Size guide | SABO Shoes

SABO Shoe Size Guide

The table below shows the approximate shoe size conversions from Russian to UK/EU. The table also shows the internal metric length of the shoe. The Russian to UK/EU conversions are approximations and only offer a rough guide for sizing. We highly recommend measuring your feet using the guide below.

Please note the SABO Deadlift sizes a bit tight. You should not need to size up unless you are on the limit of one size. When checking your sizing with our guide please bear this in mind. Please contact us if you need any help or advice.

*** THE UK/EU SIZES LISTED IN THE TABLE BELOW ARE APPROXIMATIONS - PLEASE MEASURE YOUR FEET USING THE GUIDE BELOW TO FIND OUT THE CORRECT RUSSIAN SIZE YOU NEED ***


 

The internal metric length of the shoe as displayed in the table above is measured from the heel to the end toe tip (excluding lining and inner sole).

Measuring your feet for sizing

The UK/EU conversion in the table above is not 100% accurate for everyone. We recommend measuring your feet to check which Russian shoe size to choose. To do this you need to measure the length of your feet from heel to toe. We recommend doing this at the end of the day when the feet are at their largest.
It is also best to wear the socks you plan to wear with the shoes. Thicker socks can alter the measurement enough to have an impact on which size you may need.
For the best accuracy measure when standing while the foot is under compression. So if possible get someone to assist with marking while you stand.

 

Measuring instructions:

  1. You need a piece of paper, a pencil or pen and a ruler.
  2. Draw a straight line on the paper. The line should be longer than your foot.
  3. Place the paper on a flat hard surface (a hard tiled or lino floor in the kitchen is ideal).
  4. Place your foot on the paper - with your heel and longest toe centred on the line. We recommend standing as this will spread your foot out for a more accurate measurement.
  5. Draw a mark at the tip of your toe and the back of your heel.
  6. Measure both feet and use the length of the largest foot.
  7. Take a ruler and measure the distance between the marks.
  8. Add 5 millimetres to measurement.
  9. Take your total measurement (foot length as measure + 5mm) and find your shoe size in the table. For example, if your feet measure 270mm you would add 5mm which gives 275mm and thus you would need a 43.
WE ARE HERE TO HELP. PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE.