GOHUNT Boot Sizing Guide

Finding the right size boot can be tricky sometimes, so we came up with a way to measure your foot at home to help give you the most accurate size to know what you should order in the goHUNT Gear Shop!
If you have any questions please leave a comment below and one of our gear experts will be sure to answer!
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[@Thetinebroken]

When a dealer starts selling boot singles left and right...is when we can get the right size. Revolutionary eh?

[@GOHUNT]

That is revolutionary!

[@Thetinebroken]

@@GOHUNT thanks i seriously need 1/2 size different and add to the interior footbed

[@robertburke2804]

Try them on locally if possible. Then order if pricing makes sense.. Thats my suggestion

[@Thestripper1]

2:32 "This is ten and four tenths of a centimeter" That's funny. If you gave that measurement to anyone in Europe they'd go "What?? Oh I see, you mean 10.4 cm"

[@jasyamaha]

That's what I came here to write. I was gobsmacked when I herd that but I appreciate the video, thanks guys.

[@NadjaSaralam]

I literally felt pain when I heard him say this. I've never heard anyone bastrardise metric to make it sound imperial before. This is hilarious. It takes longer to say and write "four tenths of a centimetre" than to just say or write ".4"

[@akowned1]

@@NadjaSaralam You're about 89.5 hundredths of a meter to high on your horse there, Nadja.

[@jakeevans9217]

Can we get a Salewa Raven 3 review of did I miss it?

[@robbrown3606]

If only there were a way to express metric measurements without fractions! Someone should really look into that.

[@NadjaSaralam]

🤣

[@miketommy6629]

Thanks for this video, so does this gentleman wear a size 10.5(Fitting for a larger foot) or 9.5 (Taking average of two foot)? Because my foot length are almost the same as Jared.

[@GOHUNT]

Hey Mike, thanks for reaching out. Our boot experts would love to help you out with any questions you may have and provide some excellent recommendations. Shoot them an email at [e-mail] and they will get you taken care of. Best of luck this season!

[@RetrieverTrainingAlone]

For steep downhills, need a large toebox or else could loose toenails....feet swell so better to be a bit large.

[@maxwellporter4923]

Jared's listed on the website as 11.0 cm width, but here he was measured at 10.5 cm width - any idea why the discrepancy? I'm close to his measurements so insight would be helpful

[@jerryjoseph9135]

4/10ths of a cm. Lol, just say 10.4 cm, or 104 mm. Regardless, the important thing is you're finally using metric.

[@mototurkey5289]

Why measure the width if your sizing chart includes no information about boot width?

[@GOHUNT]

In the description you will see Boot Profiles from staff members who like the specific boot in which their width is represented. This will help give you a reference to know if your foot is wider or more narrow and what size of boot will work best for you.

[@NadjaSaralam]

Certain brands do have size charts with widths.

[@omegadef]

That’s a lot of “uhh”

[@jamierogers8620]

This is America, why measure in centimeters ?

[@GOHUNT]

Gives us a more precise, accurate measurement when it comes to figuring out the right size boot someone needs. Best of luck this season.

[@NadjaSaralam]

Accuracy for starters. You may want to take a look around and see what your American scientists and military use. Imperial is only used on the streets in America - no industry that needs to use any sort of accuracy will use imperial measurements.