The clear ankle-strap sandals with rounded heels put three separate fit points in view: the front transparent strap, the ankle buckle and the raised heel. The current gallery shows the clear upper over the toes and a clear rounded heel in the photographed pair. Black, Gold and Silver appear as selectable colors, with sizes 4 through 8. The listing does not supply a foot-length chart or footbed width, so the size labels alone cannot settle where your toes or ankle strap will sit.

Check the front and back of a reference sandal

Stand on a sandal you own that has a similar open toe and ankle fastening. Look at the space from your longest toe to the front edge and from your heel to the rear edge while your weight is on the foot. Mark the points where its front strap crosses your foot. A clear strap makes the toe area easy to see in photos, but the photo cannot show the pressure it would apply to your foot. Compare your own sandal’s footbed length and width with this pair only after MAXCT confirms the corresponding dimensions for the size you would select.

Then fasten the reference sandal and note which buckle hole you use, whether the strap reaches comfortably around your ankle and whether the back strap stays in place when you take a few steps. This is a check of your existing sandal, not a test of the MAXCT pair. The listing says buckle strap and shows front and rear straps, but gives no strap length, hole spacing or ankle circumference. Ask for those measurements if your fit usually depends on an adjustable ankle strap.

Separate heel height from platform height

The specifications describe a rounded heel in a broad 5–8 cm range and a platform of 0–3 cm; a separate keyword line says 7.4 cm. Those entries are not a verified measurement of each available size or color. If the slope under your foot matters, request the actual heel and forefoot platform heights for the option you want. Subtracting one generic range from another would not give a trustworthy effective rise. Compare the measured rise with a heel you already walk in, and decide whether the resulting height suits the occasion you have in mind.

Choose the visible finish after resolving fit

The source identifies a PVC upper, PU lining, bonded-leather insole and rubber outsole. It does not identify the composition or finish of every visible colored detail, and the gallery is not a complete record of all three selectable colors. Decide first whether the front and ankle straps can fit your foot and whether the heel height works for you. Then request photos of the exact Black, Gold or Silver option if its trim color is central to an outfit. The seller’s “true to size” wording is too general to replace a foot-length and footbed-width check.