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muddypaws · 2nd April 2008, 23:38

Hi all,
All very good thoughts and observations. There ias no definitive answer. Some grow some don't. You will just have to wait. If you want womens shoes, then by all means get them, but don't go OTT as you could end up spending a lot of hard earned cash, only to find they do not fit soon. Just get a pair that you like a lot, and stay with that choice for a while, getting plenty of practice. You will know when the time is right.....eventually.
I wore my Mom's shoes as a teenager, I can't remember how long ago, but I find that I can usually fit a size 41 perfectly, but an 8 or 7 may be OK. You will have to try them for yourself before you know which is the one for you.
Different lasts by different makers differenty size. At 73, I still take 41 eu
See all our answers in "Do you try on in the shop" for more guidance.
Muddypaws.

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muddypaws I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: England Age: 74 I am Male Posts: 164 Thanks: 311 Thanked 27 Times in 22 Posts My Mood: Rep Power: 4	Re: Foot size question Hi all, All very good thoughts and observations. There ias no definitive answer. Some grow some don't. You will just have to wait. If you want womens shoes, then by all means get them, but don't go OTT as you could end up spending a lot of hard earned cash, only to find they do not fit soon. Just get a pair that you like a lot, and stay with that choice for a while, getting plenty of practice. You will know when the time is right.....eventually. I wore my Mom's shoes as a teenager, I can't remember how long ago, but I find that I can usually fit a size 41 perfectly, but an 8 or 7 may be OK. You will have to try them for yourself before you know which is the one for you. Different lasts by different makers differenty size. At 73, I still take 41 eu See all our answers in "Do you try on in the shop" for more guidance. Muddypaws.