StepReady Size Guide
Choose your StepReady size by checking foot length, forefoot room, heel feel, and how you plan to wear the shoe.
The best size should feel easy to enter, roomy at the front, and secure once you start walking.
How to measure
Foot length is the starting point. Fit also depends on forefoot width, instep height, sock thickness, and how secure you like your heel to feel.
Put one sheet flat on the floor with the short edge against a wall.
Place your heel lightly against the wall while standing with full weight.
Mark the tip of your longest toe, not only your big toe.
Measure from the wall edge to the toe mark in inches or centimeters.
Measure both feet and choose based on the longer measurement.
Men's shoe size chart
If your measurement sits between two sizes, choose based on your preferred toe room, sock thickness, and whether your forefoot often feels tight in normal shoes.
| US Men's Size | Foot Length | Foot Length | Fit Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | 9.6 in | 24.4 cm | Best for shorter foot length in this range. |
| 8 | 9.9 in | 25.1 cm | Choose if you normally wear US 8. |
| 9 | 10.25 in | 26.0 cm | Good middle size for daily walking. |
| 10 | 10.6 in | 26.9 cm | Common size for men who want a little toe room. |
| 11 | 10.9 in | 27.7 cm | Choose if your longer foot is close to this measurement. |
| 12 | 11.25 in | 28.6 cm | Best for longer feet or thicker socks. |
| 13 | 11.6 in | 29.5 cm | Choose when length is the priority. |
Fit notes
Your toes should have space to relax without the shoe feeling oversized.
The heel should feel secure once you start walking, not loose or floppy.
If you wear thicker socks, choose the roomier size when you are between sizes.
Wide forefoot
Many men need more usable space across the forefoot even when the length is correct. If your measurement is between two sizes and you prefer more toe room, choose the larger size.
Ready to choose your everyday pair?
Shop Walking ShoesFAQ
Choose the larger size if you want more toe room, wear thicker socks, or often feel tightness across the front of the foot.
Yes. Many people have one foot that is slightly longer. Use the longer measurement when choosing size.
No. Easy entry should not mean a loose walking feel. The heel should still feel secure once you start walking.
Start with the Walking Shoes collection, then use this size chart before ordering.
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