if my dad wears a 91/2 should I just get a 10? and also, are these insulated well?
848440
Yes, get the 10. There is no insulation in the boot or the pants. The pair I got developed a leak where the boot meets the pant leg after about 8 days total out in the water. My brother also got a pair that leak as well after about the same amount of time. I had to take a picture of the destroyed waders and send it along with a copy of the invoice from Amazon and they sent me a new more expensive pair (Pipestone) as a replacement because they were aout of stock withthe Macenzie. If you can afford it get a better pair.
848441
Hello I wear 11.5 I ordered a size 12 they seem to fit well. They are not insulated I use mind to put the dock in and out. So in the spring I wear long pant I don't have any problems. These are very nice waders for the price.
848442
If he is a normal size man, 9 1/2 should be fine. If he's a larger man, go with a 10. These are not insulated waders but wearing extra clothing should work in colder waters.
848443
There is no insulation. They run big, but that is why I like them. I am a size 12 and bought a size 13. There's a lot of space underneath to wear clothing. I would definitely recommend getting the 10.
848444
A 10 will provide some in and out room, I believe. I wear a 13 and ordered a 13. I fall in mine...very roomy in the feet and ankles.As for insulation. I use mine for pond cleaning in Florida. In the warm and hot months, even in the pond, it's a sauna in those rubber things! There's plenty of room for BULKY socks and long john's. No special padding or insulation with these. Also too. I have my suspenders set as short as they go - these seem to be fairly tall...they come up to my pits (5'10").So - 10 should be fine. No insulation.
848445
I would suggest a 1/2 size larger, so yes, I'd go with the 10, particularly if he is fishing in cold water like here in the rivers here in the Pacific Northwest. They are NOT insulated though, or at least the ones I bought are not. The extra half size should allow for long underwear and wool socks.
186671
I wear a US 81/2 or a US 9. However, I ordered a L/XL to be on the safe side and figured I would wear socks if it was too roomy. However, it turned out fine. It was a little large but I just adjusted the strap. Therefore, if you wear a UK 7 (US 91/2), you will be fine with a L/XL fin. Have fun!
459335
I'm 6'1" 230 size 13 shoe and I bought a size XL. I wear one layer of good insulation and they fit a little snug. Buy big so you can add insulation especially fishing in cold waters. Worth every dollar!
638139
It's a start. If he has an insulated pair of blue jeans over them he should be fine. May want to look at the expedition weight they are warmer.
2153330
I would get an 11. They seem to run on the large size; but if you are in cold water, you may need to double up on the socks. One thing, these boots are a bit on the heavy side - but if you're in the water, you won't notice as if you need to hike a ways.
472726
The general reviews are saying that the sizing is fairly accurate at the larger end. But I still got a 8 for someone who wears a 7½. He says they're perfect.
1362016
I'm thinking size 15 would be to much to fit in. Forsure 13 do cause that's my Dad's size but think 15 the heel would be out a bit.
554756
I purchased the mediums for my size 9 feet, and they fit pretty snug, but probably how they're supposed to fit. No complaints there. My bro has the same mediums for his size 8 feet, and he likes them. I imagine that a size 10 would be about as far as you would want to push it if you're ordering the mediums. As I have mentioned in another review, though, they are not really no-show; the "under armour" strip will be legible unless you're wearing a mid- to hi-top shoe. Hope that helps.
1308807
I believe I cut mine on the line for size 9 (I wear 81/2) to help make the slogger more snug. I still have to wear thickish socks with them, but I don't mind.
857926
I personally wear a 9.5 men's shoe and the socks I got were medium. Mine fit perfectly. I would think large might be the way to go for a 10.5 especially if his feet are wide.
1418557
Should be fine, they are only half inserts. I also wear about a 10 with no issues.
1577065
Hi. I'm a 7 (mens) and the "small" fit perfectly. These are good fins and def worth the price. For a 10.5, just go according to the chart like I did.
50977
I purchased these pants and gave them as a gift, therefore they are not physically in my home. I recommend you do as I did when I was considering these and go to the Columbia website and reference their size chart. You should have good luck that way. I can tell you that the recipient absolutely LOVES these, we live in MI and have had over 90" of snow!
9761
I'd go large. Remember you'll be layering under it. I wish I knew a way to protect the seals at the wrist and ankles. They only seem to last a year, then get gummy. I emailed oneill, but no response.
2089954
the real issue is the circumference of your calf. mine is 18" and i need a large. i wear a size 10 shoe and the foot of the sock is more than big enough.the chart on the box says up to 14" calf-small 15 &16" calf medium, 17&18" large, &gt;18 XL i would recomend you get the firm as they will of course get weaker as you wear them. they last me about 2 months. best regards
621089
No, they are good to wear over a base layer that is thin yet Insulating. Jeans would be too bulky and too much for the waist unless you go up a size.
98211
I wear a 7 1/2 and went up to an 8 because they only come in whole sizes. They seem to run pretty true to size, but I wear mine with socks so they fit comfortably snug.