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This page says women's 7 = men's 6, but most US conversion charts say that a women's 7.5 is a men's 6. I went with the listed "women's 7 / men's 6" and it fit my 7.5 feet PERFECTLY--in fact, the inside of the shoe even says 38, which is an EU 7.5. Glad I went with my gut on sizing! So if you're a man, it'll fit true to size. If you're a woman, use the men's size and look up US conversion charts. I believe all the sizes are accurate except for the women's 6 and women's 7. Here's the sizing chart that worked for me: EU 35.5 / men's 4 /women's 5.5 EU 36 / men's 4.5 /women's 6 EU 37 / men's 5 /women's 6.5 EU 37.5 / men's 5.5 /women's 7 EU 38 / men's 6 /women's 7.5 (me) EU 38.5 / men's 6.5 /women's 8 EU 39 / men's 7 /women's 8.5 EU 40 / men's 7.5 /women's 9 EU 41 / men's 8 /women's 9.5 EU 42 / men's 8.5 /women's 10 Etc etc... With the "women's 7 / men's 6", my 7.5 feet were able to fit perfectly with regular warm socks (no cramping or pressure); I could get away with slightly thicker socks too. If you wanted to wear double layers of thick wool socks or something I would size up, but otherwise the US conversion charts should fit accurately. The interior of the boot is completely lined with a cozy fuzzy material to keep your feet warm. The exterior is a smooth material with a matte finish. The boot goes a little higher than your ankle, and the laces also go higher up than a regular sneaker, allowing you to fit the boot really snugly above your ankles. The sole has good traction, although it's not winter yet and I haven't tested it with snow or ice. Each boot weighs .828 lbs--heavy enough to be durable, but light enough that your feet don't get tired. Overall very pleasantly surprised with the quality and comfort of these boots! If I remember, I'll try to add pics once I'm able to use them in harsher winter conditions.