Ski Boots are 99% of the time measured in MODO or JAPAN Sizing. This guide was written so people can approx. work out their own ski boot size. This still will not guarantee a great ski boot but atleast it will not be to small or miles to big.

You might have never heard of MONDO or JAPAN sizing but I know that you know centimeter's.

MONDO/JP is just that CM's. So a 25.0 Ski boot is MEANT to fit a foot which is bigger than 24.5cm and smaller than 25.0cm long.

So you should trace both your foot (with a thin sock on) onto some A4 paper. The get a ruler and measure from the back of the heel to the end of the BIGGEST toe. This will then give you the minimum ski boot lenght. For people with very wide or big volume feet go upto 1cm bigger.

Kids: Please go 1cm bigger to a MAX of 2cm.

For a SIZE CHART showing all US/AUST/UK/MODO/ EURO click on this

Womens Footwear Sizing
Aust/NZ/USA       5    5.5     6       6.5   7     7.5       8    8.5     9      9.5    10  10.5  11
European            35.5  36  36.66  37.5  38  38.66  39.5  40  40.66  41.5   42  42.5  43.33
UK                       3    3.5     4       4.5    5    5.5       6    6.5     7      7.5     8    8.5     9
Japan/Mondo      220  225  230    235  240  245   250   255  260   265   270  275  280

Mens Footwear Sizing
Aust/NZ/USA       7   7.5    8     8.5    9   9.5    10   10.5 11  11.5  12    12.5 13
European            39.5 40 40.66 41.5 42 42.5 43.33  44  44.5 45  45.66 46.5 47
UK                       6   6.5    7      7.5    8  8.5     9     9.5  10   10.5 11     11.5 12
Japan/Mondo      250 255 260   265  270 275 280  285 290  295  300  305 310

Kids Footwear Sizing
Aust/NZ/USA           11  12  13    1.0     2.0    2.5      3.0     3.5     4.0
European                   28  29  33  30.5  31.66  33.0  33.66 34.66   35.5
UK                           10  11  12    13      1.0    1.5      2.0     2.5     3.0
Japan/Mondo(Cm's)170 180 190 195    200    205     210    215    22.0

(DO NOT TRUST YOUR SNEAKER SIZING AND CALCULATE MONDO THEY ARE NORMALLY OUT A LOT!)

Happy Skiing

Larry Adler