I've been wearing the biggest size Nike offers online here in Sweden, US size 15/EU 49.5, and I would probably need to go one size bigger, but what brands even offer shoes this size?
The only brand I know of is Skechers, which I wear at work, which for some reason I can wear US size 12/EU 46 and they fit the same as my Nike and Adidas shoes that are 3 sizes bigger.
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Koltrast wrote:
I've been wearing the biggest size Nike offers online here in Sweden, US size 15/EU 49.5, and I would probably need to go one size bigger, but what brands even offer shoes this size?
The only brand I know of is Skechers, which I wear at work, which for some reason I can wear US size 12/EU 46 and they fit the same as my Nike and Adidas shoes that are 3 sizes bigger.
Try shopping for size 17's. It gets even tougher.
skechers bro you said it yourself
I wear size 8's like a little kid...
How do y'all get good traction on ice/slick surfaces with such huge feet? It's gotta be terrible!
Y'all ever drive a dually truck with nothing in the bed when the roads are slick?! It's terrible even with good tires!
I am the same size, and have been wearing Hokas, Saucony and Ascics . All in EUR sizes of 49 or 50, but it has been increasingly difficult to get shoes in these sizes for the last year or so.
Bikester used to be a good source, but not anymore. So I am unsure what the future will bring, or not bring as the case may be.
Funny you should mention Skechers. I tried their largest size a few years back (46 or 47) hoping they would fit. but did not fit me at all. Far too small and narrow.
I have a pair of Newtons in 48, which had a great fit, but unfortunately they felt like rubbish when running in them
manualf150 wrote:
How do y'all get good traction on ice/slick surfaces with such huge feet? It's gotta be terrible!
I seldom run barefoot, so no issues. It is all about the rubber on the shoes, I reckon.
I do not think I am much worse off than a smaller runner. Not until I actually slip and fall. :)
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