Ci1 Pro boot size chart + Volumental
Ci1 Pro boot last — How to Choose Your Size
Scan Your Feet
Follow the steps in the app. You’ll receive a detailed 3D profile of both feet.
Ask our CádoWiki Live: Instant Expert (in the bottom-right corner) for your best shoe size, or:
Use the Cádomotus Size Chart
Our chart shows the length of the last—the mold your boot is built on—not the length of your foot. One last length fits a range of foot lengths, so look up your measured foot length in the Fits foot length column and read off your size.
➤ Skate boots are fitted closer than shoes: we allow 2–3 mm of room, not more. A snug boot gives control and power transfer.
➤ On the edge between two sizes? Your width and instep bracket decide: wider or higher volume → take the larger size.
Understand Width and Instep Height (1–5 Scale)
The app shows both measurements on a 1–5 scale:
- 3 = average → standard fit
- 2 or 4 = slightly narrow/wide or low/high → ideal for heat molding to fine-tune the fit
- 1 or 5 = very narrow/wide or very low/high → see options below
Wide Foot Tip
If you're borderline wide (scale 4), you can also try sizing up one size for more space.
Following these guidelines ensures a snug yet comfortable fit for optimal performance.
| Last length (mm) / inside length | European size | Fits foot length |
|---|---|---|
| 235 | 37 | 227–233 mm |
| 241 | 38 | 234–239 mm |
| 248 | 39 | 240–246 mm |
| 255 | 40 | 247–253 mm |
| 261 | 41 | 254–259 mm |
| 268 | 42 | 260–266 mm |
| 275 | 43 | 267–273 mm |
| 281 | 44 | 274–279 mm |
| 288 | 45 | 280–286 mm |
| 295 | 46 | 287–293 mm |
| 301 | 47 | 294–299 mm |