The MAXCT Platform Boots for Women come in Beige and Black, with selectable shoe sizes 35–39. The live gallery shows two broad straps crossing the front of an ankle-height boot, a back pull tab and a thick sole. If your main concern is whether the boot will go over your instep and stay comfortably closed, start with the strap layout. A size number alone cannot settle that question.

Check where the two straps meet your foot

Put on the socks you would use with these boots and try a pair of ankle boots or high-top shoes you already own. Mark where the top of your foot rises most sharply, then compare that point with the two straps in the MAXCT photographs. The lower strap crosses nearer the forefoot; the upper strap crosses higher toward the ankle. If your current shoe presses at either point, ask for the usable opening and adjustment range at that strap before ordering. The photos show the straps’ placement, but cannot tell you how much overlap remains when they are fastened around your foot.

Separate foot fit from ankle access

Unfasten your reference footwear fully, step in, then close the lower and upper positions in turn. Notice whether you can enter without forcing the heel down, and whether one position feels tight while the other is loose. This short trial helps you phrase a useful product question: request the boot’s opening circumference with both straps released, and the minimum and maximum fastened circumference at each strap. Also ask for inside length and width for the size you want. A pull tab is visible at the back, but its presence does not establish a larger opening or easier entry.

Read the sole figures as separate ranges

The listing describes a PU upper and shaft, rubber outsole and short-plush lining. It lists a heel-height range of 5–8 cm and a platform-height range of 3–5 cm, without a measured heel and forefoot value for each size. Do not add those ranges together or treat their difference as a measured foot pitch. If rise or walking feel matters to you, ask for the actual rear and forefoot stack heights of the pair you would receive, and compare those two points with a shoe you can already walk in. The product text calls the sole non-slip and the boot warm, but no grip or temperature test is provided here; those claims cannot replace measured fit.

Resolve size 35–39 before choosing a color

The selectors show five numeric sizes but no foot-length-to-size chart for this boot. Trace both feet while standing, measure heel to longest toe and use the longer measurement. The shoe size chart guide explains why an insole length or a familiar size label is not an equivalent foot-length recommendation. Send your measured length, preferred sock thickness and the size you are considering to request this boot’s actual size map. Beige and Black appear to share the pictured strap layout; confirm any interior or construction difference if it would change your choice.

The practical order of decisions is opening, strap overlap, inside foot space and then sole rise. The listing gives useful construction cues, but it does not supply the dimensions needed to promise an individual fit. Use your own footwear as a reference and request those missing measurements before relying on the size number.