STEPS FOR PROPER FOOT MEASUREMENT
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1- Put foot on a ruler with the back of the heel starting at the beginning of the ruler Take measurements with socks on and while standing for the foot to be at it’s real length |
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2- Back heel up to a surface/item that is lined up with the beginning of the ruler Make sure that the item is 90 degree square to the floor |
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3- Put another ruler perpendicular to where the longest toe finishes |
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4- Take off foot and give us the length measured in centimeters precise to the millimeter You can also take a picture of the front of the foot (TOP VIEW) for us to see the end of the foot on the ruler Take measurements of both feet |
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5- Repeat steps 1 through 4 measuring the width of the foot |
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6- Take pictures of foot on its own: Top view, inside view, outside view, back view 7- Identify areas that have been problematic with other skates: Painful areas or areas where you've had blisters You can also trace each foot on a piece of paper keeping the pen perpendicular to the paper at all time. The skater must be in a standing position Then, measure the length of the drawing from the furthest back part of the tracing to the longest toe part of the tracing. Put all the measurements on the traced footprints Email us pictures of the feet on the ruler with the exact measurements and/or scan the footprints and send them to us via e-mail or fax 450-678-0160. With all the measurements we will be able to select the proper size of skate needed. |
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NEEDED INFORMATION TO PROCESS ORDER NAME OF SKATER AGE LEVEL OF SKATER JUMPS MASTERED HOURS OF PRACTICE PER WEEK LAST BRAND OF SKATE LAST MODEL OF SKATE (size and width) LAST MODEL OF BLADE (and its size) WHAT STATE ARE THE SKATES IN AFTER A YEAR'S USE NAME FOR BILLING COMPLETE ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER |