LESA Fit
How LESA Should Feel
LESA should feel secure on your feet without being uncomfortable. Compared with regular flat sandals or flip-flops, you may notice more contact beneath the arch and around the heel. Your heel, arch and forefoot should sit naturally along the contours of the footbed, with enough room for your toes to rest and move without gripping.
A Different Feel at First
If you are used to softer or flatter footwear, LESA’s structured support may feel unfamiliar at first.
Begin with shorter periods of wear and gradually increase the time. Becoming aware of the support can be normal, but LESA should not cause significant discomfort or pain. If you experience any of the discomforts listed below, consider trying a different size or contact us for guidance.
Support should feel noticeable. Discomfort should not.
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What’s Normal |
What's Not |
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Arch feels slight pressure from below |
Pressure feels sharp or persistent |
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Heel sits deeper within the shaped cup |
Toes or heel press against edges |
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Footbed feels firmer than regular sandals |
Straps pinch or press deeply into skin |
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Mild discomfort at first |
Discomfort worsens as you walk |
What the Right Fit Looks Like
The right support begins with the right fit. When your heel, arch and forefoot are positioned within LESA’s supportive contours, they help keep your heel stable, distribute pressure more evenly beneath the arch and give your toes room to rest and move naturally throughout every step.
Size Too Big
Excess space causes your foot to shift and the sandal to lift while walking.
The Right Size
Enough space allows your heel and toes to sit comfortably within the footbed.
Size Too Small
Lack of space causes your heel or toes to press uncomfortably against the edges.
Your LESA Fit, Made Simple
LESA is currently available online only, but finding your size is simple. Measure both feet at home, compare your measurements with our Size Guide and enjoy a free one-time size exchange if your first choice is not the right fit.
Measure at Home
Measure both feet according to the steps given below.
Exchange if Needed
If your first size is not right, exchange it for a better fit.
Find Your Fit at Home
Feet can change over time. It's best to measure both feet at the end of the day, when they are naturally at their largest, before choosing your size for LESA.
1) Paper to Wall
Place a piece of paper against a wall.
2) Heel to Wall
Stand on it with your heel touching the wall.
3) Mark Longest Toe
Mark the end of your longest toe.
4) Measure Foot Length
Measure the length between the end of the paper and your toe.
5) Measure Other Foot
Repeat steps 2–4 with your other foot.
6) Select Your Size
Select the size according to the longer measurement.
Frequently Asked Questions
We recommend you select the larger size for a better fit.
Use the length of the larger foot when referring to the LESA Size Guide.
Yes. LESA has been tested by people with wider feet and may suit many wider foot shapes. However, fit can vary between individuals. Your foot should sit comfortably within the footbed without excessive side overhang or compression.
No. The straps should hold your feet securely without pinching, rubbing or creating uncomfortable pressure. They should not feel so loose that your toes need to grip the sandals to keep them in place.
Begin with shorter periods of wear and gradually increase the time as your feet become familiar with the contoured shape.
Yes. LESA offers a free one-time size exchange.