Boot Fit Guide

Finding the right fit for your boots is essential for comfort and functionality. Here's a guide to ensure your boots fit just right:

Ease of Entry: Put the boot on and listen for a subtle "pop" as your foot slides into place.

General Fit: Boots should not be too loose or too tight on your foot. The ideal fit is snug (but not tight) around the entire foot.

Heel Lift Check: Confirm there is some heel lift, indicating a proper fit. However, it shouldn't be excessive.

Toe Room: There should be enough room to comfortably move your toes. Avoid a fit that squeezes your toes, which can cause discomfort over time.

Width: Pay attention to the width of the boot; it should match your foot width. Avoid excessive tightness, especially in the ball and instep areas.

Walking Comfort: Walk around to confirm overall comfort and fit. Pay attention to any pinching, rubbing or discomfort during movement. Be sure to do this on a soft surface to prevent scuffing the bottoms. This ensures they stay in pristine condition in case you need to make an exchange.

Remember, the best-fitted boots should feel snug, providing support without being overly tight. Consider these factors to ensure your boots offer comfort and functionality for extended wear.