There are many things to consider when purchasing new footwear.
The fit and support of the footwear are the two most important. You
can benefit from having your feet measured and professionally fitted
by experts who understand the way footwear is supposed to fit.
Canadian Footwear has those fitting experts who can help you make
the right choice.
Here are some points to consider regarding proper shoe fit:
o Trying on shoes later in the day is always best. This will ensure your footwear fits correctly even if your feet have become more swollen throughout the day.
o Have both feet measured every year. Your left and right foot are most likely not the same size and may change in size from year to year. (your feet never stop changing)
o Always fit the larger foot. Adjustments can be made to your footwear to help fit the smaller foot.
Here are some points to consider regarding proper shoe fit:
o Trying on shoes later in the day is always best. This will ensure your footwear fits correctly even if your feet have become more swollen throughout the day.
o Have both feet measured every year. Your left and right foot are most likely not the same size and may change in size from year to year. (your feet never stop changing)
o Always fit the larger foot. Adjustments can be made to your footwear to help fit the smaller foot.
o Purchase footwear that matches the general shape of your
foot. (don’t try to fit a square peg in a round hole)
o The footwear must allow adequate toe room while standing. There should be 3/8” to 1⁄2” of space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe (approximately a thumb’s width)
o The widest part of your foot should sit in the widest part of the shoe
o Shoes should have a comfortable snug fit but should not feel tight or binding.
o Your heels should fit comfortably in your shoes with minimal slippage.
o Walk around in the shoe and be sure they feel comfortable. Make sure there are no pressure points from seams.
o The footwear must allow adequate toe room while standing. There should be 3/8” to 1⁄2” of space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe (approximately a thumb’s width)
o The widest part of your foot should sit in the widest part of the shoe
o Shoes should have a comfortable snug fit but should not feel tight or binding.
o Your heels should fit comfortably in your shoes with minimal slippage.
o Walk around in the shoe and be sure they feel comfortable. Make sure there are no pressure points from seams.
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