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The plus12 can be ordered:
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| Price: 9.90 Euro, 16 CHF (excluding shipping and handling) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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After your online order has been received, you will receive a confirmation e-mail. We do our best to ship your order within 48 hours. With the order, you will receive a bill. The amount can be paid directly into our account in Austria, Germany or Switzerland. |
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| To make sure kids' shoes fit! | NEW - NEW - NEW | |
| The plus12 is the first precise measuring device - independent of brand and shoe size. | plus12 base: Something new and innovative from the research team "Children's Feet - Children's Shoes" for distribution to shoe stores. Measures the length of kids' feet and automatically adds 12 mm, the minimum amount of extra space necessary for a perfect fit. |
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| Price : Euro 9,90, CHF 16 (excluding shipping and handling) | Price : Euro 30,00, CHF 45 (excluding shipping and handling) | |
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Did you know that over half of all children tested wear shoes that are much too short for their feet? Poorly-fitting shoes cause damage to kids' feet! To fit correctly, the inside length of a shoe should be at least 12 mm longer than the foot. What the plus12 can do:
|       Manual plus12 (PDF 0.16MB) |
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Now available for shoe stores: The perfect partner for the plus12 - the plus12 base . What can the plus12 base do:
|  Manual plus12 base(PDF 0.20MB) |
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 How to use plus12: A 2 Minutes Video for little feet and shoes.
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Note: The plus12 automatically adds 12 mm to the foot length when the foot is measured! | |||||||||
1. Foot measurement | |||||||||
| Place Plus12 by the side of the foot, so that the red arrow is a bit longer than the big toe. Then stand your child barefoot or in close-fitting socks on the plus12 . |
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| Read the millimetre* gauge on the back of the tape measure (that is the foot length including 12 mm extra space). Now you already have the correct inner length for the right fitting shoe! |
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2. Shoe measurement | |||||||||
| Insert the plus12 into the shoe until the red arrow touches the point of the shoe. If you have a problem when putting the instrument into the shoe (the red arrow does not reach the end of the toe area) it means that the toecap of the shoe is too low. |  |
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| Read the millimetre gage on the back of the tape measure. Don't be surprised if the shoe size does not correspond correctly to the measurement given on the plus12. The results of the Austrian research study "Children's Feet- Children's Shoes" showed that only 3% of the labelled shoe sizes were correct. For example, although 28 was marked on the outside, the size inside was only a 25. |
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3. Does the shoe fit? | |||||||||
| If the plus12 foot measurement is the same as the shoe measurement, then the shoe fits, and allows the necessary 12 mm of extra space inside. For example, if the foot measures 180 mm on the plus12, then the inside of the shoe should also be 180 mm. New shoes can leave a bit more room for growing, but not more than 17mm. For example, if the foot measures 180 mm, then the inside of the shoe should not be longer than 185 mm. |
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Any questions? E-mail us: question@kinderfuesse.com | |||||||||
