Not overloaded at all MikeK. Appreciate the info.

did you measure all the way around the heel?

Nope. Just to the sides. I was very surprised at my "high" foot.

Appreciate that MikeK. Indeed they may fit better. Interesting that I've never really had a problem fitting anything before, even a plastic alpine boot. My problem isn't really wide feet but tall (not sure of the right term - high instep?). I suspect that the 29 T4 may be a better overall fit for me...

Boot size discussion continued here.

Continued from here ... In my attempt to purchase a plastic touring boot that fits my foot I've discovered there's more to sizing than length and width. Because of where I live I can't try them on. No one carries this niche stuff around here. So online it is. Looking at the Scarpa T4s, I measured my...

Good thought on the T2s. Thanks.

Thanks guys. Good to know about Poubelleduski. And good point about new threads - this one is getting kind of broad. :oops: I did go for a test on the new BC125s today - using my old 3-pin boots. Wow, I see what you mean about needing a stiff boot. Twisted my boots like a braided rope. :D But the sk...

Beautiful spot, and lots of snow! What is the location?

Slide the foot forward until the toes just barely touch the shell, then measure how much room is behind the heel. 1-2cm is good... 1cm will be a snug performance fit, 2cm will be more comfortable. A good fit will also depend on foot volume. The liners will pack out with use, almost too tight fit no...

I was able to try both boots on when I bought my T4s Do you recall the size difference in your case? Sorry if you already answered this... If a boot didn't feel right out of the box I'd return and try something else. Absolutely. I have no interest in getting anything stretched or new liners. For no...