support would change my foots outline? Or would I still be a true EE? Given that, what boots would you recommend, I have been doing a lot of research on 32’s TM2 Wide and also looking at the Burton Ruler and Photon wide, any others to investigate? Thanks in advance!!

@hrsey71

Жыл бұрын

im in the same boat. it was suggested to me the K2 maysis which also comes in wide and burton ruler

Aloha, I live in Hawaii so I have no access to try on boots. Following the instructions on your video I get measurements of 26.8 x 10.0 for right foot and 26.9 x 10.2 for left foot. If I have interpreted this correctly it gives me a mondo of 269 (US 9) but on the cusp between normal and wide. What are your recommendations for ordering boots? I would say I'm an intermediate to advanced, whole mountain rider. Thanks for your advice and the great video.

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jaf, Yes You are Mondopoint 270 or size 9 US in snowboard boots. You are an E Width. This requires a very specific boot. I would strongly suggest either the Salomon Dialogue Wide or the Salomon Synapse Wide in Mondo 270. STOKED!

Thanks so much for the awesome videos, can't wait for more! My question, like everyone else, is about measurements. So I normally wear a tennis shoe size 10 wide. I measured my feet at 26.5 cm/10.5 in and a width of 10cm/4 inches. According to the sizing chart, I should be looking for a size 9 snowboard boot? That seems a little small. I actually just sold my burton snowboard boots because they crushed my big toes until they turned purple on my last ride! So I think I def need a wide boot. I'm highly considering the burton step on's but unfortunately I dont have any shops nearby to try boots on. Any thoughts? Thanks again!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Chip, 26.5 cm is Mondopoint 265 or size 8.5 US in snowboard boots. 10 cm Wide is E width and requires a very specific Wide boot. I would strongly suggest the Salomon DIalogue Wide in size 8.5. I would not suggest any of the step on boots for you. STOKED!

@chipcrutcher8309

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 thank you so much for the tip! Just curious, why are you against the stepsons, they have them in wide size now. Thanks!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@chipcrutcher8309 Yes, Burton has had wide models for step ons for the last few seasons, but they are not a good answer for you. Your foot is E width and the Burton Step on boots that are wide are EEE width. This will never work. With the step on system sizing needs to be even more exact than usual since you don't have a conventional binding to support your foot. Also, the wide boots in the Burton step on system are very common to cause problems with comfort. Thanks.

Hello! Thank you for making this video! I just bought DC Lotus boots and they are making my feet go numb after 10 min of breaking them in at home. I am wondering if I have the wrong size so I came across your video. My right foot is 225/87 and my left foot is 220/91. Do you have any boot recommendations?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, You are Mondopoint 225 which is a women's size 5.5 or Men's 4.5 US in snowboard boots. Your width measurement requires a wide boot. I would strongly suggest the Burton Mint Wide in size 5.5. STOKED!

Hi Wired, thanks for all the great info in the videos. I have measured my feet and get 26.9cm x 9.9cm for the Left and 27.1cm x 10cm on the Right. Anything in particular you would recommend for these measurements? Appreciate the help!!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Josh, You are Mondopoint 275 or size 9.5 US in snowboard boots at an E width. The Salomon Dialogue Wide and Synapse Wide will be great choices. STOKED!

@Josh-gr8lb

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Thankyou!!

I just watched both video’s and took the measurements, my mondo was 269 and the width measurement was 100. Am I right I’m assuming that because the width measurement is one mm wider than the measurement for d on the width chart that I should be looking at the E column and get some wide boots or should I go with standard boots, my last pair of boots were us10.5 thirty two lashed. I only rode in them for 1 day due to elbow dislocation after a fall. I’d like to get the thirty two lashed again but in the correct size this time

Hey Wiredsport! 👋 I could need some advice after buying through your advice last time. Right foot... Mondo: 25cm | Width: 10,3cm Left foot... Mondo: 24,5cm | Width: 10cm I'll add some more valuable info below for insight. I've been using the Burton Ion Wide size EU40 (speed lacing) based on your recommendations last time (US 7). However, when I check the conversion tool it seems that translates to EU39, when Burton converts it to EU40, something I realised just now. Anyway. I use these with vacuum-heat-molded Superfeet Custom Carbon Winter soles (seated molding to prevent pronation). The liners themselves has never been heated. I use normal Stance snowboard socks inside my boots. PROBLEMS They've felt better than any other boot so far, except for what felt like my foot getting slightly compressed by the toe-box area being too narrow. I decided to keep them anyway, and after using them during this season the following has happened: - The toe-box has expanded and no longer squish my foot horizontally. (yay) - They've started to feel roomy, especially in the heel area. Since I have some room in front of the toes too, I can push my foot forward which leaves a lot of room around the heel. It honestly feels like I could've sized down, but I don't think the Burton Ions in Wide are sold in smaller sizes. - The boots now cause a mad painful pressure point on top of the insteps which has caused saddle bone deformities (bumps on the top of insteps) on both feet at the exact same spot. SOLUTIONS The plastic pieces housing the lower lacing section on the medial sides seems to cause the pressure points in addition to the boot naturally flexing "on top" of my foot instead of where the wrist naturally flexes. I've recently discovered that I'm able to successfully mediate the pressure point by cutting and placing pieces of soft foam yoga mat between the plastic pieces and the shell tongues. So that's something. To combat the roominess I will try to add J-bars, but I'm still waiting for these to get delivered. However, maybe I would actually need to look at a different model and/or size of boots? My Ions happen to be claimed for warranty too as the outside stitching around the toe-box deteriorated after very little use, so would be nice to know in what direction I'd like to move if things go my way. QUESTIONS I've ran through so many boots without luck, so my question is, would Ride Lasso Wide or ThirtyTwo TM-2 Wide be an option for me next season(OOS), or would they just be too narrow? - What about the Burton Rulers in Wide? I've read that the Rulers are roomy around the ankles and heel, and that's what I already feel with the Ions. I know they are softer, but that could be okay. Would Burton Rulers in size EU38 be too small? They happen to be the only option out there not OOS at the moment, and I couldn't find them in EU39. How does Burton Rulers Wide in EU40 compare to the Burton Ions Wide in EU40 I currently have? - And what about Nitro boots? I've heard they're quite wide, like the Nitro Venture. - I've also heard this years Photon are shaped differently and not just a different liner, what about that? - And lastly, might the heat molded soles be a villain in this drama? Sorry for the super long comment, but fingers crossed you can help me out here! 🤞

@ni4ak

4 ай бұрын

The main thing you should look at is mondo size which is 25 in your case. For burton that translates to eu size 40. For other manufacturers it could be 39 or 41. Yes, burton 38 boots would be too small for you

Hey great videos! I’m looking for some guidance - hope you can help! I have followed your measurement method. My barefoot measurement are as follows: Left foot: 25,3 cm length / 9,9 cm width Right foot: 25,1 cm length / 9,7 cm width I measured a second time - it was all the same except for my left foot width turned out 9,7 cm. As I understand it, I am a mondo 255 and should have an E width boot, is that correct? I see you reccomend the Salomon Dialogue Dual Boa Wide, would you also recommend them in my situation? If so I am still uncertain on wich size on Salomons website i should add to cart. In there “find your fit” guide it seems like I should order a size 26 (foot length (mm) 252-256). They dont mention mondo. Further down on the side they mention the foot length measurement should be done with snowboard socks btw…

For the chart at 6:20, is the shoe size (from 6 to 13.5) meant to represent the Brannock shoe size or the Snowboard boot size?

