I'll chime in here. My wife have feet that are just a bit wide, not quad-E
or anything, and found we really like using Xero shoes. Good enough width
for us, nice slim heel counter fit, and most important to us is that
there's room for the piggly wiggly toes to spread out. Lots of flex, and no
n
I bought the Giro Rumble recently for dirt cheap as a sleek MTB shoe. The
aren't the widest but also not nearly as narrow as everything else I've
tried. They are kind of cheap feeling and squeaked a bit when I first got
them but I'd give them 1 thumbs up from my EE wide feet. I took a black
sha
I have 13EEE shoes normally. The Keen Austin’s work well for me.
I do wish Keen would tell me which other shoe is made on the same last. But
they don’t.
For road shoes I use the Mega Sidi. Both in the road and mountain.
On Wed, Sep 4, 2024 at 10:43 AM Eric Marth wrote:
> Some great recs and idea
Some great recs and ideas here, thanks to everyone for sharing their Wide
Shoe Resources!
On Wednesday, September 4, 2024 at 10:32:32 AM UTC-4 frank.b...@gmail.com
wrote:
> I have the same problem and found that the Birkenstocks with the 'rugged"
> sole work for me. Birks are super comfy and a
I'm not at EEE widths, but my feet have spread considerably as I approach
60. My current fav shoes for everything are Birkenstocks, particularly
Birkenstock Footprints. All current 6 pairs (all black, all leather,
naturally) are from eBay. Now looking for some fishermans sandles to add to
the "
I am firmly set atop an platform. I have a pair of cheap Forte-branded
mountain bike shoes that I got from Performance in 2007 or so that are
actually wide enough and I pray they never wear out. I splashed out on
some Lakes that sort of work, with thin socks, though everything below my
an
Xero makes great shoes with wide toe boxes.
On Tuesday, September 3, 2024 at 9:57:38 AM UTC-4 Eric Marth wrote:
> Thanks, Ray. I have struggled to find good cycling shoes for my wide feet
> as well. For sandals I like the Bedrock base model without the sculpted
> footbed. They don't restrict
