Xelero Size & Fit Guide

Men’s & women’s US sizes · Letter widths · Fit varies by style

Find your Xelero fit with Xelero’s own style notes and standard US sizing — or stop in for a Brannock fitting at our Kettering, Ohio store.

How it fits

Xelero’s fit varies by style. Xelero says the Genesis II fits true to size, while customers say the Genesis XPS runs small — order ½ size larger.

Xelero’s Custom Fit System includes a second removable 3mm insole you can take out for added width or to make room for custom orthotics.

Xelero uses standard US sizing. The sizes and widths available for each style are shown in our size picker.

Widths

Width Women Men
Standard B D
Wide D 2E
Extra wide 2E 4E

Some Xelero styles show their widths as M and W in our size picker. M is standard width (women’s B, men’s D) and W is wide (women’s D, men’s 2E).

Women

US Foot length (in) Foot length (cm)
6 9.00" 22.9
6½ 9.17" 23.3
7 9.33" 23.7
7½ 9.50" 24.1
8 9.67" 24.6
8½ 9.83" 25.0
9 10.00" 25.4
9½ 10.17" 25.8
10 10.33" 26.2
10½ 10.50" 26.7
11 10.67" 27.1
11½ 10.83" 27.5
12 11.00" 27.9

Men

US Foot length (in) Foot length (cm)
8 10.00" 25.4
8½ 10.17" 25.8
9 10.33" 26.2
9½ 10.50" 26.7
10 10.67" 27.1
10½ 10.83" 27.5
11 11.00" 27.9
11½ 11.17" 28.4
12 11.33" 28.8
12½ 11.50" 29.2
13 11.67" 29.6
13½ 11.83" 30.1
14 12.00" 30.5

Foot lengths follow the standard US (Brannock) scale, since Xelero doesn’t publish its own chart. Sizes shown are the range we carry: women’s 6–12 and men’s 8–14.

How to measure

  1. Place a sheet of paper on a flat floor (tape it down so it doesn’t slip).
  2. Stand with one foot firmly on the paper.
  3. Mark the tip of your big toe and the back of your heel, then measure between the marks.
  4. Repeat with the other foot. If your feet are different sizes, use the larger measurement.

Need help? We measure every customer with a Brannock device at our Kettering store. Stop in for a fitting, or call us at 937.298.1801 and we’ll help you choose. Ready to shop? Shop all Xelero →

Source: Xelero product pages (xeleroshoes.com); foot lengths from the standard US Brannock scale · Last checked October 2026