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Bowling Shoe Sizing Charts and Help for Kids, Women and Men.
| Brunswick, Dexter, Etonic and Elite are true
to size. |
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Right Handed Shoes: Made for bowlers
that bowls with their right hand because the slide pad is on the left shoe, which
is the foot you slide with.
Left Handed Shoes: Made for bowlers that bowls with
their left hand because the slide pad is on the right shoe, which is the foot you slide
with.
Uni-sole Shoes: These shoes can be used for right
or left handed bowlers because the slide pads are on both feet. |
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Don't know your shoe size? Do the following
To get the best fit and comfort, we suggest measuring your feet each time you purchase a new pair of shoes because
your feet will change during your lifetime.
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A piece of blank paper.
A pen or pencil.
A ruler or tape measure. |
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Put on the pair of socks you intend to wear with the shoes you are ordering. Through the
course of the day, your feet will swell so it's best to measure them at the end of the
day. |
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a) With the paper placed on a hard floor, sit down in a chair and place your foot
flat on the paper. Lean forward, putting more weight onto the foot you are going to measure. As
you probably know, your feet are different sizes so be sure to measure your larger foot.
b) Holding a pencil vertically, place a mark at the end of your heel. Place another mark at the
tip of your longest toe.
c) With the ruler or tape measure, measure from the heel to the tip of your longest toe.
To Find Your Width:
Measure the distance between the two widest points on your foot. Reduce this number by 5 mm, or
1/5-inch. The result is the number you will use to determine your foot width. |
To find your size, use the inch-to-size table. For example, if you are a man and your
foot measures 10" long, you will wear a U.S. size 8 shoe. If you are between measurements, size
up to the next larger size. It is easy to add a pair of socks to take up a little extra room but
very difficult to make shoes that are too small comfortable.
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Note: Just because you are a size 9 in one brand doesn't necessarily mean you
are going to be a 9 in another. Footwear sizes and shapes vary from brand to
brand. Please keep this in mind.
Although this method of mesuring will get you close to finding your shoe size, each
shoe and each individual is different, therefore, we cannot guarantee a perfect fit
using this method. |
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