Help me to determine my one90 size!

[cxo 0]

Money is occasionally an issue, as is the fact that I haven't bought much new equipment for some years now. A few odds and ends. The only reason I haven't is because what I have now has been good enough for a lousy amateur.

[Antoine 0]

Little question, my friends.

the "EE". Is it just "larger" or a little bit "longer" too, than Regular?

I mean... I am D. and I like to touch on the longer. If I take EE, is it just larger or maybe I will not touch at the end of my feet?!

Do you have any comments on it?

[Andoy 5]

i think getting EE when you're D will create slop on the boot. like the posters before said these skates are designed to have zero negative space so they will be tight fitting (but not to the point where it cuts off circulation).

[Antoine 0]

i think getting EE when you're D will create slop on the boot. like the posters before said these skates are designed to have zero negative space so they will be tight fitting (but not to the point where it cuts off circulation).

Even if I have no space between my foot and my boot? on the larger. I touch everywhere.

[drisco487 0]

Im in 7D xxxx's right now, anyone know what I would be in easton 1500s?

[schrempsky 0]

i think getting EE when you're D will create slop on the boot. like the posters before said these skates are designed to have zero negative space so they will be tight fitting (but not to the point where it cuts off circulation).

Even if I have no space between my foot and my boot? on the larger. I touch everywhere.

you shouldnt have any space beween your foot and the boot, you should be touching everywhere, EE gives more width which may in turn promote a little extra length, but the width will likely cause your foot to move inside the boot

Im in 7D xxxx's right now, anyone know what I would be in easton 1500s?

i would say 7.5

[JR Boucicaut 3805]

Money is occasionally an issue, as is the fact that I haven't bought much new equipment for some years now. A few odds and ends. The only reason I haven't is because what I have now has been good enough for a lousy amateur.

Well, you know where to go when you do. Brighton's not that far. Make sure to bring biscuits. ;)

Your in the SAG? wow your really not that far from a ton of good stores on your side or across the border!

I would be heading to a shop with better selection or better fit knowledge if I were you even if it is Rec

[cxo 0]

Money is occasionally an issue, as is the fact that I haven't bought much new equipment for some years now. A few odds and ends. The only reason I haven't is because what I have now has been good enough for a lousy amateur.

Well, you know where to go when you do. Brighton's not that far. Make sure to bring biscuits. ;)

Your in the SAG? wow your really not that far from a ton of good stores on your side or across the border!

I would be heading to a shop with better selection or better fit knowledge if I were you even if it is Rec

Would that be the only necessary payment?