I thought I’d end up wearing the same size in the Nike Vomero 5 and New Balance 530, but after trying them on, I actually preferred two different sizes. I stuck with my usual US 9 in the Nike Vomero 5 and ended up going half a size down to a US 8.5 in the … Read more
I didn’t expect to need two different sizes in the Nike Dunk and Adidas Samba, especially since they’re both sneakers I wear pretty regularly. But after trying both, I ended up keeping my usual size in one and going half a size up in the other. The Nike Dunk is the easier shoe to size. … Read more
I wear the same size in the New Balance 550 and the Nike Air Force 1, but they never feel interchangeable. That caught me off guard at first. If your goal is simply to buy the right size the first time, start here: I wear a US 8.5 (half size down) in both the New … Read more
The Adidas Samba and Nike Air Force 1 are two sneakers I’ve worn quite a bit, and I wouldn’t buy them in the same size. I’m a US 9 on the Brannock, but I wear a US 8.5 in the Air Force 1 and a US 9.5 in the Samba. That’s a full-size difference between … Read more
If you’re wondering whether the Air Jordan 1 Low, Mid, and High fit the same, the answer is mostly yes. I’ve worn all three, along with special releases like the High ’85, Low OG, Travis Scott Low OG, and several Mid variations. Most follow the same sizing, but a few don’t. The Low OG fits … Read more
Does the Adidas VL Court run bigger than the Samba? The Adidas VL Court feels roomier than the Samba, especially around the toes and forefoot. I’ve worn both, and even though they’re pretty close in length, I can feel how much narrower the Samba is as soon as I put it on. Should you buy … Read more
If you’re comparing the Nike SB Dunk and the regular Nike Dunk, one thing I’d be careful about is assuming they’ll fit the same just because they look so similar. I wear a US 9 in the regular Dunk Low, but I always go up to a US 9.5 in the Nike SB Dunk Low. … Read more
I’ve worn quite a few Air Jordan 1s and Nike Dunks over the years, and I wear a US 9 in both. So if you’re wondering whether you need a different size when switching between them, I wouldn’t change anything. Both fit true to size. But I do notice a difference when I wear them. … Read more
I’ve worn enough Air Force 1s and Dunks to know that buying the same size in both isn’t a great idea. I’m a US 9 on the Brannock, and that’s what I wear in the regular Nike Dunk Low. But in the Air Force 1, I go down to a US 8.5. My usual 9 … Read more
I’ve worn both the Air Jordan 1 and Air Force 1 for years, and I wouldn’t buy them in the same size. My regular Nike size is US 9, which fits me well in the Jordan 1. But when I tried the Air Force 1 in a US 9, I had almost a full finger … Read more