Hey Wired, last season I was riding in a snowboard boot size 10.5 and I realized very quick after breaking them in that they are too big. I was having to lift my feet up before being able to turn my board and that caused some mistakes. I am on here to ask you what size you think I should wear. My longest foot is my left foot and it is 26.67cm x 9.652cm and my right foot is 26.54cm x 10.16cm. Thank you!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, You are mondopoint 270 or size 9 US in snowboard boots. You are E width which does require a specific boot. I would strongly suggest The Salomon Dialogue Wide or Synapse Wide in size 9. STOKED!

Hi! How many cm can the heel and point of the boots exceed the edge of the board? Thanks

Okay so I followed your measurements and I'm 270mm L and 95mm W, I tried a size 11 boot and found it was pretty snug but had some heel left, I went down to a 10.5US and I've got quite a bit of toe pressure, but when I bend the knee I found my toes sit fine with movement, I tried wearing the boot for a bit to see if it molds to the natural heat, but have concerns it'll be too tight. According to the sizing website I should be wearing a 9.0 US, which I don't see how that'll physically work without it being extremely tight and causing pain. This was with Nitro Dark Seid boots. Hopefully you can steer me in the proper direction. Thanks!

@wiredsport1

8 ай бұрын

Hi, please double check your measuremnts. 270 mm is Mondopoint 270 or size 9 US in snowbioard boots. 95 mm is a standard D width at his size. STOKED!

Amazing videos. Clear as a bell! One question, why is the common advice "try on as many boots as you can"? Is that really necessary?This is impossible for me, based on where i live. And i need new boots! I've been riding boots a full size too big for TOO many years. I just did my four measurements: 27.7 cm and 27.4cm length, and both feet 9.7cm width. Which makes me a size 10, width C. Narrow? I have no choice but to order boots online. I may order two or more to try on, and return the one i dont keep. Any recommendations? Black, banged up big toe on the larger forward foot is simply ruining it for me.

@wiredsport1

6 ай бұрын

Hi, I will be happy to help. You're correct. Trying on a lot of boots can often lead people in the wrong direction, particularly newer riders. A boot will not take its final form until it has both been heat fit, and then riden for two weeks. it will pack out about one full shoe size in that period. For that reason, trying on a lot of boots can often be very misleading. You are a standard size 10 in snowboard boots. Please do note that if you have a bruised toenail now, that all boots will be uncomfortable until that heals. The bruising itself was almost certainly caused by your old boots being too large. STOKED!

@barrygrenon6914

6 ай бұрын

❤​@@wiredsport1

Loved the video wiredsport! My barefoot measurements are 25.6cm length and 9.4cm width, which puts me at a US8, I was looking at the Salomon echo dual boa. I’d like to know what your recommendations are for these measurements. Thanks in advance!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, You are Mondopoint 260 or size 8 US in snowboard boots at a standard D width. STOKED!

@Daz555Daz

Жыл бұрын

Salomon has its own Mondo point to snowboard size conversion and it is on their website. For some measurements it differs slightly from the calculator linked in this video. I used Salomon's own charts when ordering my Echos last week and got excellent sizing.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

​@@Daz555Daz Hi, you only want to go by Mondopoint size. "Snowboard boot size" is a conversion and it can be wrong. Mondopoint is not a conversion, it is simply your foot measurement, and it it is also given by every boot manufacturer. If you have purchased boots by boot size, make sure that you look inside the tongue of the snowboard boot and make sure that you match the Mondopoint size printed inside of the tongue. If you don't, you want to return the boots. STOKED!

@Daz555Daz

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 I agree 100%. I was just commenting that if I use your calculator it suggests that 275mm is a UK 8.5 snowboard size whereas Salomon suggest it is a snowboard size of UK 9. That was all I was trying to say - and apologies if I've interpreted it incorrectly. But yep. Mondo size is all that matters. Agree 100%. The problem often is some retailers don't list Mondo point which forces you to go and work out what size to order - in my case by visiting Salomon's website. For my example Salomon say that if in the range of 273-277mm you should order MP28/UK9. I was then able to use that to order UK9 from a retailer who had a great discount but only listed sizes and not Mondopoint. My new size Salomon boots (MP 28, UK9 ) fit very well so far testing the fit at home. I'll wait for now but I might do a thermal fit on the left liner as I'm feeling a very slight hot spot - too soon to say right now though so I'll wait until I've used the boots on some indoor snow in a few weeks time. Can't wait for next season! BTW - the 2 vids you have up about boot sizes are the best on KZread by miles!

Good video, I have some comments There is a bit of play, like for example where exactly do you make the mark at the end of your toe I seemed to measure 10 5/8 or 270mm which I always used wear a size 11 my whole life and 10.5 when I needed something tight but this site is telling me I’m a 10 in shoe size 😅 is the common? Which I suppose could true assuming I’m measuring correctly but now I have another question, im between D and E for size 9 snowboard boot I’m exactly 4 inches wide, would you recommend normal or wide? Thank you

@wiredsport1

5 ай бұрын

Hi, I will be happy to help. Please note that there are no overlap sizes, so it is impossible to be between sizes. We will need all four of your barefoot measurements as width is every bit as important as length STOKED!

Hello Wired Sports - my measurements are left foot 26.8cm long / 9.4 wide and right 26.5 / 9.7 - I have in my hands two pair of boots 1) Salomon Dialogue dual boa UK 9 (my UK shoe size) and 2) Vans Aura Pro also UK 9. What do you recommend? Either or neither and something else. A bit short on time before a trip to France so a quick response would be massively appreciated.

I am between sizes with my feet. Right is 260/98 (size 8D) and left is 262/93 (8 1/2 D). My shoe size is 9 and I have been riding Burton Ions in size 9! What do you recommend? I prefer a stiff boot based on my riding style but maybe some of the stiffness has been to offset the oversized boot?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi mnmwyo, You are actually at the larger end of the range for E width as you will need to go with Mondopoint 265 or size 8.5 US to manage your two foot sizes. 98 is E width at both 260 and 265. Only Salomon produces boots for E width and only in their Wide models. I would strongly suggest the Salomon Dialogue Wide or Synapse Wide in Mondo 265 or size 8.5 US. STOKED!

Thanks so much for this guide! My current snowboarding boots which I've had for over a decade are size 11.5 which is clearly too big. What do you recommend to someone who is pretty much between sizes? I'm a smidge over 11.25". When I use your website, 11.26" translates to size 11.0, however 11.22" translates to size 10.5. I'm looking into getting Burton Step On boots if that makes a difference. I tried on both size 10.5 and 11.0 at the store but am still unsure. 11.0 was more comfortable with my toes lightly pressing into the liner, whereas 10.5 was less comfortable and had my toes curling slightly (not painful though, and especially with proper break-in time maybe they'd be fine?). Any recommendations? Edit: Width is around 3.8" if that matters. Seems to be a non-issue.

