Stupid wide feet

[Deleted]

I like LifeStride. Not super stylish but comfy and affordable.

Eta: for whatever reason Clarks just don't fit my feet right, but know others love them.

[bab]

Aerosoles

[thatgirl2478]

oh I know the feeling. Zappos. Zappos is the only way to go.

[elenetxu]

Aug 1, 2015 22:46:33 GMT -5 @cse1960 said:

Clarks

Seconded. Despite the wicked ugly pair posted here the other day, they are the only brand I will buy.

[WOT?*]

Clarks. I also like the Privo line of Clarks.
Aerosoles.
Born.
New Balance makes a nice wide tennis shoe.

[sonrisa]

I find Kenneth Cole shoes run wider and more functional. I've also has success with occasional shoes from jeffery campbell. And rocket dog in their earlier days.

I have found both born and privo mentioned above run wide, if dowdy. (I bought a pair of born sandals this summer that looked okay in the store and were comfortable but every time I looked down I thought "gahhh! get off my feet!"). My husband can wear both clarks and born and his feet are eee. 

[nursewife]

Have you tried Tieks? I don't own them yet (on my wish list), but have read good things, and they look supportive with a good sole. I'm a fellow wide footer. Looking for cute, comfortable shoes sucks. I know they are expensive, but I've found I prefer having 1 good piece of clothing compared to multiple cheaper options. There is also a note I their FAQs about wide feet. 

[kirra]

Another vote for Clarks.

[trafficgirl]

They're expensive as hell, but my Munro shoes are the most comfortable I've ever found. I wear an 11 XW (can never remember how many E's it is) and while I can wear some Payless wide flats, they're never as comfortable or well-fitting as my Munros.

Too bad my feet also widened with pregnancy and I need a new pair.

[mrsukyankee]

Aug 1, 2015 22:46:33 GMT -5 @cse1960 said:

Clarks

And again, yes.