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BoonBuy Shoes Spreadsheet Guide

Start with the BoonBuy Shoes tab and save two or three sneaker listings you would actually wear. Compare sizes and colorways on the live listings before you choose a pair for your BoonBuy haul.

Side view illustration of a lace-up sneaker

Compare measurements with a pair that fits

Take an insole out of a similar shoe you own and measure it in centimeters, with the same method for both shoes. Check whether the listing chart refers to foot length, insole length or a label size. Those are three different measurements.

If a seller gives only a size label, ask which measurement goes with it. Record the answer beside the option. The shape of the toe box and whether you wear thick socks can matter even if the length looks close.

Make sure the photos match the option

Check the product option name and the photos that change when you select it. Write down the version, color and size as they appear in the selector. If two options look the same in thumbnails, open the full listing images and compare the heel, outsole and material.

In a warehouse photo set, check the tag for size, the left and right shoe for the same color, and the sole for visible marks. If the fit decision depends on length, ask whether a photo with a ruler is available before shipping.

Compare cost with the packaging decision made

Choose whether the shoe box matters to you before comparing freight estimates. Packing dimensions can affect the billed weight. Keep the box for protection or storage if you want it, then estimate both candidates using the same packing assumption.

Example: if listing A says 27 cm foot length and B says 27 cm insole length, put the units and measurement method in separate columns. Confirm the missing measurement before treating them as equivalent.

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