1. When purchasing sports shoes, it is generally advisable to opt for a size that is slightly larger than your regular fit.
2. When trying them on, ensure there is enough space at the tip of your toes, approximately 1 to 1.5 centimeters, to prevent discomfort during walking.
3. Shoes that are too tight can prevent proper air circulation within the shoe and may also lead to cold feet.
4. Do not rely solely on the shoe size; it's recommended to try on different sizes, including your usual fit and a size up or down.
5. Since feet tend to swell slightly in the afternoon and evening compared to the morning, it is suggested to buy shoes during these times.
6. The correct way to measure foot length is to measure the horizontal distance from the tip of the longest toe to the heel.
7. Do not measure your feet directly; this can lead to inaccuracies. Instead, place your foot on a white sheet of paper and trace the outline of your foot with a pen. Then, measure the length and width of this outline to determine the correct shoe size.
8. The measurement of foot width refers to the distance between the base of your big toe and the root of your smallest toe when standing垂直ly. After pressing your foot against the paper to outline its shape, measure the length and width of the outline and refer to the sizing chart, primarily using foot length as the basis for determining the shoe size.
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