Why a 24 cm Foot Appears in Two Slide Size Rows
Decode the slides’ 240MM and 250MM labels alongside their shared 24.0 cm chart boundary, without mistaking a label for measured insole length.
A foot measuring exactly 24.0 cm appears in two rows of the supplied chart for these EVA platform slides: 23.0–24.0 cm and 24.0–25.0 cm. That is an overlapping endpoint in the printed guidance. It is not enough information to declare either adjacent option the correct purchase.
Read the label and the range together
| Selectable label | Listed foot-length range |
|---|---|
| 36–37(240MM) | 23.0–24.0 cm |
| 38–39(250MM) | 24.0–25.0 cm |
| 40–41(260MM) | 25.0–26.0 cm |
| 42–43(270MM) | 26.0–27.0 cm |
| 44–45(280MM) | 27.0–28.0 cm |
The millimeter number is part of the option label. The text specifically asks buyers to select using foot length, not insole length. It does not supply a measured usable footbed length for each option. Keep those three things separate: an option name, a recommended foot-length range and the physical space inside the slide.
A number between endpoints
As a hypothetical example, a 23.7 cm foot is 237 mm: multiply centimeters by ten. On this chart, 23.7 falls within the 23.0–24.0 cm row labelled 36–37(240MM). The three-millimeter difference between 237 and the label’s 240 is not a verified toe allowance, because 240MM has not been established as the usable internal dimension.
This exercise identifies a chart row, not a guarantee of fit. Width and the space under the upper still need consideration. The listed EVA material and the visible band design do not quantify either of those dimensions.
A number shared by two rows
At 24.0 cm, the same method identifies both adjacent rows. The chart does not explain whether the smaller range includes its top endpoint, whether the next range takes precedence there or whether another measurement decides. Shared endpoints also occur at 25.0, 26.0 and 27.0 cm.
Repeat your foot measurement to check that the boundary result was not produced by rounding. Keep the actual reading rather than rounding it up or down to force one row. If it remains on the boundary, give that measurement and both adjacent labels when requesting clarification. Ask for usable footbed length and width, along with space under the band, if they are relevant to your foot.
The current colors are Beige and Black. No adjustment range or item-specific boundary rule is supplied, so this guide does not invent one. Use the shoe measurement guide to prepare the request, then choose using the clarified chart rather than a familiar regional size or an assumed insole number.
Guide notes and sources
Publisher: MAXCT. Published: .
This guide interprets the linked item description and selected options. Chart calculations use listed figures; outfit suggestions are planning ideas, not hands-on tests. Unspecified details are identified for confirmation.