Sizes

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Here I record the sizes I choose for different boots by 2026. (subject to change)

My foot lengths are between 26.8cm to 27cm. Widths are between 10.45cm to 10.5cm. Due to the fact that I usually use Japanese size in cm and some companies have different conversion in US and EU size charts, the following sizes will be mainly written down in Japanese sizing.

Adidas:
X Crazyfast.1 HG: JP 27cm
F50 Hyperfast Elite HG: JP 27cm
F50 Hyperfast Pro TF: JP 27cm
Copa Pure 2.1 HG: JP 27cm
Copa Pure 3 Elite HG: JP 27cm 
Copa Icon 2 HG: JP 26.5cm
Predator 25 Elite HG: JP 26.5cm
Predator 26 Elite HG: JP 27cm
Top Sala Competition 1 & 2: JP 27.5cm

Nike:
Mercurial Vapor 16 & Superfly 10 Elite FG & AG: JP 27cm
Mercurial Vapor 16 Pro TF: JP 27cm
Mercurial Vapor 17 Elite FG & AG: JP 27cm
Mercurial Superfly 11 AG: JP 27cm
Tiempo Legend 10 Elite FG: JP 27cm
Tiempo Maestro Elite AG: JP 27cm
Phantom GX2 Elite FG: JP 27cm
Phantom 6 Elite FG & AG: JP 27cm
Gato: JP 27cm
Lunargato 2: JP 27cm
Tiempo Reactgato: JP 27cm

Puma:
Ultra 7 Ultimate HG: JP 27.5cm
King Ultimate (2024 & 2025) FG: JP 27cm

New Balance:
442 V2 Pro HG: JP 27cm
442 V2 Pro TF: JP 27cm
442 V3 Elite TF: JP 27cm
Furon V7 & V7+ Pro HG: JP 27.5cm
Furon V7+ Pro TF: JP 27.5cm (but still a little too short)
Tekela V4+ Pro FG: JP 27.5cm

Asics:
DS Light X-Fly 5 & 6: JP 27cm
DS Light Acros 3 & 3 Pro: JP 27cm
DS Light X-Fly Pro 2 & 3: JP 26.5cm
Ultrezza 3: JP 26.5cm (run between sizes 26.5 and 27)
Destaque K FF: JP 27cm

Mizuno:
Morelia 2: JP 27cm
Morelia Neo 4 & 5 (including beta): JP 27cm
Morelia Sala: JP 27cm
Morelia Neo Sala: JP 27cm
Alpha 2: JP 26.5cm

Yasuda:
Ligaresta Pro & Pro-ex & Pro-ex 2: JP 27cm

Hummel:
Vorart 3 Pro: JP 27cm
Apicale 5 Pro: JP 27cm

Desporte:
JP 27cm
I think all the models use the same last so they should all have the same size.

LUZeSOMBRA:
AXIS-1 VK: JP 27cm

Joma:
Top Flex & Rebound & Plus: EU 42

Munich:
Continental: EU 41/ 27.1cm

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