About Fork Shoes
Fork Shoes exists for one moment: you have found the pair you want, the size menu is open, and you are not sure which number to click. We want that moment to take ten seconds, not ten minutes of reading reviews.
What we do
We publish sizing guides for the brands people actually buy online: Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Asics and the main boot makers. Each guide answers three questions in plain words: does the shoe run big, small or true to size, how does it fit through the width, and which size should you order compared with what you already wear.
Alongside the guides, we keep a set of free tools: a shoe size calculator that works from your foot length, a conversion chart for US, UK and EU sizes, and a brand comparison for when you switch from one brand to another.
How we write our guides
- We start from the official chart. Every brand publishes the foot length each size is made for. That is our baseline.
- Then we look at the shoe itself. Last shape, materials, padding and toe box change how a size feels. We compare the model with its own brand and with popular shoes from other brands.
- We give a clear answer. Every guide ends with a recommendation. When feet differ (wide, narrow, high volume), we say what changes.
- We update. Brands rework models and reissue old ones. When a fit changes, the guide changes and its date moves.
Independence
Fork Shoes is not affiliated with Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Asics or any other brand. Brand names and logos are used only to identify the shoes a guide is about. If we ever add affiliate links, they will be clearly marked and will never change a size recommendation.
Talk to us
Spotted a size that is off, or a model we should cover next? Head to the contact page. Reader feedback is how guides get better.