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, I will be happy to help. Please provide all four of your barefoot measurements. STOKED!

@Max-ot1hh

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Just double checked. Right foot is 11.25" x 3.9375", left foot is 11.3125" x 3.875".

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@Max-ot1hh Hi, Your measurements are an easy fit for Mondopoint 290 or size 11 US in snowboard boots. You are a standard D width. Please keep in mind that Mondopoint is never ambiguous. The total range for a Mondopoint size is only 5 mm and you will always be in one size or another. Both of your feet happen to be well centered in the range for 290 so that makes it easier again:). Please note that we do not suggest the Step On boots. While Burton's conventional boots are excellent and often suggested, the Step On boots are causing far too many comfort complaints which tend to get worse with break in. STOKED!

I have EE width and as a female it’s hard to find anything that fits my foot! Especially snowboard boots, so I need help. Thank you for these videos!

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi RollersK8, Burton is Producing 4 Wide boots for women now. This is a very recent development and is very welcomed news. Even so they will not likely be wide enough for you as EE width is 5 width sizes wider than a standard B width of female specific boots. I would suggest that you consider Burton's male Wide models which are EEE width. If you would like to post your actual measurements I will be happy to confirm. STOKED!

@rollersk8mama770

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 yeah I waited a little late in the season to find boots because they are sold out of the wide boots already! But I agree, mens probably be better fit and may be easier to find. My foot length is 23.8cm and width is 10cm. Thank you so much for your help!

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@rollersk8mama770 Hi, this is actually EEE width at Mondopoint 240 or Men's size 6 US in snowboard boots. I would strongly suggest the Burton Ruler Wide in size 6. Six used to be produced.

@rollersk8mama770

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 thank you so much! I will look into finding them in stock somewhere. I know they sell them in that size because I was looking at them, but I just waited a little late in the season. I very much appreciate your help! And once I find these in stock, I will definitely get them. Thanks again!!!!

@rollersk8mama770

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 I found a size 7 womens wide in the burton limelight’s. Will those still be too narrow? I can’t find wide mens in my size anywhere, but if the womens will still be too narrow, then I’ll just wait until summer or something. Thanks again for your help!

Hi Wired, thanks lots for your vid. Do you have recommendations for womens wide boots? I’m 10.4 x 24.3 (R) and 10.5 x 24.4 (L) with a high arch. Having a hard time finding wide boots and men sizes seem to all start at Mondo 250.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Yes, Burton (and only Burton) produces Wide boots for women. The Mint is an excellent choice. STOKED!

@amandaaustin9222

Жыл бұрын

Hey @BunnehCake - curious to know if you tried the Burton Mint wide and if so your thoughts? I’m in a similar boat to you, very difficult to find boots for girls with wide feet 😢

Hi there - have tried your barefoot measuring method and the larger foot came out in the 239-242 mondo point range (I did it twice, in 2 different spots..). My width was 10.3 so I know I’m a wide - have had issues with wide feet my whole life. I also have a high instep so that contributes to my troubles. I’m a woman and I’m aware that women’s and men’s boots are constructed differently, but was looking into getting a pair of men’s wide boots in the right size to accommodate my Hobbit feet, also not sure any women’s boots are made wide enough? Any recommendations would be helpful 🙂

@awiegwa

9 ай бұрын

Female here that rides in men's boots - they work well and are more responsive so thats a plus. If you veer towards boots like the Ride Fuse or similar with that heel hold boa that helps as well as a good footbed. We tend to have smaller heels, ankles, wider forefoot proportionality and our feet tend to have less volume so you may need a shim under your footbed. But highly recommend trying on men's boots if your feet are long enough.

Thanks for the great video! My feet are: 256mm x 102mm & 255mm x 100mm. Reading your charts, that'd be Men's size the upper end of 7.5/lower end of 8.0 and between E and EE? Is that accurate? I assume I go with the larger foot or just go smaller since it's barely into an 8. Also, I noticed you usually recommend Burton for EEE and Salomon for E, but I noticed K2 and Ride also have Wide versions of boots - any idea on the actual width of them or how we can find out? Thanks!

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, Yes, you should always use your larger foot measurement (both length and width) for determining size. Based on the above measurements you are Mondo 260 or size 8 US in snowboard boots. You are EE width and this will require a Wide boot. My go to Wide boots for EE and EEE are the Burton Ruler Wide and the Burton Ion Wide. These are designed for EEE width and will work extremely well for your feet. We doo not suggest the Maysis Wide as the harness system has comfort issues for too many riders (although it does work very well for some.). The Lasso Wide is a much newer model that we do not have enough time with to suggest yet. STOKED!

@lanfor

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Thanks! Just to understand for myself; is just over 255mm a size 8/Mondo 260, and 255mm and under would then be 7.5/Mondo 25.5? Also has does the range for the width chart work - is the number in the chart the start or end of the width range?

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@lanfor The listed measurement is the top measurement in the range. For example, the barefoot measurement range for Mondo 260 is 256 mm to 260 mm. The same is true for width.

I recently upgraded to the Burton step on bindings and photon step on boot and always wore a size 10 DC regular boot previously for years. In the store they sized me as a size 9 with a thick sock on and sold me a size 9 but when I went home and wore them for approximately 30 minutes or so my feet were tingling and starting to hurt. So I returned them for a 9.5 figured that would be ok since I always wore a 10 previously. I recently tried them out and at about 2 hours into the day my heels were killing me to the point I had to stop for the day.... Continued in reply

@FASSSTFREDDY

2 жыл бұрын

Followed your video and Width for Left /Right 9.6 cm. The left length is 25.8 cm and right 26 cm on the line maybe slight over 26 but just a hair 26.05 or 26.1 depends on how much you touch the wall with your heel. Should I really go down to an 8 ? I am just concerned because the 9 was tight and would possibly be ok with heat molding but I would think an 8 would be crazy tight.

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@FASSSTFREDDY I will be happy to help. 26.1 cm is Mondopoint 265 or size 8.5 US in snowboard boots. 9.6 cm is a standard D width at this size. The Burton Step On models do cause discomfort for many (not all) riders. This is due to the Step On boot design and is unrelated to sizing although riding in a size other than your mondopoint size will make this worse as the boot breaks in (which it will do for roughly two riding weeks). I would strongly suggest that you move to a conventional boot system in your Mondopoint size of 265 or US 8.5. STOKED!

@FASSSTFREDDY

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Thank you very much and great video and info. I would be more comfortable going with an 8.5 just knowing that I wear a 9.5 sneaker and most are usually down 1 full size from what I read. If I truly measure a perfect 26cm on the mondo scale am I an 8 or would you still go to the 8.5 ?

