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My right foot has shrunk

Started by AgnesNitt, September 18, 2014, 06:48:23 PM

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AgnesNitt

To make a long story short, I went to my fitter's today to get measured to have my right boot replaced (it's too wide). My fitter remeasured me and compared the results to my previous measurements in 2009. I've lost a full size in width and half a size in length.
Left foot, same-o same-o. 

I have "Cinderella foot"
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Bill_S

My right foot is smaller too, but for different reasons.

I'll have to address that in my next pair of boots.
Bill Schneider

Christy

How do the 2009 measurements compare to those taken recently when you ordered your Harlicks?

AgnesNitt

Quote from: Christy on September 18, 2014, 08:58:44 PM
How do the 2009 measurements compare to those taken recently when you ordered your Harlicks?

That's what I'd like to know too! Unfortunately, the fitter from Harlick's measured me for the new boots and we didn't have his measurements at hand.

Yes I'm in with the 90's. I have a skating blog. http://icedoesntcare.blogspot.com/

twinskaters

That is so strange! I know feet can get larger after things like pregnancy (hello, entire closet of 8.5 shoes that I had to give away after giving birth) but I have not heard about shrinking feet! I doubt it has any correlation, but is this the same side as the broken ankle?


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PhysicsOnIce

I'd be VERY VERY VERY careful with those measurements!!!
My feet  "shrunk" 1.5 size when I last purchased boots, after lots of pain, lots of doctors bills and rebulding my boots, results.... my fitters measurements were off by a full size!

 
Let your heart and soul guide your blades

Query

Is it the same fitter?

Different brands of boot are designed to be measured differently (e.g., an SP Teri 8 and a Riedell 8 are different), and different fitters compare different lengths on the foot. So, if one of the fitters was inexperienced, or was only trained for one brand, you could get different results.

But I didn't know you could order just one boot!

AgnesNitt

Quote from: Query on September 19, 2014, 05:13:37 PM
Is it the same fitter?

Different brands of boot are designed to be measured differently (e.g., an SP Teri 8 and a Riedell 8 are different), and different fitters compare different lengths on the foot. So, if one of the fitters was inexperienced, or was only trained for one brand, you could get different results.

But I didn't know you could order just one boot!

It's not an order, it's a replacement for a boot that didn't fit.
Yes I'm in with the 90's. I have a skating blog. http://icedoesntcare.blogspot.com/

Neverdull44

What vitamin are you taking?  I have a few body parts I'd like to shrink! ;D

AgnesNitt

Quote from: Neverdull44 on September 19, 2014, 05:43:00 PM
What vitamin are you taking?  I have a few body parts I'd like to shrink! ;D

They aren't working on my butt!
Yes I'm in with the 90's. I have a skating blog. http://icedoesntcare.blogspot.com/

Casey

I think my feet shrunk after I started skating.  I used to wear size 11 street shoes, now all I wear is size 10, and sometimes even those can feel a bit too large.  When I got my first skates, they seemed comfortable enough, though they became much less so over time.  When I later ordered customs, the blades were 3/4" shorter.  So either my feet shrunk or the fitting for the original skates was bad and I used to like a lot of extra room in my shoes...

littlerain

That's so funny, as I'm finding myself liking the fit of smaller shoes too.