The leather platform wedge boots present three different height clues. “13cm” appears in the title, the specifications classify the heel as above 8 cm, and the platform is listed as 5–7 cm. Those are not enough to calculate exactly how high the back of the boot sits or how steeply your foot angles inside it.

Ask for two sole measurements

For the size and color you intend to order, ask MAXCT to measure from floor to footbed at the rear heel and at the forefoot platform. Ask separately what the title’s 13 cm measures. A seller’s heel category is a range, not the rear measurement; platform height alone also does not tell you the difference between heel and forefoot. Compare the two requested numbers with a wedge boot you already walk in comfortably. Do not subtract the published 5–7 cm platform range from 13 cm and call the result a measured slope.

Check fit after choosing the sole profile

The item lists genuine leather upper and shaft, rubber outsole, lace-up closure and ankle height. Its options are Black, White, Black Plush and White Plush in sizes 34–38. The source says it fits smaller than usual, but gives no interior foot-length or width table. Measure your standing foot and ask for the inside length and width of your proposed size before sizing up. Also confirm whether you selected a plush option, since the source does not specify lining thickness or how much room that option leaves.

Once those measurements are clear, choose the exact variant and size in the cart. The page does not provide a wear test, so the guide cannot promise a particular walking comfort or grip level.