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@FASSSTFREDDY Hi Freddy, Boot size is not always one size down from shoe size. That is bad information. Smaller sizes are only .5 size down while larger sizes are more than a whole size down. It is important not to use shoe size as a metric at all. It is highly inaccurate. There are only 5 mm in any given boot size. If you are never getting readings above 26 cm then you are Mondo 260 but if you are getting readings above that, then you are 265 and should go with size 8.5. Your width is also pushing the high end of the width range for standard D so you are at risk of a negative experience during break in if you push below Mondopoint (even by a little).

@FASSSTFREDDY

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Ok thank you very much

Should walking normally in snowboard boots be uncomfortable? Just now seeing your video and I'm a size 11 shoe. Trying on boots sizes 11 through 12 felt like my toe was a little scrunched when standing normally.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, I will be happy to help. It is super important that you not rely on shoe size. Please post your four barefoot measurements so we can get you squared away. STOKED!

Awesome vid! I measured my bare feet and they are fortunately the same size - 10.75”/273 and 4”/101.6 so 9.5E. It looks like you have been recommending the Salomon Dialogue wide. Per Salomon’s size guide, I should have feet wider than 107mm for the wide boot. In addition they are recommending a size 10 us (not 9.5 per your chart but this is correct if I go to other manufacturers). Thoughts? Also, I’d like a stiffer boot and assume the Echo would be a good choice as well? Thanks!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi yes, you have it just right. 273 millimeters is mondopoint 275 or size 9.5 US and snowboard boots. You are E with. The Solomon Dialogue Wide in size 9 1/2 is the correct choice for you. We are aware of Solomon's information on the site, and it is some of the worst information out there. I'm unsure who wrote that (web guy?), but most of that site's information is incorrect in terms of fit. The boots are awesome, however. As you mentioned, they say that it's 107 millimeters for Wide. For all sizes? 😊 By definition, that cannot be correct, as width varies by size and every size has a different width. E width is not the same measurement from one size to another. STOKED!

@tonnyj8510

Жыл бұрын

Got it. Thanks for the quick response! Any thoughts or recommendations to a stiffer boot than the dialogue?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@tonnyj8510 Hi, as I noted in our other video entitled Never Your Shoe Size, it is very common that a stiff boot will no longer be needed once you have shifted to your correct Mondopoint size. The Dialogue Wide is actually a mid-stiffness boot and it's an excellent choice. If you need to go stiffer, the Echo Wide is a new, but great boot.

@tonnyj8510

Жыл бұрын

To respond to your early question, yes. They indicate that if your foot is wider than 107mm that you should get the wide boot version or a half size larger to compensate. It doesn’t say for what size but as I read it, it implies for all sizes. It makes sense that depending on your length, the width can be determined as wide, normal or narrow. 🤙🏽

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@tonnyj8510 I apologize, that was my attempt at humor. Not a real question. You are correct that no single measurement (107 mm in this example) could ever be correct to determine boot width for all foot lengths. Each foot length has its own range for Wide. 107 cm for instance is EEEE width at size 6 and standard width above 11 :)

Thanks for the video. Question: my barefoot length measurement is 29.5cm, and width is 13cm. From your measurement website my correct boot size would be 11.5. However the EEE width is only 12.2cm. Because I've found boots so painful I currently use a size 13 wide (Burton Ruler) boot to get closer to true width. But even those feel tight at times, as they're still 0.6cm too narrow. Any solutions to offer? I'm looking at moving to step on bindings, and the only wide boots available are the Burton Photon - expensive enough to make me reconsider. But sizing is the real challenge for me. Thanks!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, EEE width is currently the widest produced in any boot. I would strongly suggest against both step ons for you (they are not at all accommodating to inaccurate fits) or the Photons which are not suggested for fit reasons and width reasons. That boot has far too many comfort issues. Thanks

Thanks for the great insight on accurate foot measurments. Would you be able to recommend some models to try? Left foot 280/101, right foot 270/104. Heard thirtytwo boots are comfortabe for wide feet. Thanks

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Vaughn, 280 mm is Mondopoint 280 or size 10 US in snowboard boots. We have to go with that larger foot even though your smaller foot is a full size smaller. 104 mm is E width which does require a special Wide boot. I would strongly suggest the Salomon Dialogue Wide or Salomon Synapse Wide in Mondo 280. STOKED!

@vaughnpaulger607

Жыл бұрын

​@@wiredsport1 Thanks very much for reply! Sorry I provided the wrong measurements. Left foot 268/101, right foot 267/104. What models would you recommend based on updated measurements? Thanks

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@vaughnpaulger607 Hi, these new measurements are Mondopoint 270 or size 9 US in snowboard boots. You are still an E width so the model choices are still correct. STOKED!

So on the with chart do you read across using your snowboard foot size or your shoe size?

Great video! I'm facing a problem with my boots that I believe are due to incorrect sizing. I measured my feet at the store and one of them measured 8.5 US while the other measured 9 US, not mondo. The sales rep said I should go with the 9s so I did. At the beginning they were a bit uncomfortable but not unbearable. 15 days of heavy riding later and they are now big. I have significant heel lift, and my toes barely touch the front of the liner. As a result I now have to crank down on my boa to make them tight, which really hurts. I get foot fatigue just by doing a couple of 10 minute runs and it really ruins my day. To make things worse, I had seen your snowboard boot sizer website before and I think it said I should get a size 8 or 8.5 US. I thought it was odd given it's 1-1.5 size smaller than my sneakers size. I thought the store was using the same method. I now wish I had followed your advice!

@anawara

2 жыл бұрын

If the two feet aren't equal, should I go with the smaller or the larger foot size?

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Ahmed, I will be happy to help. Your snowboard boot size will *always* be smaller than your US shoe size. We did a video on that here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/o2WksKSDZdO-crg.html . Please post up your four barefoot measurements using the tips in this video and we will get your correct boot size. Please keep in mind that foot width is equally as important as length and we will need all four measurements. STOKED!

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@anawara Hi Ahmed, I mentioned this in the video but you will want to base length on the longer foot and width on the wider foot. Please be sure to watch the video to the end because you will want all of this info prior to purchase. STOKED!

Hey Wiredsport! In need of boot recommendations. Give me all you've got that you'll think fit!🖖 Right foot... Mondo: 25cm | Width: 10,3cm Left foot... Mondo: 24,5cm | Width: 10cm

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi,You are Mondopopint 250 or size 7 US in snowboard boots. You have an EEE width which requires a very specific Wide boot. Either the Burton Ruler Wide or Burton Ion Wide will be correct in size 7. STOKED!

Do you know about the width sizing of ThirthyTwo boots? As a lot of people say they fit pretty wide. They also have a TM-2 Wide model...

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, The TM2 WIde (only) is EEE width. All other 32 boots are standard D. Thanks!

Hey I do have a question actually so your website is telling me that the length of my boot should be about a 7.5 in USA women's which is smaller then my shoe so should be good right? But my thing is last year after ski season my mom bought me some used snowboarding boots and they were a USA women's 9 and I could barely even get my foot in the last time I tried them on my foot wouldn't go in at all unless I forced on my ankle which almost broke it so I'm a little confused

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi I will be happy to help. Please post all four of your barefoot measurements as indicated in the video. That is the only way to accurately get your foot size and the correct boot size. Thanks so much.

