It is claimed that the size of a guy’s foot says a lot about his reproductive organ. But how true is that? There has been research done on the subject. But is it true what the study says about guys with big feet?

Popular Penis Size Myth: Big In Shoes Is Big In Pants

Big penises have always fascinated both men and women. This is the reason why this area has so much popularity and why there are, several types of research carried out to find new conclusions.

Well, since this area is so well known, it is surrounded by several myths as well.

One of the most popular ones amongst all is, "Big in shoes means big in pants". It’s thus uncommon to catch a glimpse of a lady checking out a man’s shoes during date night, just to be sure.

The disappointment in her face after seeing that the shoe size is average, is visible. On the other hand, seeing large pair shoes makes her heart pulsate forcibly.

Does this popular assumption hold water? Well, of course not. Over five studies have been undertaken specifically to find if, indeed, there is any scientific relationship between shoe size and penis size.

These assessments also checked whether other body parts could determine the length of a man’s organ.  , Due to the popularity of this myth, coupled with both men and women’s; obsession with the penis size, this myth has remain alive.

We can thank urologists, and eager volunteers, who continuously keep on studying such nether regions of science, which normal people like us cannot dare to.

In a handful of studies, researches have made it clear that there is no strong evidence, which proves that penis size has something to do with the foot size.

Let's see how it all was concluded

The first study on this topic involved two Canadian doctors, who, in 1993 measured the foot size, penile size and the height of 63 men. They tried to link the penis size with two other measurements and were trying to prove correlations if any.

Well, the researchers, who were 1998 Nobel Prize Winners for Statistics, found that there was no correlation at all between the penile size and a man's foot.

Still, they did find a weak correlation between a man's height and his penile size, but the correlation was too weak to prove anything.

Finally, after analyzing the outcome, they concluded that there was no practical utility in estimating the penis size of a man from either his foot size or his height.

As such, shoes size can’t possibly serve as a parameter for penis size determination. This finding was published in the journal Annals of Sex Research and titled, ”The Relationships among height, penile length, and foot size”.

Later, in 1999, Korean researches measured 655 Korean men. Their foot size, length of toes and fingers, ear and mouth size, amount of hair on their head and their flaccid penis size was noted down.

The only thing that they could conclude was a penis has proportional dimensions. That is, there was a correlation between a penis's length and its girth size.

However, no correlation of penis size with the size of other body parts as mentioned above was confirmed. So, the final conclusion was, the size and character of different body parts are not sufficient enough to predict penile size.

A year later, in an online edition "Definitive Penis Size Survey", Mr. Richard Edwards concluded that there was no correlation between penile size and foot size, but there was a strong one between penile size and the height.

However, the correlation was not strong enough to prove anything worthy. It is important here to take into account that the subjects themselves took all measurements and so there are chances that the data collected is not genuine and appropriate.

A 2001 Italian checked and concluded that penis dimensions are highly correlated with height and weight, but not feet.

The latest study conducted in this area was in 2002. The University College Hospitals in London undertook this study and measured the penile and feet size of 104 men.

Again, no correlation was found and it was strongly concluded that foot size of a man has nothing to do with his penile size.

In 2015, several reviews of previous different studies to ascertain the link between the penis and the foot made revealing conclusions. The penis size isn’t correlated with the foot size. Still, there was a weak link between the penis and a man’s height.

The above-mentioned researches clearly indicate that what people say about a man's penis size and his foot size is definitely a myth and there is no evidence to prove this.

The conclusion then means that the body parts are totally different. That’s why you can’t associate feet dimension with penis size.

If the shoe sizes were indicators of the penis length, then it would have been easy to know. The only scientific proof is that the penis size is determined by genes and environment.