You guys should talk about measuring width. I had a pair of swells shipped to the USA and I couldn't bare the pain they put my foot in because they're so narrow.
He got a point though in my opinion. I am now in a situation where I want to begin again after a solid 6-8 year time gap and I got quite narrow feet + ~245-250mm length. I have no idea how to choose the correct width for me, wether it is on the powerslide homepage or on really any other brands website. D:
If my longest foot measures 275 mm, will it be ok to go with a 42/43 boot? This boot has the maximum length of 275 mm or the liner has the lenght of 275 mm?
If you can squeeze into a 36-37 I would do that. a 38/39 might be too roomy, which can cause issues with control. Honestly, try them on, heatmold them if you need to. If they still dont fit, try the bigger size. That's the best advice I have for you - Kasper
I never understood why instructions for measuring shoes and skates always say to hold the pen vertical. Wouldn't this mean that the width of the pen would make a difference in foot size? For example, using a pen with a wide grip would give a larger measurement than a thin pencil.
So Is MONDO number after adding the extra 3-7mm or before? If my foot measurement is 260mm what is my MONDO size for the most comfortable city skating for couple of hours?
@@PowerslideInlineskates according to the size chart I should go for size 42 which is 268mm. Unfortunately I have no chance to try them in any store in UAE so I should be so carful with sizing specially I have no chance to ship them back or exchange due the high shipping cost.
In my case, I measure 272mm. With urban purpose (+5mm) i will end up at 277mm which is right between 42/43 (EU) and 44/45 (EU). What should i choose then? I would prefer a snug but comfy that rather then to loose.
You guys should talk about measuring width. I had a pair of swells shipped to the USA and I couldn't bare the pain they put my foot in because they're so narrow.
We have 5 differents "last" width for your skate: ultimate is the narrowest ...to universal (wide one).
He got a point though in my opinion. I am now in a situation where I want to begin again after a solid 6-8 year time gap and I got quite narrow feet + ~245-250mm length. I have no idea how to choose the correct width for me, wether it is on the powerslide homepage or on really any other brands website. D:
@@PowerslideInlineskates I don't think you did at the time.
Doing the lord's work.
Hi guys, I am about to order the Marble 110. My measure is 284mm, what size should I go taking into account the boot will break after a while? Thanks
If my longest foot measures 275 mm, will it be ok to go with a 42/43 boot? This boot has the maximum length of 275 mm or the liner has the lenght of 275 mm?
Hello my length is 23.7cm and width is 9.5cm.. should i go size 36/37 or 38/39?? I have wide feet btw. Im planning to get next core pro.
If you can squeeze into a 36-37 I would do that. a 38/39 might be too roomy, which can cause issues with control. Honestly, try them on, heatmold them if you need to. If they still dont fit, try the bigger size. That's the best advice I have for you
- Kasper
@@PowerslideInlineskates thanks for replying kasper 😄
I never understood why instructions for measuring shoes and skates always say to hold the pen vertical. Wouldn't this mean that the width of the pen would make a difference in foot size? For example, using a pen with a wide grip would give a larger measurement than a thin pencil.
Add to that they have some old instructions using a white board pen!!
What about width measurements?
So Is MONDO number after adding the extra 3-7mm or before? If my foot measurement is 260mm what is my MONDO size for the most comfortable city skating for couple of hours?
If you measure your foot 260...then add the 3-7mm to find the correct size.
@@PowerslideInlineskates according to the size chart I should go for size 42 which is 268mm. Unfortunately I have no chance to try them in any store in UAE so I should be so carful with sizing specially I have no chance to ship them back or exchange due the high shipping cost.
In my case, I measure 272mm. With urban purpose (+5mm) i will end up at 277mm which is right between 42/43 (EU) and 44/45 (EU). What should i choose then? I would prefer a snug but comfy that rather then to loose.
Hi in that case , as you choose +5mm you should have a nice snug/comfy fit with 42/43 .
nice! thanks for trick....
For new riders: try them yourselves. Powerslide runs really narrow.
We do narrow and wide skate. For example, ZOOM is our widest skate when Arise is the most narrow.
@@PowerslideInlineskates how about the urban NEXT's, is it runs narrow or wide? thanks