TCX pro 2 boot size help needed.

Go a size up. They run small. If they still are running small and you want to keep them, pull the foot bed out of the bootie. I had 10's and they were like 9.5's Also the uppers run narrow. Maybe I have fat calves which I dont think I do have, It was hard to close the tops with knee pads on. Just get a size up and you will be really happy.

Durable, and safe.

I'll second Tiki's findings. I have the older Oxtar TCX Pro's, and they are off by a full size. I have read that the newer models aren't as "off" when it comes to size, but that they definitely do run on the small size.

I run TCX and I run the same size boot as i do shoes.

The Pro 2's run pretty spot on unless you have really wide feet. I wear a 12 shoe and comfortably fit into an 11 Pro 2 with the bootie. If you have any more questions, PM me, as I know a guy who knows a guy that is friends with said guy at TCX..... lol

Jeffro, if you got the time, in November we are introducing our new PRO 2.1. It's really gonna be that good.

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I JUST bought my third pair last week - they are fantastic and fit me perfect.

As far as sizing, typically I wear a 9 in regular shoes and wear a 10 / 44 in TCX.

Pricing is great as well - I bought mine from RevZilla for about $260 with free shipping (and I got them in 2 days). Also - they have a 30 day free return policy if you don't get the right size the first time.

Cool, do you return emails

Hey Forehead - What will the MSRP be? To me, 4 and 5 hundred dollar boots are just ridiculous. You have an opportunity here to create your own niche and going up to that 4-500 range I would hope isn't your goal.

The sub $300 range for GREAT boots (not co-branded junk) is a huge deal and a market that is NOT being sought after.

Ya Jonon I do, but I haven't gotten anything from you. I don't Facebook.

KGA, I hear where you're coming from and while I agree, there are alot of factors when pricing a boot or any product for that matter. I wish we could be in that sub $300 range but realistically it's not possible for us. Our target MSRP on the PRO 2.1 is going to be $439. It's a hell of a lot of boot for that price. We have been testing the new boots for over 4 months now and have had ZERO failure, Nick Wey, Broc Tickle, Taddy Blazusiak, Marc Coma, Cyril Despres have all raved about the new product. I'm really looking forward to getting the new stuff out there.

Thanks for backing our brand, it's been a tough road that's for sure but for 2011 we have some really great stuff coming out.

4head

4head - Yeah I understand and I'm actually in the "industry" and get what you're saying (Oxtar was actually a client of mine around '05).



So are you saying that all this new tech thats going into the boot, is going to increase the longevity of the product, to compensate for the $110+ increase in the MSRP? That to me is the bottom line. Price versus performance is key. I have zero interest in paying $400+ for a boot, regardless of the "great new features", and in market research, I'm not alone. Especially given the fact that the $300 TCXs that I've worn in the past have performed so great. Why would I want to pay even more when the product is so good the way it is?



I'm assuming you're also just trying to increase your brand's value and trying to bring yourself up to a level of recognition equal to the other two or three players in the market. But again, there is a market just below that, that isn't being consumed like it should be. Sure others are producing a lesser boot for that price range, but they are very weak.



I'd rather see a continuation of the current Pro 2 and maintain the domain in that price range. Dropping out of that market and jumping right into the Tech 10 and SG10 field....I'd love to hear the marketing strategy behind that.

I wear a 10 1/2 shoe and my size 11 TCX's fit perfectly.

Actually MSRP on the Pro 2 has been $359, but yes, one of the ideas behind the new boot was to increase not only performance but durability and ultimately longevity.

As I said, I would like to keep a product in that sub $300 range but it's really not possible for us, there are too many competitors that have that "me too" product. Yes, increasing the brands value and primarily our identity is something that we have battled with since our name change from Oxtar. We have designed and are in production on a boot that will compete with and out perform the higher priced boots at a price that is far less money. Is it affordable? Considering what the options are, I say yes. Is it ideal for a guy that has to outfit his whole family, probably not but there are 8-10 other brands that offer that $99-189 price point. We do offer a lower model that can fit in and will compete but until you build the brands identity you will continue to be outsold by the "me too's".