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Equipment Boards => Bags, Shoes, Accessories => Topic started by: CharlieBrown on February 12, 2005, 06:46:40 AM
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Hi!
Sizing question: I wear Nike US size 10, and I'm interested in ABS bowling shoes (Sport Ultra, S-1551).
I'm buying them online, so do I get the same size?
Many thanks
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Where is the LOVE ?

Bowl Angry!
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Hmm, that's a tough one. From what i've seen, nike's always run small, meaning that a size 10 nike could be a size 9 or 9.5 in reebok or something. Chances are, whatever size bowling shoe you wear will be the size you should get.
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- Andy
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I wear AMF house shoes! Well they are MY house shoes cos I used to work at a bowling centre.
That's right, I own 19 bowling balls and wear house shoes..... people always give me funny look when I play in tournaments, but then again, people give me funny looks anway.....
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You can always just buy the 10s, and if they are a bit too big, it's nothing another pair of socks couldn't fix.
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- Andy
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My findings are that the ABS shoes fit pretty much true to size with sneakers. I wear a 13 in all sneakers regardless.. Now casual, dress, and some golf shoes (nike included) i have to wear a 12. I don't know what the deal is, but I would say just go with whatever you usually wear in a sneaker size
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By your shoes from buddiesproshop.com and pay the extra 10 bucks and you'll be able to return them for a smaller size if needed.
Buddies' size protection offer is not available to oversea customers.
Thanks to everyone.
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TTT please. Sorry.
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11.5 in nike's, 11 in abs, 11 in adidas.
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stanski
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Many thanks!
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CharlieBrown -
did you end up getting shoes yet? Just curious as I am in the same situation with Nike size 10. Everything else is size 9 or 9.5 so I don't know what size to get in ABS.
Thanks.
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No, qstick777 not yet.
qstick777 msg sent.
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CharlieBrown -
I ended up getting a pair of Linds PSS off of ebay. The largest size they had was a 9, but I decided to take a chance. Just got them today and they seem to fit me just right. Some have reported that they are narrow in the toe, and I can sort of agree, but I don't have a very wide foot. These feel just a little bit smaller than my size 10 Nike Air Monarchs. Toe-wise they feel about the same (length-wise), but they are definately more narrow than the Nike. I agree with Columbia4Life aka T4L about getting bowling shoes a little bit snugger than regular shoes - I don't do a lot of slidding in regular shoes.
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Many thanks qstick777!!
CB