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Determine your foot length – find the right shoe size for your t-blade ice skates
If you are new t-blade ice skates When ordering, one thing is particularly important: the exact foot length to know. Only then will your skates fit perfectly later – not too tight, not too loose. And that means: More control, better performance, and fewer bubbles.
Here you will learn step by step how to measure your foot length measures correctly and which t-blade size you should order.
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Why foot length is so important
Unlike regular street shoes, ice skates must fit snugly to ensure stability, precision, and safety. Skates that are too big lead to friction and loss of control – skates that are too small cause pain. Therefore: Don't guess – measure!
Step-by-step: Measuring foot length at home
What you need:
- A DIN A4 sheet
- A pen
- A ruler or measuring tape
- It's best to have a second person to help with the copying.
That's how it works:
Put on your skate socks, which you will also wear later in action.
Stand with your heel against a wallThe sheet of paper is underneath.
Put full weight on your foot (Not while sitting!), that's important.
Draw with the pen the Tip of your longest toe .
Measure the distance from the wall to the mark.
Repeat the process with the second foot.
Tip: take the larger of the two values as a reference.
📐 How to match the length to the correct size
Here is a rough guide table for t-blade sizes (without guarantee, as there may be slight variations between models):
| foot length(cm) | EU size | t-blade recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| 22,0 - 22,5 | 36 | t-blade size 36 |
| 22,6 - 23,2 | 37 | t-blade size 37 |
| 23,3 - 23,8 | 38 | t-blade size 38 |
| 23,9 - 24,5 | 39 | t-blade size 39 |
| 24,6 - 25,2 | 40 | t-blade size 40 |
| 25,3 - 25,9 | 41 | t-blade size 41 |
| 26,0 - 26,5 | 42 | t-blade size 42 |
| 26,6 - 27,2 | 43 | t-blade size 43 |
| 27,3 - 27,9 | 44 | t-blade size 44 |
| 28,0 - 28,6 | 45 | t-blade size 45 |
Note: If you are between two sizes, we recommend the smaller size at t-blade – the fit should be snug but comfortable.
❄️ Our extra tip: Break-in & fitting
New skates can feel a bit stiff at first – that's normal. The materials will adapt to your foot after a few sessions. If you skate regularly, a skate brace is also recommended. thermal adjustment (Boot fitting), which many specialist retailers offer.
🛒 Ready for your t-blades?
Now that you know your exact foot length, you can choose the right Choose size with confidence – for maximum comfort, perfect fit and full control on the ice.
Bought too big? No problem – we offer a 14-day return policy!
