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>>12689394
I know how you feel anon, I can't wear any shoe but my sk8 hi cause they're so comfy for me and I like to wiggle my toes

>>12689394
If you're absolutely sure that the 11.5s aren't too small (i.e. you'll be able to put your big toe on top of the your second if it stretches out a little more, instead of it being way too difficult), then go with that.

>>12689427
I bought a pair of Ecco dress shoes last year size 44 and they fit nicely. I think I should go with the 11.5 because they are leather. Cheers

>>12689394
OP here, how much room should be between the tip of your big toe and the front of the shoe?

>>12689556
up to u. as long as big toe is not pressing against inside front of shoe ur good. how much room you'd like is up to preference. are you gonna want to wear thicker socks in them in winter time for example?

if your foot hurts after wearing it for some time (10-30 mins usually), because it's too small, then it's too small...

>>12689584
>are you gonna want to wear thicker socks in them in winter time for example?¨

I'm in Canada so no. It's boots in winter

When I walk around my apartment in the 12s my heel comes up about an inch unless I tie them tight. That's too big right?

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I'm a shoe size autist, I wear a 42 or 43 depending on brand.

Never mind the metric/imperial debate, the most irrational measurement system in the US is our shoe sizes.
>less precise than Euro
>doesn't start from zero
>even more arbitrary than Britbong sizing
>completely different measures for men's, women's, and children's shoes

Why haven't we all adopted Euro sizes yet? (pure metric would be fine too)