FishGoo Spreadsheet: Shoes

Compare low-profile sneakers, retro runners and high-tops. Open a listing for the exact size chart and color options before you choose a pair.

Selected sneaker picks

24 picks · Catalog snapshot 2 – 7 Nov 2026

Sneaker Sizing and Sole Photo Checklist

  • Measure both feet. Stand in the socks you expect to wear and measure both feet. Use the longer foot as your starting point. Check whether the seller’s chart gives foot length or insole length and use the column that matches your measurement.
  • Confirm the exact variant. Save the selected size, width if listed, and colorway. If a listing shows EU, US and centimeter labels together, compare the values in the same row before you choose the option.
  • Check the heel and outsole. Look for a straight rear view of both shoes and a clear photo of each outsole. Compare the heel tabs, sole edges and tread for the colorway you ordered.

Nike’s foot-length measuring example

See the sneaker heel photo example

How to Use FishGoo Spreadsheet

Shoes FAQ

How do I pick a sneaker size from a FishGoo Spreadsheet card?

Open the listing and use the seller’s size chart for that exact model. Measure both feet, then match foot length or insole length to the same column the seller published. Save the size, width if listed, and colorway before you order.

What should I check in sneaker QC photos?

Confirm the size label and colorway first. Then compare both heels in a straight rear view and look at each outsole. Ask for a clearer shot if the label or sole edge is hard to read.

Does the price on a sneaker card include shipping?

No. The card shows an estimated item price from the catalog snapshot. Delivery to the warehouse and international shipping are separate. Compare route quotes after the warehouse packs your parcel.

Can I combine sneakers with other FishGoo Spreadsheet finds?

Yes. After you review the warehouse photos for each item, select what you want to ship together and compare the combined parcel options. Check each item’s storage deadline before you submit the parcel.