Getting the proper shoe size with a Brannock Device from San Francisco Podiatrist

[@Oraz1103]

This video was very helpful. I wish there were more videos like this

[@jeffflowers729]

Glad you mentioned not using the width guide on the brannock. All my life I assumed I was a standard D. D seems to fit fine. My foot is 4 1/4" which all the charts i find online call that a D. But on a brannock i'm dead in the middle of B/C. That would be a 1/2" smaller from those same charts. But you didn't provide detail on how you do determine shoe width.??

[@RichardTuckman]

I thought you were supposed to wear fitted socks when using these, since you wear socks 99% of the time when you wear shoes.

[@Cambodia69]

Go into your local shoe shore/retail shoe department and ask them if they have a Brannock Device. Chances are, no one will be able to give you the right answer. And then there's the correct use of the device - which is even funnier. One would think that the most basic criteria for working in such a place would be to be familiar with the proper use of one; however, it seems that most employees prefer to keep going back and forth, bringing out box, after box, after box, hoping the customer will eventually find the right size.

[@osarenrenmishael7608]

nice one ...very helpful.

[@lockdo6307]

very informative thanks.

[@OldDawg1865]

I have not seen one of those in 40 years.

[@robertllawrencejr5503]

Thank you for taking the time to share this. Very helpful

[@hemalvyas7532]

Thanks a lot 4 yr help.!,

[@NotaCodyRhodesFan]

My left is 6 and right is 7

[@heyheyitsenrique]

You said that's a good starting point. Is there ever a time you should go 1/2 size bigger or smaller than what you measured yourself at?

[@Nutin2C]

Question so if your big toe is touching the top of the shoe its to little of a shoe? and what if your big toe is just a little to close to the top of the shoe,is that a shoe thats to small?

[@MarcyGoldsmith]

How can I measure the foot width using the Brannock Device?

[@MrMiles27]

Thank you this was very helpful