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AcmeGreatGear Ski and Snowboard

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Mondo Boot Sizing - How to Measure

If you're not sure of size, you can measure for Mondo sizing with a centimeter ruler. Put your foot against a wall and draw a line at the end of your toes. Measure straight out from the wall to the mark in centimeters and you have an approximate MONDO size. A very close fit would normally be this number, a moderate fit would be +.5 from this number and a generous fit for 'large' bulky/beefy feet would be about +1.

Sizing is an educated guess - if you are at all in doubt, purchase your boots where you can try them on and be sure as boots are expensive to ship. Translating this size to other sizes (US sizing) is not an accurate way to fit, you must use the measuring instructions above for best chance of accuracy.





Helmet Sizing - How to Measure

If you're not sure of size, you can measure for Helmet sizing with a string and a centimeter ruler. Wrap the string around you head above your eyebrows and level/parallel with floor. Note spot on string where ends meet and hold against ruler to measure. Most helmets have a size in centimeters - but you can convert inches to centimeters by multiplying by 2.54. Use the measuring instructions above for best chance of accuracy.