Hi Thanks for making these! My foot measurements are Left: 256mm x 100mm, Right: 257mm x 101mm. I have Vans Aura Pro Size Size 8. Length wise, they feel perfect. However my foot will start to go numb if I tighten the inner harness and lower BOA too much. They feel much better with just the upper BOA tight and the lower zone loose. Am I in the right boot? Is it ok riding with lower zone loose as long as the fit is still snug?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Irving, I will be happy to help. 256 and 257 are both Mondopoint 260 or US size 8 in snowboard boots so you are looking good lengthwise, but 101 mm is EE width in your size which requires a specific Wide boot. The Burton Moto Wide, Ruler Wide or ION Wide will be great choices. STOKED!

@irvingsanchez3829

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Awesome thanks! I didn't know I needed a wide, no wonder my foot goes numb lol. Also looking at some wide models from Salomon, would any of those work also?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@irvingsanchez3829 Sadly, no, Salomon Wides are only E width. STOKED!

Thanks for this! My measurements are 11.0875 and 4.5. According to the size tool, that means I should be using size 10.5 boots. Then again my brannock size is listed as 11.5, while I find myself usually needing 12's. Makes me wonder... when you find yourself right in the middle, should you size up or down? My current boots are Vans size 12. And I wear a 12 in vans sneakers too. The boots never felt good, but the sneakers are perfect. Also, could you recommend a good, soft boot?

@smallishwonders

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Fortunately a rider can never be between sizes in snowboard boot sizing. You are mondo 285 or size 10.5 US in snowboard boots. More importantly, you are EEE width which requires a very specific boot. The Burton Ruler wide or Burton Ion wide will be the correct choices in size 10.5. STOKED!

@HigherSelph

Жыл бұрын

@@smallishwonders thx for the quick response. But it looks like I made a typo-the width is only 4.0. With that said, any recommendations on a pair of boots on the softer side? I really like the way the adidas Sambas look, but haven’t been able to find them…

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@HigherSelph 4.0 width will be D Width so you will have the entire scope of normal width snowboard boots to choose from in Mondopoint 285 or size 10.5 US.

wow, I just finished a day snowboarding with 10.5 Burton step on Ion's, & it was so painful! The outside widest part of my foot, the bunion, was in so much pain I could barely do a a toe side. Both feet per your measurements are 10.68" and 4" wide, which puts me in a 9.5? Currently though in the burtons with my heel kicked all the way back my longest toe is touching the toe box. So you are saying go down a full size? It feels like the width has been my issue, but maybe a full size will reduce the heel lift. I was going to add j bar pads. But now I will get new boots. I had the Photon and the Ions both in 10.5 , both hurt. Would you do 9.5 wide? even though at 4" I'm right on the border? I have the first year model step ons, the new ones are supposed to give a little relief on the width pinch. But which step on boot would you reommend? i'm intermediate, no jumps, just cruiser, speed but need to get down the trees/blacks to keep up with everyone. thank you!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Peter. Lot of stuff for you. First off, you are the smallest measurement in the range for Mondopoint 275 or size 9.5 US in snowboard boots. You should not be in size 10.5 under any circumstance. Next, you are an E width. There is no on the border :). You will always be one or the other and you are E width which requires a very specific boot. The Salomon Dialogue Wide is the correct boot choice for you. They are designed for E width. Burton's Wide boots are not suggested for you as they are EEE width except for the Photon which has way to many discomfort issues. *NO* step on boots are suggested for you. That system requires a very accurate fit and they do not produce a boot that will work well for you. STOKED!

@PeterPham

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 I'm committed to the step on bindings and wont go back as my back just kills me too much bending over all day to strap on. Would the 9.5 photon wide work close enough?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@PeterPham Hi Peter, we do not suggest the photon in any of the variations, but particularly not in the step on variation. Again, Burton does not make a boot for you in the step on system. Fit is much more important than the binding system. Thanks so much.

Hello, I am looking to buy a pair of step ons that are compatiable with burton stepon bindings. I have measured my feet and these are the values I have gotten. Right Foot: Length: 25.70cm|10.12in|257 mondo Width: 9.3cm|3.6in Left Foot: Length: 25.70cm|10.12in|257 mondo Width: 9.3cm|3.6in I usually wear a 9.5 in mens shoes but it seems that I would fit an 8 according to the general size. What size would you reccomend for DC/Burton step on shoes. Was looking at the DC Control shoes

Hey.. Great video's, I will deffo be sharing to others. I have had suspicion I have been choosing the wrong boots over 2 years now. Im UK size 11 and have been riding with the same size (or 10.5) Snowboard boot🤦‍♂️. I have used your measurement tools and found out im a uk 9 in boot. My question is in regards to width. I'm on the cusp of being a E @102mm instead of the 104mm showen on the diagram. Should I stick with the E and class myself needing a wide boot or revert to the max size of the D @99mm and have normal size. Any help would be appreciated and save me from wasting more money on the wrong gear!. Thanks 😁👍

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Crank, I will be happy to help. It is important not to go by your UK size as this is a conversion and is very often inaccurate. Please provide your four barefoot measurements. Thanks!

@crankITup01

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Hey. Its 27.7cm foot length (277mondo) and 10.2cm bare foot width(as discussed in my other post). Thanks 👍 😊

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@crankITup01 Got it. 27.7 cm is Mondopoint 280 or size 10 US in snowboard boots. 10.2 cm is a standard D width at this size. This is typically a UK 9 but again, go by your Mondo size only for purchase. STOKED!

@crankITup01

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Awesome😀🤘. Will pass this YT channel along to others who may need this help. Thankyou 🙏🏂

On the width chart, what size shoe are we using? Snowboard, inches, internet or brannon? Thanks for the video!!

@wiredsport1

6 ай бұрын

Snowboard boot size. Thanks!

@jessejamesjohnston

6 ай бұрын

@@wiredsport1 thank you!!

What about wide feet AND wide/huge Popeye calves??? Thanks for the great video!! Men's 26.5 EE high arches, and humongous calves

@wiredsport1

10 ай бұрын

Hi, You are Mondopoint 265 or size 8.5 US in snowboard boots. Ride makes the Lasso Wide for EE and Burton and 32 both have Wide models for EEE. STOKED!

@KevorkianMetal

10 ай бұрын

Thank you but what about also for my humongous Calves? Generally all of these wider boots are just in the toe box and still don't accommodate for larger Calves

@KevorkianMetal

10 ай бұрын

My calves are so large that liners can't even fully wrap around them

Hi! I measured 264 lenght and 100 width so i think i’m somewhere between an 8,5 D and E? Should i go for a wider boot?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Tom, There are no in between sizes. You are firmly in E width for Mondo 265. Only one brand produces snowboard boots at E width. I would strongly suggest either the Salomon Dialogue Wide or Salomon Synapse Wide. STOKED!

