I am 6'2" and 215 lbs. does it matter if I get a narrow or a wide version?
348996
No. A friend of mine is about the same size and he has used it for sprints. I would recommend the narrow since it allows for a greater variety of exercises. Hope this helps.
2058850
20" is a bit narrow which is why I buy the wider version. I have had 20" mattresses by another company and I kept rolling off the side of the mattress
236623
I wear a 7W in Avia now, so I ordered a 7W in a new Avia shoe. The shoes I received looked more like a 6M.Based on that, if you need a wide width, a medium is too narrow. Wearing shoes that are too narrow or short will cause permanent damage to your feet, as I am sure you know. This brand does not have consistent sizing.
869082
Depending on the shoe. I have very narrow feet and sometimes I have to help fill up a shoe.
2136183
The bigger one...if you feel you don't get enough spring in them you can always return them for the lower weight ones... that is what my husband did... he ordered the 158-198 and is around 170Ibs.. he got the lower pair instead and he can tell that he jumps higher with the lower ones... so it depends if you want to use them as stunts or just to have fun.. it is a leg workout though.
1464417
I have a narrow foot also and they work just fine for me. They are not snug but they are also not sloshing around. I'm happy with them.
1977016
I would get a 55, I am 5'11" 170 Ibs and it is snug on me. If you plan on using it a lot and not carrying it hours on end the 65 may be good but since the 65 fits me pretty snug the 55 may be better suited for you. Hope that helps.
1369960
My lower legs are thin, but I have meatier legs above the knee. I got the adult short leg first and found it too tight on my leg above the knee. However I had no trouble getting it over my cast which went to my knee. I reordered and got the wide leg which worked out much better for my leg. Both offered a seal tight fit, so, for me, it came down to comfort. If your legs are thin, you can probably get by with the adult short leg.
351491
Yes, as far as I know, that means your width. M would be regular. just make sure it don't mean mens.
809348
For me, the 6.5 is perfect and not too wide. Need more "moving" room for running, for me. I wear a 6 in all other shoes, but find the 6.5 is perfect, has been for many years for running.
244383
I would say that if you wear a wide is street shoes... get a wide in a road bike shoe. The part number would be SH-R088W (you can find it on zappos.com)
1383535
I'm 6'2" 260lb. I have wide knees, and they can get a little shakey if I'm not all the way on(on the edge). I work in a Factory so they work great when I have to kneel on cement for a long time(around a half hour at a time). Hope this helped.
244385
I'll leave this open for others because I'm no shoe size expert (though I checked on Google to confirm) but there's no difference between 46 and "46m" (m in this case meaning medium or regular as opposed to wide or narrow). It looks like one vendor lists them one way, while another lists them the other. Try choosing either size, check to make sure they have your color, then compare the prices/vendor ratings and go from there.
1098905
Not sure if I I have seen that. You may want to check the official website for specs. I am 6' 215 and I am good I have a friend that is 6'2" probably 225-230 and he is the one who sold me on it.
1243999
I am 5' 5 and the short wide comes up to my knee. I needed the wide because of the ortho boot. I think a regular short will fit you just fine. It is a great product.
2123903
Scott; the 22" should work.I'm 6'2" and am 330.Just remember it will work but it's a little uncomfortable.And yes they lock at a couple of places.
144801
Well...since I'm of the "more is better" persuasion, my knee-jerk answer is the 22lb. That said, though, I'm 5' 8" & 150 and the 17.6 works just fine. Of course, I haven't actually tried the 22lb, so can't say whether it might really be better and worth a couple of bucks. Hope that helps!