When we go shoe shopping, we often wonder if we’ll get the size right or if we’ll have to return them when they arrive. Choosing the correct size for your height-increasing shoes is crucial to ensure comfort and functionality in that height boost. At Masaltos.com we recommend that you buy the shoe size you usually wear.
Additionally, we’ll resolve your doubts about how to determine your shoe size, so you have a better reference when buying men’s elevator shoes online. Plus, to avoid any issues, we remind you that Masaltos.com guarantees free first exchanges.
Measure your feet
Whenever we’re about to buy shoes, we usually know our size. But surprise! Sometimes, the size we always wear doesn’t fit well because the model is larger, smaller, or has an intermediate size.
That’s why it’s super important to know the exact size and length of our feet in centimeters. This will make choosing the perfect shoe a piece of cake. You’ll be able to buy footwear with total peace of mind, whether in a physical store or online. Say goodbye to shoes that pinch or slip off!
With these simple steps, you’ll get an accurate measurement:
- Place a sheet of paper on the floor, flush against the wall. If you plan to wear socks with those shoes, put them on!
- Now, stand on the paper with your feet together and heels against the wall. Mark where your longest toe reaches with a pencil.
- Take the sheet and measure the distance from the edge to the pencil mark. Add between 0.5 and 1 cm extra so that your toes don’t touch the front of the shoe.
- And you’re done! In the specific size guide, choose the size that corresponds to your measurement. Always go a little larger, never smaller!
Check the size guide
Once you have your foot measurements, compare these details. On the Masaltos.com website, there’s a size guide available for multiple countries for each product, so it doesn’t matter where you’re from—we help you find the perfect size!
Considerations
- Foot type: Not all feet are the same, and there are different patterns like “Greek,” “Egyptian,” or “Square.” Sometimes, the big toe isn’t the longest, which can affect the measurement.
- Asymmetry: It’s common for one foot to be slightly longer than the other. If this is your case, always measure the longer foot to avoid injuries or blisters. Better safe than sorry!
- Try both feet: Don’t forget to try on the shoes on both feet and walk a bit to ensure they fit well.
Buy your height-increasing shoes at Masaltos.com
At Masaltos.com we understand the importance of a perfect fit. We offer a wide variety of height-increasing shoes in various sizes and styles so you can find the ideal pair. Check our size guide and follow our tips to ensure your new purchase is perfect in every way.