What kind of sizes that the width chat refer to? US or UK snowboard shoes? 🙏🏻😅

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, It is essential to take your foot measurements in mm. This will be you mondopoint length and width. Mondopoint is simply a measurement, not a conversion. Foot widths used by boot manufactures are not noted on labeling but this information has been provided (for a very few models) over the years. We have converted that to US Width sizes but it is always critical to use Mondopoint and get help as wide boots are still very cryptic in their designations.

thank you for this advice! i have an odd short/wide hobbit foot, so finding a good fitting pair of boots its proving to be difficult. according to your measurement system, my mondopoint measurement is 260 (26cm) and the width is E. do you happen to know which boot(s) would be best suited for my foot? and do you recommend custom footbeds/custom molded liners immediately? i really appreciate it

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Please post all four of your barefoot measurements. STOKED!

@hrsey71

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 L-260mm/100mm R-260mm/100mm

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

​@@hrsey71 You are Mondopoint 260 or size 8 US in snowboard boots. You are EE width which requires specific boots. The Burton Ruler Wide or ION Wide will be the correct choices. STOKED!

@hrsey71

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 thank you so much! does it have to be those 2 boots, or any boots i can find that offer wide sizes?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@hrsey71 These two specific boots. STOKED!

Wow, I just checked my foot using the above measurements (10.47in) and it says I'm US size 9 snowboard boot. I wear a size 10-10.5 tennis shoe. Ordering a size 9 feels crazy. I'm assuming these would definitely need heat modeled? Anybody else have this big of a difference between boot and tennis shoe size? If so, how do your boots feel?

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Chad, 10.47 inches (26.59 cm) is actually the smallest measurement in the range for Mondo 270 or size 9 US in snowboard boots (less than 1 mm above size 8.5). Be sure to confirm that your width does not require a wide boot. STOKED

Thanks so much for this video. I have always worn a 10.5 boot which I have discovered is too big for me. I took my foot measurements which were 10.5 inches in length and 4.5 inches in width. This puts me at needing a size 9 snowboard boot in wide width is that correct? I don’t see a lot of wide width options do you have any recommendations for boots that would work with my feet? Thanks in advance!

@beau4829

Жыл бұрын

@@latestartguitar8470 unfortunately it’s correct. I have extremely wide feet. Both feet measured materially the same.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@beau4829 There are no boots currently produced for EEEE width. The best options will be to size up a half size in The Burton Ruler Wide or Ion Wide. 4.5 inches Wide is EEE at size 9.5. STOKED!

@beau4829

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 awesome thanks for the response! I will try that

@Holodragon870

Жыл бұрын

I am in the same situation right now, would be amazing if you could update me with what ends up working well for you, thank you!

@dont4get2wipe

10 ай бұрын

Do you also have a short and wide wiener?

I have absolutely weird feet. Mondo 26.7, width 120mm.. Which makes my feet EEE..E wide? My ankles are normal width, it's my toes proving an issue(I basically have the width of a foot with 6 toes!). Any idea what size, and more importantly model would work out for me? Regular sized boots absolutely murder my toes. Tried sizing up but then my ankle is swimming around :/

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Christian, Burton's wide models are designed for EEE width. That is the widest named width in current production. There really is not a great solution for riders above EEE width. Fortunately this is extremely rare! EEE width boots do not match your 120 mm wide feet until size 11.5 (which , of course, is not suggested). The best course of action for you will be to start with Burton's wide models in your Mondo size and visit a skilled boot fitter.

I’m a male with 10.5 width B feet - B is apparently quite feminine and skinny for a man, is there any way I can reliably determine a boot that’s better for narrow feet? Not sure if I should even care, all the boots I’ve owned seem to fit snug and don’t cause pain. I guess I’m lucky?

10 and 3/8 of an inch is what i got which on your slider says I am an 8.5 but my toes are hurting. My boots hurt and I have worn them for at least 20+ days this season. Went from a 9.5 to 9 and then 8.5 but my longest toe on both feet are hurting. Too much pressure and the pain continues after I tak the boot off. So maybe I should go back to 9's and try to fill in the loose space with stuff.

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Ian, Please provide all four barefoot measurements. One measurement is simply not enough to get this right for you. As mentioned in the video it is critical that you pay equal attention to width as length. Keep in mind that a boot which is too narrow will always be too short at the outer toes. STOKED!

@ESLinsider

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 thanks i didnt bother since i don't have a width issue. Boot may be slightly wider than needed but a touch too short. Cut a heel off An insole and put it under the footbed to see if that helps. EDIT: It didn't.

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@ESLinsider You really do want to take the time to get all four barefoot measurements. It is always worth the time. STOKED!

@ESLinsider

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 I don't see why the width matters because you can't buy a boot based on width as far as I know. Maybe some brand does but not these 32 boots. Unless there is some industry secret that some brand is narrower or wider. Someone said to me today that 32 boots are for thick feet and legs.

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@ESLinsider Yes, there are now a number of wide boots in production. No boot size should ever be chosen without having all four barefoot measurements. Fortunately, it takes only a few seconds to get these measurements. STOKED!

Hoping I can get some boot recommendations was looking for BOAs and burton was nice. Here is my foot size 28.4cm length 284 mondo 110mm width Says I’m between an E and EE width Size 10.5 snowboard boot

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, You are Mondopoint 285 or size 10.5 US in snowboard boots. You are an EE width. I would strongly suggest the Burton Ruler Wide or Burton ION Wide in size 10.5. STOKED!

@mitazakee

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 what about the photon? I don’t see the ION in wide and the photon seems super comfy

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@mitazakee No, The Photon Wide does not use a Wide last. STOKED

Hey man. Great info. I have a 277mm and 109.5mm width which is the largest foot. Says a size 10. I ride the 32 size 11.5 and am in need of new boots. I would like a stiff boot if possible. Does the the Burton Driver x have a wide version? Does the K2 thraxis, Ride Insano, or the Salomon Malamute run wide? Is my only choice the Burton ION? I am trying to narrow down my options for 2023 now. Are any new wide boots available for 2023?

@craigwhite175

2 жыл бұрын

BTW my small foot is my left and is 275mm long and 108mm wide

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@craigwhite175 Hi, You are indeed Mondopoint 280 or size 10 US in snowboard boots. You are an EE width. At EE width only Ride produces (one) boot. This is the Lasso Pro Wide. This boot uses a harness system which can work well or not so well depending on your foot specifics. It is a neutral flex boot. The Burton ION Wide (EEE width) will be your best bet for a stiff boot that will fit your width. Non of the other models that you had mentioned have Wide options. STOKED!

@craigwhite175

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Awesome. Big help. Do you think that they will have more wide options for 2023?

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

​@@craigwhite175 That has been slow progress. There have been a few wide projects in the past that had been shown that never made it to market, so nothing concrete for you on that front. STOKED!

Im so lost and in doubt. Im trying to oder inline. I have a 10 and a half snowboard burron boots that ive worn for so long. Any smaller would be unwewrable. But according to chart (mondo) i should be wearing a size 9 boot.

