Will XL fit on size 10 Sorel Boots? Sorel Boots are a bit fat.
50423
I use a size L on a size 10.5 Asolo boot. The XL should stretch to accommodate the Sorel boot.
50424
I've used them with my size 13 winter boots and they are close to the same size as a Sorel. I used them about ten times last year. And so far four times this year, they aren't having any problems. They work good and are very comfortable. I found it easy to put them on boot first, then putting boot on and tightening strap last. Good luck and enjoy!
50425
that should work with no problem.....my XL Crampons are being worn on a size 12 Cabela's Inferno
50426
Hey Tim Wouldn't have thought so, but I just tried it and my XLs work on a size 13 Sorel boot... It is a wicked stretch, though, and one might be concerned about stress points where the steel attaches to the rubber.
50427
My guess would be no they fit nice on my trail running shoes and on my old army combat boots both size 12.
498122
I purchased the size L and found that they fit easily yet securely on my size ten work boots and on my size ten bulky winter boots with the thick felt liners. I suspect that if you find the XL too large, it should be easy to exchange them.
192207
I wear size 9 and mediu is a perfect fit. I guess you would need xl for size 12. I am not certain about that. Great sox by the way.
360354
The boot by Saxon seems true enough to size. I would purchase the adult size 7 ladies boot.
313731
In my case I am Male. size 11 and buy it L-XL and feel that is big size, even using boots 3mm. I need to close the rubber till maximum
183612
Hi, they fit my ski boots perfectly. I wear a 10.5. They slide right on without any problem. Heats them before I put them on. Really nice to put ski boots on when warm. Hope this helps.
1129420
The sizes tend to run a little small. XL may not be enough to accommodate (I personally do not have that problem!).
617075
The guys in my office tried on the cleats with their boots which ranged in sizes 10 1/2 - 13 and each one was a perfect fit. So I'm gathering that a less bulkier shoe should be no problem. Hope this helps.
2275751
Most likely yes. My son who has a size 11 workboot had to cut them quite a bit for them to fit. It would be ok if they don't fit exactly. I would just center them and they should be fine. They aren't so thick that you're going to feel any difference or uneven feeling:). They work great, my two sons who work for the highway department in town here said they're great. One got his boots very wet and they dried smelling like mildew. He sprayed Lysol in them and then let them dry. He put the liners in and they fixed the odor problem. Saved him from buying new boots! Good luck:)
12576
I would think a large would work. I wear a size 13 and initially purchased an XX-Large, which was way too big. I then downsized to X-Large and it fit my size 13 wader w/ boots perfectly.According to the Korkers website:Med:8-9Large:10-11X-Large:12-13XX-Large:14-15
1453942
Yes, i use these my boots are 9 1/2 wide and these fit with a lot of extra room - will easily work on size 10 boot
2096565
I take a women's 11 so I got a large and and extr large and here is the reason why. I have snow boots that are really wide and the large will not fir them so I use the extra large. Then if I were snow boots that are a ladies more dress boot they are much narrower and the XL will slip off those so I wear the large with those. I always get 2 sizes because there are so many different sized shoes and boots as far as the outside of the shoe or boot goes. And these grips should always stretch and fit nice and snugly on the outside of the boot or shoe. Got them both.....trust me...i have 5 pair and I wear them all winter long.....can't tell ou how many times they have literally saved my butt ~:) I take a women's 11 so I got a large and and extr large and here is the reason why. I have snow boots that are really wide and the large will not fir them so I use the extra large. Then if I were snow boots that are a ladies more dress boot they are much narrower and the XL will slip off those so I wear the large with those. I always get 2 sizes because there are so many different sized shoes and boots as far as the outside of the shoe or boot goes. And these grips should always stretch and fit nice and snugly on the outside of the boot or shoe. Got them both.....trust me...i have 5 pair... » Read More I take a women's 11 so I got a large and and extr large and here is the reason why. I have snow boots that are really wide and the large will not fir them so I use the extra large. Then if I were snow boots that are a ladies more dress boot they are much narrower and the XL will slip off those so I wear the large with those. I always get 2 sizes because there are so many different sized shoes and boots as far as the outside of the shoe or boot goes. And these grips should always stretch and fit nice and snugly on the outside of the boot or shoe. Got them both.....trust me...i have 5 pair and I wear them all winter long.....can't tell ou how many times they have literally saved my butt ~:) « Show Less
24680
I wear a men's 10.5 and the XL size fits well. You may want to consider the XXL.
1687048
Yes. Must say though, I ordered these very good boots in my regular boot size 9. Boots were too small. Had to return them. (Was not going to pay $5.00 more for next size up.) I never wore them out and about, but checked them over closely. I would have worn these in the rain and snow for sure.
11160
An Xl should fit adequately, a little tight but should fit. Also, the pad in my opinion is a little too thin.
1980139
I don't wear them as the military intended. I wear men's size 10. I use size medium N1B (mukluk), with size 10 SOREL pack boot liners. My girl friend wears woman's size 9. Her N1B are size small with women's size 9 SOREL pack boot liner. Hope this helps.
234096
I think the skate boots are a "D" (wide) width, so you'd need to either look for skates with an "extra wide" boot, or substitute a larger size (10, 11, or larger) to compensate for the width you need. Personally, I would go to a roller rink and see if they can measure your foot and recommend a boot in the proper size. It might cost a little more; but you won't be guessing at the size, and the skates would fit better and be more comfortable.