Im a size 10.5 what size boot am I?

Around a 28, but if its worth the time to drive to your mountain and ski, its worth the time to go get fit and try one some different boots.

agreed, but i live in wisconsin : /    and thanks ill try for a 28.5

There are no ski shops in Wisconsin?

There are ski shops somewhere near you i guarantee it. And it would be well worth your time to go and try on boots instead of going in blind.

two of my friends are a 10.5 shoe and wear a 26.5

everyones foot is different

im assuming your posting your skate shoe size
i would recommend you get something like 27 , at the shop it might seem tight but when you sort of "break-in" the liner it should feel very comfortable

truth

some may wear a 10.5 and be in a 28 shell
some (like me) wear a 10.5 and are in a 25 shell

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did we just get trolled?

best i can do.

1. if you can go to a fitter, go to one, even if it is a little out of your way and may take the day. Because happy feet mean happy skiing and hurting feet mean no fun skiing :(

2. determine what kind of skier you are, 1 2 or 3.

3. consider your foot shape, narrow last or a wide last (width) high instep or a low instep, high volume foot or a low volume foot. these 3 things will help if you can not go to a fitter.

4. get an actual sizing on an actual foot measuring device- i dont know how many times i've started off fitting someone (guys mostly) and they straight off the bat tell me they are an 11, and clearly they are a 10. this baffles them and it is a strike to their manly-hood, but it must be done in order to get the correct fitting boot.

5. once you have these, search around and consider what type of boot fits you, all mountain, park, in the middle, etc...

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Where in Wisco do you live?  There are deffinetly a bunch of shops in Wisco.

I'm a 10.5 and ski a 28.5 rampage. But go to a bootfitter.

I wear a size 10/10.5 shoe and I wear a 26.5 boot. Although I do highly reccomend seeing a bootfitter. Some boots fit different but have the same size.