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Biomechanics / Barefoot ankle boots for boys / grey - black / 261242-A089

🧡 Science-backed footwear that brings freedom, comfort and quality to every step 👣 Designed to respect the natural growth of the foot 🔬 Made together with the Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia 👩🏼‍⚕️ Free from toxic substances that could...

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Biomechanics / Barefoot ankle boots for boys / grey - black / 261242-A089

Biomechanics / Barefoot ankle boots for boys / grey - black / 261242-A089

€82.00

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HOW TO CORRECTLY MEASURE YOUR CHILD'S FOOT AND CHOOSE THE RIGHT SHOE SIZE

To properly choose the size to the length of the foot, add 5-7 mm to get the required length of the insole (inner length of the shoe). Each time before buying shoes for a child, in order to properly choose the size of the shoe, you need to precisely determine the size of the foot.

Attention! The space inside the shoe should not be more than 1 cm.

NOTE - You should measure the length of both feet, sometimes one foot is longer than the other.

The easiest way to accurately measure child's feet is by placing the child's foot on a piece of paper and outlining the circumforance of the feet.

- trace both feet of the child, and then measure the distance (in cm) between the two extreme points of the template of the longer foot (draw by holding the pen vertically).

The size of the footwear can vary depending on the manufacturer

cm	EU	UK	US
11	18	2	2.5
11.7	19	3	3.5
12.4	20	3.5	4.5
13	21	4.5	5
13.7	22	5.5	6
14.4	23	6	6.5
15	24	7	7.5
15.7	25	7.5	8
16.4	26	8.5	9.5
17	27	9	10
17.7	28	10	11
18.4	29	11	12
19	30	11.5	12.5
19.7	31	12.5	13
20.4	32	13	1
21	33	1	2
21.7	34	2	3
22.4	35	2.5	3.5
23	36	3.5	4.5
23.7	37	4	5
24.4	38	5	6
25	39	6	7
25.7	40	6.5	8

HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU MEASURE?

Children's feet can grow a full size in as little as two to three months, especially between ages 2 and 5. We recommend measuring every 8–10 weeks for younger children, and every season for school-age kids — even if their current shoes still look fine.

SIGNS YOUR CHILD HAS OUTGROWN THEIR SHOES

Toes pressing against the front, redness or marks on the foot after wearing, your child walking differently to avoid discomfort, or asking to take their shoes off as soon as they're home — any of these mean it's time to re-measure, not just resize.

WHY WE MEASURE BOTH FEET, EVERY TIME

Feet are rarely perfectly symmetrical — one is often slightly longer or wider than the other. We always fit to the larger foot, with enough room to grow without leaving so much room that the shoe stops supporting it properly.

NOT SURE FROM THE CHART? VISIT US IN-STORE

Charts are a helpful starting point, but every brand fits a little differently — a EU 28 in one brand can feel different from a EU 28 in another. If you're ever unsure, bring your child into our Dublin 15 shop and we'll measure and fit them properly, free of charge.

The Details

🧡 Science-backed footwear that brings freedom, comfort and quality to every step
👣 Designed to respect the natural growth of the foot
🔬 Made together with the Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia
👩🏼‍⚕️ Free from toxic substances that could harm their feet
✅ Lightweight, flexible and breathable

Biomecanics barefoot ankle boots in textile with minimal structure: only the upper, the sole and the fastening needed to protect the foot and give it grip.

The toes sit in a wide toe box, reinforced just where it meets the ground, and the foot rests with zero drop, flat from heel to toe. The FLEXI-LITE sole is lightweight and flexible at the front, and its non-slip tread grips on smooth floors. The elastic lace stretches as the foot goes in and spreads the pressure over the instep; the shaft keeps the ankle warm without taking rotation away. The lining is textile and the insole, breathable On Steam textile; being removable, it airs and it measures the room left in front.

Materials and construction