361° Running Shoes Size & Fit Guide

1. Sizing Overview

• Sizing System: 361° primarily uses US sizing, with corresponding UK, EU, and CM measurements.
• Conversion Chart:

Men's Sizes:

Women's Sizes:

*Note: It's recommended to measure your foot length and refer to the CM measurement for the most accurate fit.

2. Fit Characteristics

• General Fit: 361° running shoes are known to fit true to size for most runners. However, some models may have specific fit nuances.
•  Width Options: Select models are available in wide widths, catering to runners who require additional room
• Upper Construction: Many 361° shoes feature engineered mesh uppers that provide a snug fit while allowing for breathability and flexibility.
• Toe Box: The toe box is generally designed to offer ample space, accommodating natural toe splay during runs.

3. Fit Tips

• Measuring Your Foot:
  1. Place a piece of paper on a flat surface and stand on it with your heel against a wall.
  2. Mark the longest part of your foot on the paper.
  3. Measure the distance from the wall to the mark to determine your foot length.
  4. Refer to the CM measurement in the size chart to find your corresponding shoe size. 
• Between Sizes: If you're between sizes, it's generally advisable to opt for the larger size for a more comfortable fit.
• Socks: Consider the thickness of the socks you plan to wear, as this can affect the overall fit.

4. Model-Specific Notes

• 361° Eleos: This model has been noted to fit slightly short in length. If you have a wider forefoot or prefer extra room, consider sizing up by half a size. 
• 361° Spire Series: Known for its plush cushioning and true-to-size fit, suitable for long-distance runners seeking comfort.
• 361° Meraki Series: Offers a responsive ride with a snug midfoot fit, ideal for runners who prefer a more locked-in feel.