I wear a 10.5 in mens shoes. Should I go with a 11m us? What is the m for?
479804
Go by the charts on the NeoSport website. Sizes seem fairly accurate to me. I only use for kayaking, though.
1287115
i'd say you'd be good with a medium then. i am an 11 ...i know...big foot! lol!!! and i order the large and the x-l just in case. i use them both anyway so it doesn't matter....it's a great product. you will be happy with them and a great price too! :)
1160341
I have a 11.5 size and I order the large. I found it to fit perfectly. I would think for you possibly a medium remember you want the lift to be wide enough so it will fit nice and tight in your shoe and will not be loose. Man I should get paid for writing all these reviews lol :)
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.
498119
I just found the answer on the sizing chart listed with the shoe and M does mean medium.
1702001
I'm a 9.5-10 US (Men's). With a 3mm swim boot, I wear the Medium/Large - they do feel a TINY bit big. I emphasize tiny because they are completely manageable, but I do experience some occasional foot cramp. I have ~100 dive hours on them. Assuming your size is men's, I think Small/Medium would be an appropriate size for you. =)
2041109
I would get the 11-12. It will be slightly loose but get some fin socks and you will be happy.
1702003
I'm a 9.5-10 US (Men's). With a 3mm swim boot, I wear the Medium/Large - they do feel a TINY bit big. I emphasize tiny because they are completely manageable, but I do experience some occasional foot cramp. I have ~100 dive hours on them.Assuming your size is men's, I think Small/Medium would be an appropriate size for you. =)
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SIZING (for Hiking Boots & Tennis Shoes): [XS: US Youth 1-4]. [S: US Men 4.5 - 7, Women 5.5 - 8.5]. [M: US Men 7 - 11, Women 8.5-12]. [L: US Men 11-14]. [XL: Men US 14-16]. Off hand I'd say a Medium.
181634
I agree with the other guy. Just slide your feet in. My husband has 10.5 and always wears shoes
359973
I would say a Medium. My son wears a men's 7.5 and the medium fits perfect. I think that's about a 9 in women's so that should fit the same - at least for the 9 and 9.5... not sure about the 10.
994528
It's advisable to get it a little small. I have medium with size 11 men's shoe.
286691
Medium would be ideal. It fits a men's 7.5-9 and it is OK to size down on orthotics to ensure they fit into your shoes.
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.
1577820
I wear a 10 and got the M. Had them for about 6 months and just put more on my Christmas list.
468578
If you are going to use them with regular street shoes, "7" is the high end for "Small." I assume you will be using them with heavier footwear for snow and ice, in which case "Medium" would be the right size.
376894
You can buy either the 7.5 - 10 or 10.5 - 13. If you buy the larger size then you will need to cut it down. The instructions are enclosed with the insoles. Since all shoes are a little different, I recommend buying larger and trimming down. Good luck!