Ive had no luck finding a good fit with Hunter boots. I am a true 9.5 B, but with reviews about sizing being all over the place, I ordered the 9 and the 10 to see which worked for me. I found they definitely need the addition of an insole with some cushioning and arch support, which worked fine in the 9, except the back of the boot kept hitting up against my calves, which was painful even though I had skinny jeans or leggings tucked into them. When I added the Hunter boot sock in addition to the insole it resolved this problem, but now the 9s were much too tight. Also, I found the 9s hard to remove from my feet. Next I added the insole and boot sock to the 10s with skinny jeans tucked into them. The boot sock prevented the back of the boot from hitting against my calf, but there was still a bit too much room/slippage, so I added a thin sock as well to achieve a good fit. The problem is that we get quite a bit of rain in coastal South Carolina during the spring, and I don't want to wear all of these extra sock layers in warmer weather. I may keep them for rainy winter days when gets down to 45-50, but a rainy 80 degree day in April would be torture with the added socks. Why cant Hunter and other wellie manufacturers make boots in half sizes?!?