Gulg137•

I'm size 10 US men's. My birks are 42. Also the difference between 42 and 43 is huge. 42 fits right, but I swim in the 43s.

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Are you pushing your foot forward in the photos? Try 42, when you're a consistent whole size it's often possible to go a size down in Birks. You're in a spot where the difference between a 42 and a 43 is a whole size rather than the usual half, so it's actually 2 sizes down in this case. Stick with regular width.

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CorgiLady•

I wear woman’s 10.5 - 11 but I wear a 39 in Birkenstocks. I size down one size and they’re perfect

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K_Wrenn•

That’s crazy. I wear a women’s size 9 and a 40 narrow in Birkenstocks!

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CorgiLady•

Ok I lied! I just checked and I wear a 40 lol but still quite a difference! I wear wide

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I am a 7 and size 38 is too small I would up one size myself

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I would suggest sizing down to a 9. Birkenstocks tend to run larger so a 9 might reduce this excess room in the back. If you have wide feet, the wider footbed may be better in the long run

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megatheriumburger•

They are definitely too big (long), but you shouldn’t really have to size down at all as they run true to size. US women’s 10 = euro 41; men’s 10 = 43.

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-AdidiOP•

Idk I wear size 10 converse and size 11 adidas, both fit me perfectly

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Both converse and adidas tend to run true to size or on the smaller size, not like Birkenstocks

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megatheriumburger•

Well according Birkenstock themselves they run true to size. I find mine run true to size, so I’m not sure what’s with the down votes. I’m just going on what Birkenstock says, and my own experience.

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frywice•

But how many times have you read a description of something and it didn’t fit anywhere near what you thought? It’s true that their website does say that but I had to size down just like many other people in this sub. I had to try them on in person

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Rikcycle•

Everybody knows birks do not run true to size

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megatheriumburger•

Meh, mine do. I think a lot of people wear them tighter than they recommend…but to each their own.

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