Rookie shoe size chart
How to Measure Your Foot for the Right Size
To select the correct size from our chart, follow these steps:
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Measure Your Foot Length
- Place your heel against a wall on a flat surface.
- Lay a ruler or measuring tape along the floor, starting at the wall.
- Stand with your full weight on both feet and measure to the tip of your longest toe.
- Measure both feet and use the longer measurement.
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Choose the Right Size from the Chart
- Our size chart shows the length of the last (the mold the shoe is built on), not the foot length.
- For a proper fit, select a size 3-5mm longer than your foot measurement.
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Adjust for Wide Feet
- If you have wide feet, we recommend choosing one size larger for a more comfortable fit.
Following these guidelines ensures a snug yet comfortable fit for optimal performance on the road or track.
Rookie One & Two | |
EURO size | Millimeters |
32 | 202 |
33 | 209 |
34 | 216 |
35 | 223 |
36 | 230 |
37 | 237 |
38 | 244 |
39 | 251 |
40 | 258 |
41 | 265 |
42 | 272 |
The Cádomotus Resizer Insoles come in four sizes, each reducing shoe size by one or two steps, allowing growing athletes to extend the use of their high-performance footwear.
- The XS insole fits into a size 31, adjusting it to 30 or 29.
- The S insole fits into size 34, reducing it to 33 or 32.
- The M insole works with size 37, converting it to 36 or 35.
- The L insole fits into size 40, making it 39 or 38.
With this system, one pair of shoes adapts to three sizes, ensuring a perfect fit as young athletes grow.
Insole Resizers | ||
EURO size | Millimeters | |
XS | 29 | 181 |
XS | 30 | 188 |
XS | 31 | 195 |
S | 32 | 202 |
S | 33 | 209 |
S | 34 | 216 |
M | 35 | 223 |
M | 36 | 230 |
M | 37 | 237 |
L | 38 | 244 |
L | 39 | 251 |
L | 40 | 258 |