Are Reebok true to size? Even if you know your own shoe size, sometimes when you've bought a new pair of sneakers they unfortunately don't fit right. So we're going to take a look at the different Reebok sneakers available and make sure we find the right size for you.
How to determine your own shoe size
First of all, it is important to determine your own shoe size. When you order sneakers online, it is not as easy as when you walk into a shoe shop and can try on the shoe on the spot.
Here is what you need to measure your own shoe size:
- 2 sheets of A4 paper
- A pencil
- A ruler
How to calculate the dimensions of your foot:
Take a sheet of paper and the pencil, choose a wall you can stand upright against, and put your heel all the way up against it. It is best to put on the socks you will also wear in your new shoes. Secure the sheet of paper to the floor with tape or your weight and stand on it with your heel against the wall. It is best to ask someone to draw around your foot with the pencil. Once you have a nice outline, grab a ruler and measure the distance from the heel to the tip of your big toe. Record this result in centimetres.
Repeat this process on your other foot too. It may sound duplicate, but for many people, the sizes differ from one foot to another. Then take the largest foot as a reference to determine your shoe size using the appropriate table. Remember that information from different manufacturers may differ and therefore you should always follow their size charts.
The Sizing Guide for Reebok
Reebok Classic
We start with a classic that has always found fans in the most diverse societies. With this line it is generally very easy to find the right size, because both the Reebok Classic Leather and Reebok Classic Nylon fit true to size. This means that the standard Reebok sizing chart applies exactly to these silhouettes. So you can easily determine your EU & US shoe size by your foot length.
The Reebok Classic itself is a shoe that fits just about any foot. The fit of the shoe is very balanced in width, i.e. neither very narrow nor very wide cut.
Reebok Club C 85
It continues with a current favourite of a lot of sneaker lovers. Especially in the streetwear world of Reebok, this silhouette, which has its roots in tennis, is very much in demand. The Reebok Club C 85 also fits true to size. So you can compare and read your fitting size simply by comparing your foot length with the shoe sizes in the Reebok size chart.
However, the Reebok Club C 85 is a rather narrow cut and relatively tight shoe. In the long run, especially for models with leather uppers, it could cause an uncomfortable wearing feeling with extremely wide feet. Affected people should preferably upsize by at least half a size.
Reebok Court
Reebok's Court line, including the Court Retro and Court Advance, use a minimalist design that combines classic tennis aesthetic with modern features. The Reebok Court model is generally known to fit true to size.
Like the Club C, however, the Reebok Court can run a little narrow. So people with wider fit might consider sizing up half a size to ensure a comfortable fit.
Reebok Nano
A more recent model, the Reebok Nano as introduced in 2011 and has gone through a number of advancements. The X5 version, released only in 2025, focuses on an upgraded fit, flexibility, and comfort. The X4 emphasised a lightweight construction and breathability, while the X3 offered versatility between heavy lifts and light runs with its Lift and Run Chassis System.
Unlike most other Reebok models, the Nano line generally run a little small. It's advised to size up half a size to a full size when purchasing these sneakers.
Reebok Instapump Fury
This striking model has a distinctive design that became a revolution in the sneaker industry. It's slip-on, sock-like upper is constructed from mesh and stretchy nylon materials, and provides a snug and comfortable fit.
Uniquely, the Reebok Instapump Fury features an in-built air pump system so you can inflate sections in the upper to adjust the fit. This means that the model normally fits true to size, since you can tighten and loosen the fit to your preference.
Reebok Aztrek 96
With the next model we go back to the 90s and its retro styles. As a relatively newly revived silhouette, the Reebok Aztrek 96 is currently one of your favourite silhouettes of the US brand. The running shoe always makes a good impression, whether for a casual street look or for sport. Despite the many overlays on the shoe, the Atrek 96 fits true to size. So you can also find your correct shoe size from the standard Reebok size chart.
For people with wider feet the Aztrek could be a very good choice, because the shoe is cut relatively wide from the midfoot area to the toe.
Reebok DMX Daytona II
Reebok themselves describe the DMX Daytona silhouette as "an update of a running style of the 2000s with wave look." This refers to the curvy, aerodynamic design lines that reflect the airflow from heel to toe created by the DMX cushioning.
As you've read, most Reebok shoes fit as described on the size chart. So does the Daytona DMX II. The shoe has been given a straight cut and gets a comfortable fit due to its stretchy and air-permeable materials.
For more sizing guides for your favourite sneaker models, visit the Sneaker Sizing Guide page.