@wiredsport1

6 ай бұрын

Hi, I will be happy to help. Please post all four of your barefoot measurements. Please note that width is every bit as important as length and snowboard boot sizing. STOKED!

@zerozentao

6 ай бұрын

@wiredsport1 both feet seem exact, maybe left fott1 mm or 2 wider Length 26.7 CM (Big toe and middle toe longest with big toe a CM bigger) Width 9.53 CM

@wiredsport1

6 ай бұрын

Hi, your measurements are well within the 5 mm range for Mondopoint 270 or size 9 US in snowboard boots. Based on these measurements you are also a standard D width.STOKED!

@zerozentao

6 ай бұрын

@wiredsport1 yeah that's what I came up with. Alright..I'm gonna order now. Cross your fingers

Hi Randy thank you so much for the tips! I am mondo 247, and 4" width, Sounds like I'm a US size 7 EE. What boot would you recommend I try? Should I go for Ruler Wide in men's 7? or Photon Wide good as well? Thank you!

@NateCho1

2 жыл бұрын

Also my wife's foot length is mondo 223, and 3.5" width...super short and wide...any tips for her? i imagine there are no wide men's shoes this short...thank you!

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Nate, Yes, You are Mondopoint 250 or size 7 US in snowboard boots. You are EE width Well done! We suggest the Ruler Wide and Ion Wide from Burton's line (conventional, not step-on). These are bothe EEE width but they have been our best option for EE feet. Ride is now making The Lasso Pro Wide for EE feet. While much newer, this may be a good option as well.

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Your wife is Mondopoint 225 or women's size 5.5 US in snowboard boots. She is a E width which is a Wide size in Women's boots. Burton (new for this season) has begun producing Wide boots for women. !!! I believe they have sold out of all sizes in all models but I would suggest scouring for or waiting on those. STOKED!

@nathancho3612

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you boss! I was actually eyeing the burton photon boa wide size 7 for myself, based on features and price point. Any particular reason why you recommend the Ruler and Ion over the photon? Do they fit differently? I might also mention that I have a pretty high instep if that matters at all. Thanks again 🙏

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@nathancho3612 We have great confidence suggesting the Ion and the Ruler. They are super easy to fit with very few issues. Those are our go to boots from Burton. STOKED!

279 mm both feet. Right foot 103mm width. Left 101mm width. Says I should be wearing a size 11 Normal width. However some boots I have tried 12's that are small. Some boots I have tried 12's that are huge. For example. Ride maysis in a 12 was massive on me. Ride Jackson in a 12 fit great but heel inserts made it too tight. I'm looking for a double boa option under $400 if possible. Any recommendations?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Matteo, 279 mm is Mondopoint 280 or size 10 US in snowboard boots. 103 cm is E width which requires very specific Wide boots. I would strongly suggest either the Salomon Dialogue Wide or the Salomon Synapse Wide in Mondo 280. STOKED!

@coachtaetanzi

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 thank you

Why is it that when measuring the width of foot. The white paper is almost 2 inches away crom the wall? 2:49

@wiredsport1

3 ай бұрын

The paper may be positioned in any location as long as it is secured to the floor. Because you will be measuring directly from the wall to the mark itself, the paper location is not critical. Thank you.

Hi man Trying to figure out my size for burton boots. I measured my feet like you said on your video. My mondo size is 274mm / 104mm Can you help me with that? Thank you

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Erez, I will be happy to help. Your size will be the same for all snowboard boots. 274 mm is Mondopoint 275 or size 9.5 US in snowboard boots. 10.4 cm is an E width at this size. Burton boots will not be a good choice for you as their Wide boots are EEE width. I would strongly suggest either the Salomon Dialogue Wide or Salomon Synapse Wide. Only Salomon produces any boots for E width (an only in their Wide Models). Stoked!

@ErezKazes22

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Wow thank you for the quick response! I am looking for Burton boots because i want to have the Step on system. The 104mm is only on one leg, though last time i was snowboarding I was in pain.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@ErezKazes22 The Step On system relies on the perfect boot fit much more that a conventional binding. A good portion of the binding is built into the boot itself. If that does not fit perfectly (after break in) then the entire System commonly causes pain, discomfort and loss of precise control. I could not suggest those for your specs. The correct fit is far more important than any specific boot model or binding system. STOKED!

Hi! I'm looking for a snowboard to buy and I'm finding very difficult to find more than 26cm waist width, and my boots measure 31cm. Would that be a problem? Thanks.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Please let us know your four barefoot meausrements. Thanks!

@joaquinduran5662

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 my barefoot is 28 cm

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@joaquinduran5662 28 cm is mondopoint 280 or size 10 US in snowboard boots. A "wide" or "mid-wide" board is not required for size 10.

Hey wired I'm trying to find my size and hoping you could help me out. My left foot is L: 9.93 W: 4.06 in inches. My right foot is L: 10.06 W: 3.93 in inches. I'm not looking to spend more than $250 advice would be good. I was previously looking at the Ride Anthems. Thanks!

@latestartguitar8470

Жыл бұрын

Hi, You are mondopoint 255 or size 7.5 US in snowboard boots. You are an EE width which requires specific Wide boots. I would strongly suggest the Burton Ruler Wide in Size 7.5.

@isaac4675

Жыл бұрын

@@latestartguitar8470 should I get them heat molded? Or can I just run them?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@isaac4675 Heat mold should be considered mandatory for all snowboard boots. Get this done right away before riding.

Thank you for this video. I have a question, is there a reason for not measuring your feet with snowboard socks on?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

You bet. We need to take the variability of sock dimensions out of the equation. Snowboard boots are designed to be worn with a very thin snowboard sock. The idea that a thick sock or multiple socks will add warmth is incorrect. Warmth is primarily the job of the boot liner. Extra socks or overly thick socks will overheat your foot leading to perspiration. A damp foot is a cold foot. Additionally, socks do not have the same support as a well-designed and properly fit boot liner.

@atysnow

Жыл бұрын

​@@wiredsport1 Oh wow that makes sense, but I'm still mind blown a little bit. In my case, my foot measurements are L267mm W99mm, I feel I'm in the cusp between snowboard boot sizes 8.5 and 9. I've been wearing size 9 and my toes are always able to barely scratch the boot liner front without bending, but that's with snowboard socks on (my socks brand is Stance). I fear as the liner gets packed out over time, it may create extra space. Do you have a judgement call on my boot size based on my info? Or recommendation of snowboard socks brand? Thank you.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@atysnow Please post all four of your barefoot measurments. Thanks

@atysnow

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Left foot: 268mm/98mm, Right foot: 267mm/99mm

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@atysnow This is Mondopoint 270 or size 9 US in snowboard boots.

