Fitting Hiking Boots

Get a sole, as if you wear socks though your feet may start to sweat and blisters to format your feet will rub.

Wear lots of thick socks.

wear a pair of thick socks

add footings

Break your feet so they inflate the right size

cork soles buy and wear thick socks.

ur toes crushed with a hammer so that inflates the files .... more space and keep the pain out of form u u bulbs develop:)

With hiking boots that are a bit big is not such a bad thing, in fact, I recommend it. As long as you're not swimming in them, and heels are not completely slip from them, so having the extra space will allow your feet to swell, to flatten your bows (especially when you carry a heavy load) and leaving space in the toe box to prevent bruised toes if you're going down the steep slopes. If they just feel too big but you're probably best not to try to use them and find a boot that you should be well. If you think that you just might be able to go out with them (and not more than an inch 1 / 8 slip heel), then wear two pairs of socks was a good idea, but a bit hot. A dual layer of socks does not only space but also reduces friction between the blade absorbent socks instead of the skin.

Bring loads of thick socks! It will keep ur feet warm and get the boots to fit