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Equipment Boards => Bags, Shoes, Accessories => Topic started by: TonyinPortland on August 22, 2014, 09:43:21 AM
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My 14 year-old Dexter sst 5s say on the shoe and the box "7 2w." I always thought they were size 7 and a half, because that is almost always the size I wear in normal shoes.
But I presume that 7 2w means size 7 and the 2w means wide? Now they use EE to indicate wide.
But the 7 2 may mean 7 and a half.
Anyone know for sure?
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the 7 2W, should equal 7 EE.
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That's what I figured, so I went ahead and ordered size 7 EE. I hope they are sized the same as the old ones, although I did purchase the size protection insurance, just in case.
Thanks!
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Got the new shoes and they do indeed say 7 2w on the actual shoe still. But when I hold them up to the old ones, the new ones are slightly longer. When I try them on, the left one seems like it might be a little long, but the right one feels a little tight for width, but OK for length.
I play tennis as well, and I have had a very difficult time buying tennis shoes that fit properly the last few years. I never had this problem when I was younger. It seems as I have aged my feet have gotten wider.
I think on the bowling shoes if I went to a 6 and a half 2EE it would be too narrow on the right foot. Perhaps a 6 and a half 2 EEE might work, but I don't know if they even make that size in that style of shoe, and even with the size protection insurance, you still only get one exchange. They could be worse.
I think I will try to bowl with the new shoes and make sure they are OK. Worst-case scenario is I might have to wear two socks or a thicker sock on one foot.