Measure the prosthes: Unfortunately, there is no enforced standard for shoe sizing among manufacturers. The most consistent sizing convention is based on a "brannock device", which is the metal cloverleaf shaped device seen in most shoes stores. Measure your prosthesis with one of these and it will give you a close to consistent (+ or - 2 shoe sizes) sizing convention for your new prosthesis.
Answered 7/14/2013
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Measure: This is still the best way to get good results. Even better, the the shoe on the prosthesis. See a podiatrist or a certified pedorthist to aid you in this search.
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