Salomon Womens XA Pro 3D Ultra 2 GTX Shoes

Fitting & Size Guide
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Footwear Guide Walking boots need to be a half to full size larger than your normal foot size to allow for the wearing of walking socks. The actual fitting shape of the boot is brand dependent - different brands will hold your feet differently. Allow for a finger's width fitting down back of a walking boot when wearing but before lacing up. The boot shouldn't have any noticable pressure points or tight spots - there is no such thing as 'breaking in' a boot to loosen it up. The ankle should feel restricted and supported in a way you are not used to at first. Walking boots will always feel stiffer to wear. Zamberlan & Scarpa brands have an overall narrower fitting. Merrell in general tend to be shorter, so for normal fitting, get a size larger. The Meindl Matrei is our widest boot - perfect for anyone who requires a wide fitting. Shoe-style footwear and sandals have a regular fit and size.

The North Face Men's Measuring Guide

1. Neck: Measure the neck circumference where a standard button type collar might be fastened.


2. Chest: Measure the chest circumference at the fullest point keeping the tape horizontal around the body.


3. Waist: Measure the waist circumference at the smallest part of the waist, often at or above the belly button, keeping the tape horizontal around the body.


4. Hip: Measure the hip circumference at the fullest part of the seat, keeping the tape horizontal around the body.


5. Sleeve Length: Measure the distance from the prominent bone at center back neck, across the shoulder, over the bent elbow to the center of the wrist bone.


6. Inseam to floor: Measure the distance from the crotch point to the floor.

The North Face Women's Measuring Guide

1. Neck: Measure the neck circumference where a standard button type collar might be fastened.


2. Chest: Measure the chest circumference at the fullest point keeping the tape horizontal around the body.


3. Waist: Measure the waist circumference at the smallest part of the waist, often at or above the belly button, keeping the tape horizontal around the body.


4. Hip: Measure the hip circumference at the fullest part of the seat, keeping the tape horizontal around the body.


5. Sleeve Length: Measure the distance from the prominent bone at center back neck, across the shoulder, over the bent elbow to the center of the wrist bone.


6. Inseam to floor: Measure the distance from the crotch point to the floor.

The North Face Youth Measuring Guide

When buying garments for kids, height is most important. Age is provided as a guideline only.

1. Neck: Measure the neck circumference where a standard button type collar might be fastened.


2. Chest: Measure the chest circumference at the fullest point keeping the tape horizontal around the body.


3. Waist: Measure the waist circumference at the smallest part of the waist, often at or above the belly button, keeping the tape horizontal around the body.


4. Hip: Measure the hip circumference at the fullest part of the seat, keeping the tape horizontal around the body.


5. Sleeve Length: Measure the distance from the prominent bone at center back neck, across the shoulder, over the bent elbow to the center of the wrist bone.


6. Inseam to floor: Measure the distance from the crotch point to the floor.

The sizing of the garments makes allowance for whether they are close fitting or not and what they are designed to be worn with.