Saw this infographic in my kids library book the other day. Scale is obviously WAY off. A size 14 plus lined up in front of size 9 does not actually equate to a size 23 lol
For years we heard 'the most popular size is 10.5', but that looks to not be the case. Or, is it just that 10.5 is the popular sneakerhead size? When I was selling a ton on @whatnot , I was selling more size 12's than anything (maybe I just had a really persistent buyer?). I'm glad I have a pretty common shoe size, tho, makes things easier. And I love that a lot of samples are in a size 9.
Whenever I find a pair of 14's or 15's at the thrift, I almost always assume 'ex-NBA or ex-college player unloading'