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[Calzehbhoy]

Just a check on these, do they fit peoples actual shoe size or do you have to go half a size up for them usually?

[petehosk]

The general feedback seems to be that you need to go half a size larger. So if you normally take 10, then go for 10.5 or 11 if you wear a second pair of socks

[Calzehbhoy]

Yeah I'm a size 10 normally so wasn't sure if I should risk it anyway for the price

[Cover_Drive]

I am UK 10 as well but I got these in UK 11 and they are fine for me albeit I wear thick socks.

[Calzehbhoy]

Is there any change in these from the 2016-2017 versions, apart from the colourway?

[Ayrtek Cricket]

No they would use the same lower and upper as making any drastic amendments costs a considerable amount of wonga. From what I've seen on the trade account I have they are just colour changes.

[19reading87]

Adidas cricket shoe sizing is horrific!

[alexhilly1492]

I picked up some normal sl22s and found the sizing ok, normally an 8 and got an 8 even with high instep and wide feet they fit really well normally have issues with spikes too!

[Ayrtek Cricket]

I went half a size bigger than all my adidas trainers purely due to wearing thick cricket socks and find the sizes ok.

[Calzehbhoy]

Have ordered at the same size as my usual trainers (the only one PDC had left in stock) so will see how I get on.

[AlanB]

I am a size 8 and find Adidas in size 8 consistently fit in both training and cricket shoes.

[Cover_Drive]

Albeit you have now ordered - I don't know if it's me but not just shoes but I generally find Adidas to be on shorter side, even their apparel. Like a Medium in Adidas would be tighter compared to Medium from Nike (despite both are same cut/style).

[VKS]

Is there any change in these from the 2016-2017 versions, apart from the colourway?

Just a colour change to the soleplate on the Boost...all else remains the same.

[Calzehbhoy]

Albeit you have now ordered - I don't know if it's me but not just shoes but I generally find Adidas to be on shorter side, even their apparel. Like a Medium in Adidas would be tighter compared to Medium from Nike (despite both are same cut/style).

@Cover Drive I do as well find they are usually .5 in shoes small and a few CM short in clothes. I'm taking a punt as it was the largest size that PDC had in their 50% off sale.