Running shoe size & advice

Get Your shoes fitted after you've been up and about for a few hours	​or ideally after youve been on your feet for a few hours, your feet shrink at night and and can grow half a size during a day and don't worry if your race is in the morning they will do the same thing in the first mile or so.
Measure your feet each year	They can change size as you get older, Your foot arch may lower over time, resulting in a longer foot & a stronger foot may cause the arch to rise, resulting in a shorter size. Weight changes and activity levels can also influence foot size
Every Brand is different	Each shoes last is different and that be be different for shoes from the same brand and the same model year on Year. If we think a shoe is particulay small or big we will advise of this in the description. but here at Velorunner if we thi
​Generally speaking your running shoe should half a size bigger than your everyday shoe.	​A shoe that is too small is more likely to cause issues than one that is too big
Your left foot and your right foot may differ by as much as a full size	Always go with the bigger foot.
Socks Socks Socks	Sock thickness can affect shoe fit, so try on shoes with the socks you plan to wear.
Spend some money on Socks	Your running shoe has cost you £100 plus, and one thing comes between you and the shoe. Your Sock. It can make all the difference. As a rule of thumb, you should use three pairs of socks for one pair of running shoes, so that's 150-200 miles per sock. Also, it's no good spending all that money on shoes and then putting on a three-quid sock and expecting good results. You need a running-specific sock designed to support the hundreds of muscles, tendons and bones in your foot.
Sorry girls.....	​Women's feet may become larger during and after pregnancy weight gain during pregnancy may cause permanent lowering of the foot arch resulting in a longer foot