Human development ends in adolescence, around age 18, when the shape of the feet is largely fixed. However, according to research from the ASICS Institute of Sports Engineering in Japan, age 50 is a critical turning point for going up a shoe size.
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Human development ends in adolescence, around age 18, when the shape of the feet is largely fixed. However, according to research from the ASICS Institute of Sports Engineering in Japan, age 50 is a critical turning point for going up a shoe size.