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We recommend at least 5-8mm gap between your longest toe and the front of the shoe. You can use your current cycling shoes as a reference point, to avoid measuring your feet.

We recommend matching up the CM or JP number found on your current cycling shoes to the "Internal Shoe Length" millimetre (MM) measurement found on our size chart.

Assuming your current shoes are labelled accurately for length, matching up these numbers will give you the same shoe size as you are wearing now.

If in doubt, go up to the next size in the chart.

NOTE: DO NOT MATCH US/EU/UK SIZING.

PRINT SIZING PAGE

To find your Bont Cycling shoe size, download and print our all-new sizing page in A4 or US Letter and follow the instructions exactly as listed. Stand barefoot, mark with a straight edge your longest toe and widest part of your foot. Double check the length and width with a ruler to confirm your measurements.

You can also try our Brand Comparison tool, designed to compare your current cycling shoes to the most appropriate size in Bont Cycling shoes. Be advised, you should still note the width of both feet to determine the best fit.

NO PRINTER?

To find your size, take a piece of plain paper on a flat surface and place it directly up against a wall. Stand on the paper (barefoot) and ensure you have a 1mm gap between your heel and the wall. Plant your foot firmly on the ground mark the widest points of the inner and outer edges of your feet.

For the most accurate length, slowly roll your weight forward and onto the forefoot. Your heel should lift off the ground slightly during this process. Place a flat edge at the position of your longest toe, step off the paper and record the measurement from the wall edge of the paper to the longest toe (where you placed the flat edge against). Record the length. Repeat this step for both feet.

Once the measurements have been taken, use the Foot Length Range on the size chart to find your size. The Internal Shoe Length row refers to the precise internal measurement of the shoe in millimetres. We recommend at least 5-8mm gap between your longest toe and the front of the shoe.

Example: Your feet measure 278mm in length (barefoot) and so you should consider size 45/10.5 as this will provide approximately 7mm gap due to the shoe having an internal length of 285mm.

Following selection of your size in EU or USA, move downward to select the most appropriate width. We recommend adding at least 2mm to your foot width to find the most appropriate shoe width. For example, you are looking at a Vaypor S and have determined your best shoe size is 45 and your feet measure 103mm (left) and 105mm (right) wide, with an additional 2mm added, you would still fit within the Standard Range. If your feet measure wide than 109/110mm (size 45/10.5) you should consider Wide fit.

If you are having issues with the width of your current shoes, considering trying wide fit, even if your feet sit within the standard range. A little extra width in the forefoot of the shoe may assist in allowing your feet to sit more naturally inside the shoe.

NOTE: The stated size width range does not reflect the actual width of the shoe. Bont Cycling shoes are designed with structural support throughout the entire length including the forefoot and as such, the measured shoe width is designed to appropriately support the foot within the shoe. The width of the shoe will almost always be narrower than your foot which is intentional in order to provide the necessary support.

Please also keep in mind Bont Cycling shoes are designed around an anatomically correct last suitable for cycling however, this does not mean they are built in the 'bare foot' running shoe style.

For sizes that fall outside of our size chart, please get in touch HERE.