The thing is, the X ray cannot tell you much about the fit, other than that your bones are roughly fitting into the bounding box. Which you already know from the ability to put the shoe on at all.
The X-ray image can't possibly tell you things like that the shoe's upper is too tight over the metatarsals, or that a seam inside the shoe is rubbing on your pinky toe, which will cause blistering.
At the end of the day, a good shoe fit is a simple matter of feel.
The X-ray image can't possibly tell you things like that the shoe's upper is too tight over the metatarsals, or that a seam inside the shoe is rubbing on your pinky toe, which will cause blistering.
At the end of the day, a good shoe fit is a simple matter of feel.