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Mountain Horse® Foot length for footwear size guide:
1. Use a piece of paper, place i.e. a white A4 size sheet on a flat hard surface, such as the floor, with the short side against a straight edge, such as a wall.
2. Place your foot on the paper barefoot or with thin socks, with the heel against the wall, putting your weight on the foot you’re measuring.
3. Trace around the foot, hold a pen steadily vertically at a 90-degree angle and trace around the entire foot. It may also help to have someone else trace around your foot. Repeat the same procedure with your other foot.
4. Remove your foot from the paper. Use a ruler and measure at the side from the heel to the tip of your longest toe on the paper you traced your foot on (it is not always the big toe that is the longest). Repeat with your other foot. This is your foot length (We recommend that you do this procedure i.e. two times on separate paper sheets and reference the measurements against each other for a more accurate result).

Mountain Horse® Foot length for footwear size guide:
1. Use a piece of paper, place i.e. a white A4 size sheet on a flat hard surface, such as the floor, with the short side against a straight edge, such as a wall.
2. Place your foot on the paper barefoot or with thin socks, with the heel against the wall, putting your weight on the foot you’re measuring.
3. Trace around the foot, hold a pen steadily vertically at a 90-degree angle and trace around the entire foot. It may also help to have someone else trace around your foot. Repeat the same procedure with your other foot.
4. Remove your foot from the paper. Use a ruler and measure at the side from the heel to the tip of your longest toe on the paper you traced your foot on (it is not always the big toe that is the longest). Repeat with your other foot. This is your foot length (We recommend that you do this procedure i.e. two times on separate paper sheets and reference the measurements against each other for a more accurate result).

Mountain Horse® Foot length for footwear size guide:
1. Use a piece of paper, place i.e. a white A4 size sheet on a flat hard surface, such as the floor, with the short side against a straight edge, such as a wall.
2. Place your foot on the paper barefoot or with thin socks, with the heel against the wall, putting your weight on the foot you’re measuring.
3. Trace around the foot, hold a pen steadily vertically at a 90-degree angle and trace around the entire foot. It may also help to have someone else trace around your foot. Repeat the same procedure with your other foot.
4. Remove your foot from the paper. Use a ruler and measure at the side from the heel to the tip of your longest toe on the paper you traced your foot on (it is not always the big toe that is the longest). Repeat with your other foot. This is your foot length (We recommend that you do this procedure i.e. two times on separate paper sheets and reference the measurements against each other for a more accurate result).

Mountain Horse® Foot length for footwear size guide:
1. Use a piece of paper, place i.e. a white A4 size sheet on a flat hard surface, such as the floor, with the short side against a straight edge, such as a wall.
2. Place your foot on the paper barefoot or with thin socks, with the heel against the wall, putting your weight on the foot you’re measuring.
3. Trace around the foot, hold a pen steadily vertically at a 90-degree angle and trace around the entire foot. It may also help to have someone else trace around your foot. Repeat the same procedure with your other foot.
4. Remove your foot from the paper. Use a ruler and measure at the side from the heel to the tip of your longest toe on the paper you traced your foot on (it is not always the big toe that is the longest). Repeat with your other foot. This is your foot length (We recommend that you do this procedure i.e. two times on separate paper sheets and reference the measurements against each other for a more accurate result).