Finding the right size skate can be a challenge. If ordering online follow this guide to help you find your best fit. We recommend measuring your feet in centimeters for a more accurate size.
1. Know your shoe size
Referring to your shoe size is a good place to start. Knowing where you generally land for the shoes you like to wear will help determine what size skate will fit you best.
2. Measure your feet
It is best to get a measurement of your foot at its longest and widest points using centimeters (CM). The centimeter sizing will correspond to the CM or MP (Mondopoint) sizing when looking at the ‘Size Chart’ available on the product pages.
What you will need
A piece of paper, pen, measuring device and socks. Wear the socks you plan on using with skates. For the best fit in inline skates we recommend wearing thin, tight fitting socks.
The set up
Place a piece of paper on the floor agains the wall. A smooth hard surface will work best. Try to avoid carpet or other soft surfaces.
Position foot
With the paper in place position your foot on the paper with your heel agains the wall.
Mark the length
Draw a line on the paper directly at the edge of your longest toe(s). For the most accurate measurements avoid angling the pen/pencil outward or inward.
Measure
Measure the distance from wall/ edge of paper to the mark you made. Your CM / MP is equal to the length in centimeters. Example: If you measured 27.5cm your CM or MP size is 27.5
Repeat this process for both of your feet
Almost everyone has feet that are two different sizes. Measure both and go with the larger size.
3. REVIEW Skate SIZE CHART
Review the sizing chart for desired skate. Match your CM / MP measurement to the US size. Take into account your shoe size and your comfort preferences.
Sizing Guide
| Casual Skater | First time skaters and those who prefer a comfort fit for all day skating. | Between shoe size and 1/2 shoe size smaller |
| Advanced Skater | Skaters with years of experience focused on skate performance and control. | Between shoe size and 1 shoe size smaller |
| High Volume | Skaters who have a wider foot or high arch. | Between shoe size and 1/2 to 1 shoe size larger |
Questions? Send us a message
If you have a discrepancy greater than 1 full size between your regular shoe size and the recommended skate size please get in touch with us to consult before placing your order. We can help by providing recommendations based on your sizing, experience, and personal preferences.