Foot-funda .

August 18, 2008 9:53am CST
I have heard that our Right foot is slightly different in size from the Left . Is that true ? If yes , then how do the shoe companies manage to produce shoes of unequal sizes ?
3 responses
sudalunts
@sudalunts (5523)
• United States
18 Aug 08
It is not such a big difference. The shoe companies make the shoes the same size. Haven't you ever had a pair of shoes, where one shoe felt a little tighter than the other, that is because of the difference in feet size. My right shoe always fits a little tighter than the left. Once the shoes are broken in to, they become more comfortable.
sodraja
@sodraja (58)
•
18 Aug 08
Yes I also have had the same problem with a no.of shoes . That's why I think a tailor-made shoe would be ideal for me .
nizhama2
@nizhama2 (295)
• Malaysia
18 Aug 08
I have heard about this too. I also heard that one of out foot longer than other, but very very small different laa... If we are lost in the desert we just walk in the circle...
snowy
@snowy22315 (184373)
• United States
18 Aug 08
I think that might be true. I guess when the manufacturers make the shoes they add alittle bit of extra room in the shoe sizes to accomodate different size feet, that's all I can figure. I havent noticed whether my feet are differnet sizes or not. I am able to wear the same size on each foot that's all I know.