WIDE FEET, SORE FEET ANYONE?!

[chindits]

All the wide toe box shoes I have used seem to provide ample room on the big toe side of the shoe, but not so much on the small toe side of the shoe. This has been my experience with even wide toe box reputed trail running shoes such as topo and zero shoes. I know I have flat feet, but at 60 years old I don’t think that’s changing.
On the boot side of the house I have used crispi, zamberlan and lowa, but none of them seem to have been as accommodating as my old issued Belleville’s.

 

[Lathrop and Sons Boots]

All the wide toe box shoes I have used seem to provide ample room on the big toe side of the shoe, but not so much on the small toe side of the shoe. This has been my experience with even wide toe box reputed trail running shoes such as topo and zero shoes. I know I have flat feet, but at 60 years old I don’t think that’s changing.
On the boot side of the house I have used crispi, zamberlan and lowa, but none of them seem to have been as accommodating as my old issued Belleville’s.
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This could be because of the foot you have or even the size that you are selecting. I'm going to send you a DM.

 

[jrock_jeep]

I have a set of your mountain hunters in 13 superwide, do they need a break in period? I find them a bit tight, and the Lowa wides to be just as "wide", the Lowa's are a 14w.

 

[Lathrop and Sons Boots]

I have a set of your mountain hunters in 13 superwide, do they need a break in period? I find them a bit tight, and the Lowa wides to be just as "wide", the Lowa's are a 14w.

I sent you a DM to help!!