Long Track Size Guide
Use this guide to choose the right EHS long track boot size and the matching blade (tube) length. These sizes apply to EHS long track boots and blades only.
Boot size to blade (tube) length
| EHS long track boot size | Blade / tube length (inch) |
|---|---|
| 34 / 35 | 15.0" |
| 36 / 37 | 15.5" |
| 38 / 39 | 16.0" |
| 40 / 41 | 16.5" |
| 42 / 43 | 17.0" |
| 44 / 45 | 17.5" |
| 46 / 48 | 18.0" |
We can fit a blade one size longer (0.5" longer) on a bridge one size smaller — for example, a 17.0" blade on a 40/41 bridge. This can be useful for a tall skater with smaller feet.
Boot size to foot length
Match your measured foot length to the nearest size below.
| EHS long track boot size | Foot length (mm) |
|---|---|
| 32 | 207 |
| 33 | 214 |
| 34 | 221 |
| 35 | 227 |
| 36 | 234 |
| 37 | 241 |
| 38 | 247 |
| 39 | 255 |
| 40 | 261 |
| 41 | 268 |
| 42 | 274 |
| 43 | 281 |
| 44 | 288 |
| 45 | 294 |
| 46 | 301 |
| 47 | 308 |
| 48 | 315 |
How to measure your foot
Measure the length of your foot accurately. For an adult (non-growing) skater, add at least 5 mm to that measurement. For growing children, add more (10–15 mm in total) so the skater does not outgrow the boots too quickly. The total length should fall within the number of the corresponding size.
Example: a skater with a 260 mm foot adds 5 mm, giving 265 — so size 41 is likely the best fit. Depending on the width and flexibility of the foot these numbers may vary a little, but usually by no more than one size.