So, I currently have a pair of Freeriders that I believe are pre-Adidas, and those are U.S. 10.5. Those shoes are quite snug in the toe box. I also have a fairly new pair of Impact Pros that are post-Adidas, and they have more room in the toe box, and they’re also size U.S. 10.5. Those two shoes have completely different construction though, so hard to make comparisons.
I also have an apology to make - it turns out the Endura Burners I have are actually U.S. size 11.0. I was told they’d be 10.5, and didn’t actually check label. My bad. I certainly couldn’t go down to 10.5 in the Burner, it would be too small. The 11.0 is basically perfect, as I don’t like much wiggle room - my toe almost touches front of toe box.
March 2, 2022, 6:20 a.m. - Ryan Walters
So, I currently have a pair of Freeriders that I believe are pre-Adidas, and those are U.S. 10.5. Those shoes are quite snug in the toe box. I also have a fairly new pair of Impact Pros that are post-Adidas, and they have more room in the toe box, and they’re also size U.S. 10.5. Those two shoes have completely different construction though, so hard to make comparisons. I also have an apology to make - it turns out the Endura Burners I have are actually U.S. size 11.0. I was told they’d be 10.5, and didn’t actually check label. My bad. I certainly couldn’t go down to 10.5 in the Burner, it would be too small. The 11.0 is basically perfect, as I don’t like much wiggle room - my toe almost touches front of toe box.