Ya, they have it in size 7.5 in green camo if that's the color you're wanting. If not, you're out of luck. Nothing else in 7.0 or 7.5.

Yes in the select options drop down menu they have a 7.5 in the Green Camo available.

You hit on it in the text. You've got to try the boots on. A 1/2 size variation between brands and styles is common. I've worn from 10 Salomon to 11.5 Vans in boots. Burton fit me more true, at about 10.5.Lacing is another issue...Some folks like boa since its quick and universally tightens the boot - good if you have an "average" foot. Easy to overtighten if you are starting out though. Locking laces are great if you want part of the boot tighter and part looser. It lets you custom fit the corset to your foot, but they can loosen at times, so you'll be fiddling with them more on the mountain.Still, if you're starting out, don't think about buying a boot that you haven't tried on. Go to the store, try on everything they've got, write it all down, then go online and buy it cheaper.

By "other boot" do you mean ski boots? Order snowboard boots .5 or 1 size smaller than your street shoes. If your feet are on the wide side, go with 6.5. If they're on the narrow side, go with 7. This seems backwards, but it's because with ski/snowboard boots, the half sizes tend to be the same length as the whole size, just wider. I wear a 9, but my snowboard boots are 8.5 and ski boots are 7.5. You can also always go to a ski shop, get fitted, find a boot, then come back here and order online to get a better price :-).Milly says: Well considering online pricing for burton and shop pricing are the same, then you can get the same deal where-ever you go. But anyways. I wear a 7 1/2 shoe. I have always gotten the sapphires for 4 years in a 6 1/2 it takes a bit of time, but they pack out. Always a snug fit though. This year I got these in a 7 1/2 and they feel perfect. I will be coaching and on my feet a lot so I chose a larger size so I don't cramp my toes being on my feet in boots all day. If I was not coaching this year I would have gone with a 7 to require less packing out time and just a little less toe crunching fit. This year the liners are already pre wired to for heat. Which was my big concern with smaller boots, lesss circulation. I would say 6 1/2 should be the smallest you go in this boot.