Wide and E-Wide shoes

[MadMex]

What brands offers more than one or two wide or E-wide shows? Seem Footjoy and New Balance is it! And the models ate usually the same ones,,,

[FrogginBullfish]

At least some of the Adidas line of golf shoes offer a wide fit. I believe Under Armour does the same.

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[MGoBlue100]

I have the opposite problem, looking for narrow widths.  You pretty much nailed it:  Footjoy & NB.  Looks like Skechers has wide sizes as well.  Good luck, I know it's a pain, literally and figuratively. 

[sixcat]

Shoes have been a problem for me most of my life.  I wear a 12W in several brands while other brands are still too narrow in a wide width.  I cannot wear Sketchers or Foot Joy at all as I haven't found any that are wide enough even in a wide width.  Some models of Under Armour, Adidas and Nike have served me well in the past.  Although I will stress, some models!  

I am intrigued by the New Balance offerings however.  New Balance are somewhat the "gold standard" when it comes to daily wear shoes in wide widths.  I haven't found any that do not fit me well.  But like any other shoe purchase for me, I want to be able to try them on and hold them in my hand before purchasing.  It's just easier than the vicious cycle of ordering, returning, ordering, returning, etc.

[alfriday101]

I have very wide feet.  My favorite shoes are Footjoys.  They offer many styles in wide and extra wide and a few in XXW.  I normally order them off the Footboy website as the really wide shoes are not usually available in stores.  

 

I have had luck with Sketchers and New Balance finding wider shoes, but I don't like the shoes as well as the Footjoys.  The Sketchers are a bit squishy for my taste.  The New Balance are fine, but I prefer the build and fit of the Footjoys.  

  

[dlow206]

Under Armour has E and EE wide golf shoes. I bought one of the E wide versions. I don't even think of myself as having wide feet, but these are comfortable.

[MadMex]

2 hours ago, dlow206 said:

Under Armour has E and EE wide golf shoes. I bought one of the E wide versions. I don't even think of myself as having wide feet, but these are comfortable.

Going to look, specially since they give military discounts,,,,,,,,,,

[ZenGolfer]

Don't forget about Sketchers.  They offer extra wide too.  I used to have a pair of Sketchers golf shoes and they were nice and comfy (and I wear extra wide shoes).  They just all look like dad shoes.

[MadMex]

53 minutes ago, ZenGolfer said:

Don't forget about Sketchers.  They offer extra wide too.  I used to have a pair of Sketchers golf shoes and they were nice and comfy (and I wear extra wide shoes).  They just all look like dad shoes.

Your so right about the Dad shoes, also the price,,, I think they want too much for them,,,

[ZenGolfer]

Your so right about the Dad shoes, also the price,,, I think they want too much for them,,,

I think the pricing is fine, they're just blah looking.

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[TeeBrain]

Wide foot guy here, too. More specifically, wide forefoot, narrow heels. While it's great to find a pair that fits well out of the box, I don't hesitate to stretch shoes to fit. I've been doing this all my adult life with various shoes - dress, athletic, golf, and especially ski boots. Devices like these are easily found and are pretty inexpensive:

https://www.google.com/search?q=shoe+stretchers&oq=shoe+stretchers&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l7.5187j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

If the material needs to give a bit more, a quick spritz of iso alcohol before putting in the shoe stretchers can allow the material to relax even further. I've had this work with synthetic as well as natural materials (leather, canvas). 

Just another option to consider. It has worked very well for me over the years.