how do I size a gaiter if my foot size is 11.The boots I use are bulky snow boots?
1759386
You buy the largest ones you can find. I wear a men's 7 and the XXL's gaiters just fit over my snow boots
1759387
I wear a size 10 1/2 boot - not a bulky snow boot - and I wear a size large gaiter. I do not have a lot of extra space inside the gaiters and suspect that these would not work with a bulky snow boot. Hope this helps.
268270
My daughter's boot is extra-wide @ 17-18 around her calf. The shaft-shapers fit her boot perfectly. Hope that helps. :)
563476
a large long should do the trick. Shoe size won't matter with the stocking foot wader, just buy a cheap pair of hiking boots that are a size too big to wear as boots.
675035
I wear a 7 1/2 to 8 and I got a small with a boot. I had more than enough room and was able to tighten a lot. A xsmall may be sufficient.
800727
Mine fit in just fine. Size 8. I've put uggs, cowboy style boots, rain boots etc.
2274014
By getting another product! I wear boots sometimes in the winter and that's why I tried them, darn things fell down in seconds, hit the trash next day. So unless you like a cottony snake-like sock creeping around your ankles !!!! Hope my answer helps :)
858266
I would refer to the Icetrekker website sizing chart. For a large boot, they say to go up two shoe sizes. Size 13 and up would be an x- large.
469940
My boots run a little long and wide which works well for me. I can wear my waders and an extra thick pair of socks and have plenty of room.
450322
I wear size 13 Muck boots (artic) and it takes the x-lg go around the top of the boot and Velcro it closed. The top cinches nice and tight and keeps the snow out. Go larger.
66786
I have a pair of large on 10 1/2 Vasque boots. The same pair barely fits a 10 sorel boot. If you are a borderline size it may be dependent on the shoe or boot that you're going to be wearing them with. The difference appears to be the size of the toe.
858268
I wear size 10 work boot and purchased the Large size. You should go with something a little bigger because you need to stretch them over and the rubber bands shrink down for tightening.
1261696
I really wish they had a medium size--the smaller is definitely small and the larger is just enormous. My wife has the small size which, with her size 8 day hikers, have only one slot left. I ordered the larger size so they would work with my big winter boots (size 12) which they do though they still have 3 or 4 slots left, and to adjust them to use with my regular day hikers, I had to add a couple extra holes because the smallest setting was still too big (I then had to loop the extra length back up and zip tie it in place it was so long). Hope this helps.
1209025
Your about the same size as my wife. She uses the 19" with no problem. Of course you want to figure the weight with all your gear (it can easily add 10 to 15 lbs) I'm shy of 6 ft and pushing 250 and I use the 30" . It also depends on the typical snow amount you hike. We are usually in 6 to 12 in. But have used our shoes in over 24".
1697855
Hello, I really didn't know what size to take, but I just guessed I would need the large size due to wearing a size 12 shoe/boot. If you need more info, you may need to contact "Under Armour" @ http://www.summitracing.com/parts/COO-76104. Hope that helps.
1334799
I wear size 10 and a half shoes. The size 11 boots were way too big. The size 10 worked for me.
551005
Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks... » Read More Hi, best way is to call O'Neil and give them your dimensions and take their recommendations. 800-538-0764. That's what I am glad I did, almost ordered a medium, which would have been way too big. And, I recently found out that if you get sick of wearing wetsuit boots with it and having cold feet, you can get rubber boot conversion kits at Andy and Bax in Portland OR. You take your Oneill dry suit and cut the ankle gaskets and glue them on. Then you wear socks under them and your wetsuit boots over. I have not done this yet with mine, looks tricky to do, and will probably bribe the folks there to install them. I bet you can get kits to convert to/install relief zipper openings too.Hope this helps.Mason « Show Less
800724
I am a girl and wear 8 and I have no problem but do have work boots. Try cutting a noodle. Like for swimming ) to fit inside your boot if this doesn't work. I think it will do fine though