Fit Finder

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Find your perfect fit

Grab your tape measure and take a seat. Give your best answers and we’ll personalise your shopping experience in less than
3 minutes!

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What is your regular shoe size?

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  • 10

If you are between sizes we recommend you select a half size bigger.

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How would you describe your foot width?

  • Narrow
  • Standard
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What’s your calf size?

Learn how to measure your calf here

How to measure your calf

To find your DuoBoots fit, follow our three simple steps to measuring your calf.


STEP 1

Sit barefoot and place your feet firmly against the floor, making sure your leg is at a 90° angle

STEP 2

Wrap a tape measure around the widest part of your calf

STEP 3

Repeat on the other leg, measuring each calf to the nearest 1cm


Need more help? Watch our video on how to measure your calf

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How tall are you?

5 FT 7 IN

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How would you describe your body shape?

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This information helps us tailor your fit so your DuoBoots fit beautifully

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How old are you?

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This information helps us tailor your fit so your DuoBoots fit beautifully

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