Dunk Low Sizing Guide

Insole Measurements by Batch

M Batch and PK run slightly short. Both measure 2-5mm shorter than retail insoles at US 9.5. For most people with average-width feet, this means TTS is fine. But if you have wide feet or are between sizes, half up is the safer call. HP and G Batch run TTS or slightly generous — HP at 28.0cm actually matches retail closely. See the batch rankings for overall quality alongside these fit notes.

Width matters too. M Batch's toebox is slightly narrower than HP's. If your foot is wider than average (E width or above), M Batch might feel tight even at the right length. PK has the narrowest toebox of the five — their excellent shape accuracy comes at the cost of slightly less interior room. G Batch ironically has the most generous fit, which makes them comfortable beaters despite lower overall quality. For SB Dunks, add another 2-3mm due to the padded tongue and collar eating interior space.

Sizing Decision Tree

• 1
  Average foot, any batch — Go TTS. You'll be fine 90% of the time across all batches.
• 2
  Wide foot + M Batch or PK — Half up. Both run narrow and short. The extra 3-5mm prevents the break-in from being painful.
• 3
  Between sizes + HP or G — Go with your smaller size. Both run slightly generous, so the smaller size will fit snugger without being tight.
• 4
  SB Dunk any batch — Half up from your regular Dunk Low size. The padded tongue and collar reduce interior volume. See the SB guide for details.
• 5
  GORE-TEX variant — Half up. The membrane liner adds bulk that reduces available space. Check the GORE-TEX page.

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