The Case of My Freaky Feet.

[WhitSmart]

I know that title may sound funny, but I have an issue. My feet are two different sizes. My left foot is a little bigger than a 24, but my right foot is barely a 23. I know that doesn't sound like a huge difference, but trust me it is. My question to you guys is, is it possible for me to order two different sized boots? If not, what would you do?

 

[B.Quincy]

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[rozboon]

If your shop is super legit they might be able to get you a liner in a different half-size - most boots use the same shell for, say, 23 and 23.5 and just change the liner.

If they can do that, I'd get a pair of 23's and a 23.5 liner for the larger foot then punch the shell on the 24-sized-foot side.

 

[shin-bang]

If your shop is super legit they might be able to get you a liner in a different half-size - most boots use the same shell for, say, 23 and 23.5 and just change the liner.

If they can do that, I'd get a pair of 23's and a 23.5 liner for the larger foot then punch the shell on the 24-sized-foot side.

exactly, i was just gonna say they could punch the toe

 

[hippystinx]

If your shop is super legit they might be able to get you a liner in a different half-size - most boots use the same shell for, say, 23 and 23.5 and just change the liner.

If they can do that, I'd get a pair of 23's and a 23.5 liner for the larger foot then punch the shell on the 24-sized-foot side.

spot on as a boot fitter this would be my route....but even better, just get two different shell sizes, There are several customers who I have had to do this for. Honestly you can usually find last years or even 2 years ago boots for dirt cheap, close to 70% off