Ace Marks Size guide
It is very important that you measure your feet using our tools and that you don't rely on sizing from other brands. We have adjusted our sizing to be in-line with US Brannock device sizing and our width is a "D". The "How to Choose the Correct Size" video shows the best methods for determining your Ace Marks size. Best methods are:
- Watch the first 5 videos in order
- Download the size conversion chart
- Watch the "How to Print the Measuring Tool" video
- Watch the "How to Use the Measuring Tool" video
- Select the Sizing tool and download the PDF
first step
Find Your Size & Width
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Does half a size make a big difference?
"d" or "e" width?
Fitting "E" Width Ace Marks
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Guide for high arches
Sizing: Ace Marks vs. Other Brands
It is very important that you measure your feet using our tools and that you don't rely on sizing from other brands. We have adjusted our sizing to be in-line with US Brannock device sizing. We offer both a "D" and "E" width, based on the US Brannock sizing system. The "How to Choose the Correct Size" video shows the best methods for determining your Ace Marks size and width. Best methods are:
- Go into a store and have your feet measured using a Brannock device. (Video #1 @ :39)
- Print our Measuring Tool (Video #1 @ 1:40)
Step 1) Print Size (Length) Measuring Tool
Size Converion Charts:Length and WidthMeasuring Tool for Length: 8.5x11|A-4 Version|Legal 8.5x14|11x17
Step 2) Print Size (Width) Measuring Tool
Measuring Tool for Width (Based on Shoe Length):
8.5x11 sizes
Please select the width tool below for you size length. If you are a half size (size 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, etc.), just round down. A 10.5 would use the Size 10 tool.
A4 sizes
Please select the width tool below for you size length. If you are a half size (size 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, etc.), just round down. A 10.5 would use the Size 10 tool.
Legal 8.5x14 sizes
Please select the width tool below for you size length. If you are a half size (size 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, etc.), just round down. A 10.5 would use the Size 10 tool.
11x17 sizes
Please select the width tool below for you size length. If you are a half size (size 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, etc.), just round down. A 10.5 would use the Size 10 tool.
For instructions on how to use the foot measuring tool, please view the videos below.
How To Print The Sizing or Width Measuring Tool
How To Use The Sizing or Width Measuring Tool
How To Determine Your Size & Width Using The Sizing & Width Measuring Tool:
- Remove your shoes, but be sure to leave on a pair of socks similar to the type that you plan to wear with your shoes.
- Put a straight edge (ruler, clipboard, book, etc.) on the red line behind where it says "Right/Left Heel" (depending on which foot you are measuring--using the correct side is VERY IMPORTANT).
- While standing, put your heel firmly against the straight edge and put your foot down.
- Record the size indicated at the tip of your longest toe (the longest point of your foot). Marking this with a pen while standing on the tool is best, as it can be difficult to accurately read the measurement from a distance. If the size falls between two lengths, choose the longer length.
- Repeat entire measuring process for your other foot, but remember to flip the measuring tool so that you are using the correct side: Right or left heel. Very few people have feet that exactly match one another, and you should buy shoes based on your larger foot size.
Now that you know your size, print the corresponding WIDTH measuring tool and follow steps 1 thru 3 ABOVE, then continue below:
- Record the width indicated on the widest part of your foot (make sure that the inside of your foot is properly aligned with the red line). Marking this with a pen while standing on the tool is best, as it can be difficult to accurately read the measurement from a distance. If your width falls between two widths, and you prefer a closer fit, you may want to stick with the narrower width unless you have a high instep. If you prefer a looser fit, go with the wider width.
- If you are a "2E" make sure that you buy half a size bigger than what you measure. So if you are a size 10EE, buy a size 10.5E.
- If you are a "3E" make sure that you buy a full size bigger than what you measure. So if you are a size 10EEE, buy a size 11E.
- If you have a high instep, you should stick with one of the lace shoes or monk straps. If you have a VERY high instep, go up half a size (if you are a "D" width with a very high instep, get an "E" width in your proper size).
- If you are a "C" width, make sure that you buy a half size smaller than what you measure. So if you are a size 10C, buy a size 9.5D. You should also stick with a lace shoe so that it can be better adjusted to your foot.
- If you are a "B" width, make sure that you buy a full size smaller than what you measure. So if you are a size 10B, buy a size 9D. You should also stick with a lace shoe so that it can be better adjusted to your foot.
- MAKE SURE TO WATCH ALL OF OUR SIZING VIDEOS TO GET EVEN MORE DETAILS AND EXPLANATIONS!!.