What's the size of yours OT ?

My shoe size is 10 (UK) , 11 inches.

Well ?

40 EU. I believe that's 6.5 UK.

12 US/CA

9 UK. Sometimes 10 UK depending on the brand

11 US.

13 U.S.

11 wide USA

Came here for dick jokes, but anyway my shoe size is usually EU 40. My Chuck 70's are marked 6 1/2.

10.5 wide USA

Never thought too much about people's feet except when I'm looking at shoes and there's some that are super long, supet narrow, flat, like people out there have Side Show Bob feet. Like who has feet like that? Who wants to pander to that clientele?

Hard enough to find shoes that accommodate wide feet, are there more people out there with duck feet, vertically thin equally narrow, with no arch and really long? Just trying to picture it makes me think of the Men In Black giant cockroach monster trying to squeeze in a human body and clothes.

Or do more people have wide feet, and thus they buy out all the wide feet shoe supply, so when I go look I'm just seeing of the leftovers nobody buys because the freakish feet people are a small minority?

10.5 US

Can safely say 11.5 US for most brands now.

That shit used to be all over the place, could find myself wearing anything from a 10.5 up to a 13. The 13 being some Filas, think it was the first run of Grant Hills. Glad the companies seem to have mostly gotten it together. Probably had to with people buying online.

Adidas still annoys me at times. I swear they were more consistent back in the day. Within their own brand I'll find myself having to buy different sizes. Classic shell toes, Sambas, Stan Smiths, each run a bit different. (wish they'd bring back the perforated Rod Lavers in OG colors)

13 US in most shoes/brands.

12 wide (US) if it's not wide
then I have to wear a size 14-15

You guys put shoes on your schlongs? How does it even fit?

Nice and snug. Don't leave home without it.

44 EU. Years back I would sometimes have to get 45, but these days it seems than most brands are sticking to the size standards way better.

@DEVILinIRON: lmfao

US size 14 EEEE (or H, I think it is called now).

I haven't purchased a show in a physical store since I was 12, it's kind of lame.

18.5 UK

42 EU. I always thought it was a bit small of a size for men but I see some smaller ones here as well.