Hello, Did try the method and it is not working for me. Measurements using the method. (taken with great care) Both feet around 94-95mm of width. Left length 244mm Right length 254mm (I know a full cm longer is really not ideal) According to the tool I'm a 7.5US (men) or mondo of 254 (and a 6.5 on the left foot) Same from the Burton chart. My son as a pair of 8 of Burton Step ON Swath for men (brand new). They should be too much for me. However, it is not working for me. The left foot is kinda Spot on in terms of lenght. (I'm supposed to be around a 6.5 on this one) The toe is slightly touching the liner and I'm feeling kinda comfortable. (when outside of the binding) The right foot is not working at all. Supposed to be a 7.5 and I have the big toe cramped and feeling really uncomfortable in the 8. Would need at least an 8.5 and probably a 9. ALso on both feet, feeling pressure point on both sides of the toes of every foot when clipped into the Step On binding although I'm supposed to be an average width. Did I miss something? Any advise? And BTW, yes the booths were fully tighten, liner and boas with the Heel push back. I know the boots are new but it is really tight and they are supposed to be a half size too big. Thanks a lot for your time. Kind of lost and really don't want to buy too big but at least must feel comfortable and rideable. In the past, I had boots too lengthy and had severe heel lift. Coming back at snowboarding after 20 years or so...

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, I will be happy to help. The issues that you are reporting are *very* common with the Burton Step On boots. We do not suggest the Step On models. While they do work for some feet, there are way too many instances of discomfort with these boots. You are Mondopoint 255 or size 7.5 US in snowboard boots. You are an E width which does require a specific Wide boot. I would strongly suggest the Salomon Synapse Wide or Dialogue Wide in size 7.5 US. Both are designed for E width.

Hi wired. Love the video. Wondering what boot I should get. Im a mondo 248, 9.75 inch right foot 9.5 left foot. Width is normal at about 3.5 inch. What boot would you recommend for me? I like a middle to stiffer boot but middle of the road is good. I like to play around and not so much plow/back country. Have a doa and dancehaul. I have tried many different boots but in 7.5. It felt pretty tight at 7.5 so not sure if I should keep sizing down but I guess I should. Would love to hear your reccomendation! Also wear size 8 currently and have M bindings. Do I need to switch to a small if M goes down to 7.5 only? Thanks!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, 248 mm is mondopoint 250 or size 7 US in snowboard boots. You are a standard D width as measured. STOKED!

Hello, I have measured my feet. And my mondopoint of my longest foot is 26.9cm. Snowboard bootsizer says i have brannock eu shoe size 44. But in reality it is 42.5. In this case it says snowboard boot size 42. Isn't that to large?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi Ruben, 26.9 is Mondopoint 270. You will only want to buy boots based on tis number. Be sure to take our width measurements as well. STOKED!

@rubensikkema8372

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 ok thank you! I measured the width also. My width is 10.1 cm, so thats normal width right?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@rubensikkema8372 No, at Mondo 270 10.1 cm is E width. Only Salomon produces Wide boots for E width. The Dialogue Wide and Synapse Wide will be the correct choices. STOKED!

290 mm x 11 mm Currently ride salomon launch boa sj size 10 > What do u recommend ?

@wiredsport1

9 ай бұрын

Hi, 290 mm is Mondopoint 290 or size 11 US in snowboard boots. 11 cm wide (110 mm) is EE width. I would strongly suggest either the Burton Ruler Wide or Burton Ion Wide in size 11. STOKED!

@pif6146

9 ай бұрын

will give it a try, but i am afraid the boot will pack out too much. I have old Ride triad size 11 and after 40 days boot is too big @@wiredsport1

Hi i have mondo size 248 and my feet is E width. Do you recommend ride lasso pro wide/ k2 maysis wide for me?

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, I will be happy to help. Please post all four of your barefoot measurements. STOKED!

@marcchan7032

Жыл бұрын

Right foot - 9.75in/3.875in Left foot - 9.625/3.75in I recently ordered lasso pro wide and k2 maysis wide which all came in last night prior to coming across your videos. Should I return them and get a different boot or keep 1 of them (the lasso pro wide fits more comfortable when I tried them on)? Any advice would be appreciated

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@marcchan7032 You are Mondopoint 250 or size 7 US in snowboard boots. You are an EE width. I would strongly suggest either the Burton Ruler Wide or Burtin Ion Wide in size 7. STOKED!

@marcchan7032

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 unfortunately I have no more sizes available at all. I have the lasso wide pro wide and k2 maysis wide to choose from. Are any of these two not gonna work for me?

Why did you stop making videos?

after doing some intense foot measurements, my feet don't fall into the "wide" area but on my current boots what hurts the most is the side of my feet, should i still try wide boots? or go for a more know "wider" regular boot

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Hi, please post all four of your barefoot measurements. Thank you.

@evanoot3990

Жыл бұрын

​@@wiredsport1 Hey! For the widest out of my 2 feet it comes out to a 4 inches or 105mm, Now that I look more into the width chart that's considered wide correct? Also for length I'm around 10.5 / .6 Inches coming out to a 9 - 9.5 US men boot. I don't really understand where to shot with the mondo size since most websites don't offer it or its different. Thanks for the help with the video you are amazing

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@evanoot3990 Hi, 4 inches is not actually 105 mm. It is 101 mm. Both of these will require a Wide boot but the actaul measurement will be neded to get this right. To proceed we will need all for barefoot measurements with no range for each measurement.

@evanoot3990

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 Hey yeah what is I measured with two different tapes, that's why the inches to cm didn't match. I started from scratch and followed your video on how to position my foot, I am getting a thickness of 4 inches coming back to 101mm like you said. For length I got 10.64 inches this puts me at a 9 or 9.5 wide with a mondo of 270 correct? Also websites only show a 2 number mondo what's that about? Thanks for your help!

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@evanoot3990 You are Mondopoint 270 (exact same as 27, just mm vs cm). You are an E width. The Salomon Dialogue Wide is the correct boot choice for you in size 9. STOKED!

So, I just saw this video, measured my foot (shoe size 10.5) and your calc shows a Men's Snowboard Boot size of 8.5?!! I have been wearing a used snowboot in 10.5 and it seemed fine. I don't see how my foot could fit into an 8.5.

@eeschguy2

2 жыл бұрын

10.4375 in (26.6 cm) or 266 Mondo AND 3.875 in width

@wiredsport1

2 жыл бұрын

@@eeschguy2 Please also have a look at our video "Never Your Shoe Size": kzread.info/dash/bejne/o2WksKSDZdO-crg.html . As mentioned there, it is very common for riders to downsize 1, 2 and even 3 full sizes when they are correctly sized. 26.6 cm is Mondopoint 270 or size 9 US in snowboard boots. 3.875 inches is a standard D width. STOKED!

@eeschguy2

Жыл бұрын

@@wiredsport1 So, I have Burton Photons Size 9 and just wore them this week (boarding). Toes feel pretty tight/almost squished and I have an area of torn off skin on my inner left foot (in between the bone and the heel). The right foot started to do the same thing. (I ride goofy). Are the boots too small? Not wide enough? I did crank down on the BOAs.

@wiredsport1

Жыл бұрын

@@eeschguy2 Hi, The Photon's have way too many issues with rider discomfort. We do not suggest that model at all. Based on the measurements provided you are Mondopoint 270 or size 9 US in snowboard boots (just 1mm above mondo 265 or size 8.5 US) and are easily within the width range for Standard D width.