Confused about what size ski boot to buy? While most ski boot manufacturers delineate size in Mondopoint (centimeters), most U.S. street shoes use conventional Brannock sizing. And some shoes use Euro or U.K. sizing. Use the ski boot chart below to find your corresponding size, but remember that it’s just a starting point. Depending on last shape and the volume of your foot, you may need a different ski boot size.  In fact, most skiers find that sizing down one shell from their U.S. street shoe size gives them a good snug fit once the boot has broken in.

Mondopoint (cm)
U.S, Men’s
U.S. Women’s
U.K.
Euro

21.5

-

5

3

35

22

-

5½

3½

35.5

22.5

4½

6

4

36

23

5

6½

4½

37

24

6

7½

5½

38

24.5

6½

8

6

39

25

7

8½

6½

40

25.5

7½

9

7

40.5

26

8

9½

7½

41

26.5

8½

10

8

42

27

9

10½

8½

43

27.5

9½

11

9

43.5

28

10

11½

9½

44

28.5

10½

12

10

44.5

29

11

12½

10½

45

29.5

11½

13

11

45.5

30

12

-

11½

46

30.5

13

-

12

47

31

14

-

13

48

31.5

15

-

14

50