Wide Feet? We Have The Solutions

Wide Feet? We Have The Solutions

Having wide feet can often be a challenge when it comes to finding comfortable and stylish shoes. Many individuals with wide feet struggle to find the right fit, which can lead to discomfort, pain, and even foot problems. However, with a little knowledge and guidance, it's possible to discover the perfect pair of shoes that accommodate wide feet without compromising on style or comfort.

Measure your feet or have them measured by us

If you’re at home, you can use a measuring tape to measure the length and width of your feet, or you can come into one of our Just Walking stores where our experts can measure them for you, while helping you identify the right shoe size and ensure a more accurate fit.

Wear brands designed for wide feet

Several of our brands such as Drew, Homyped, Rockport, Apis, DB, Ecco, Schein, Finn Comfort and Asics offer wide-width options specifically designed for those with wider feet. Online and instore we have an entire selection of styles designed for wide feet, with brands that cater to the unique requirements of wide feet, offering roomier toe boxes and broader midfoot areas.

Look for adjustable features

Styles with adjustable features like laces, straps, or buckles can be beneficial for accommodating wide feet. These features allow you to customize the fit and provide more flexibility, ensuring a comfortable experience.

Consider shoe materials

Choose shoes made from flexible materials like leather or mesh. These materials have more give and can adapt to the shape of your feet over time. Avoid rigid or narrow shoes, as they can cause discomfort and restrict movement.

Avoid pointy or narrow-toed shoes

Shoes with narrow or pointy toes tend to compress the front part of the foot, causing discomfort for wide feet. Look for shoes with rounded or square toe boxes, which provide more space for your toes to splay naturally.

Look for cushioning and arch support

Wide feet often benefit from shoes that offer ample cushioning and arch support. Look for shoes with cushioned insoles, shock-absorbing midsoles, and contoured arch support. These features help distribute pressure evenly, reducing the risk of foot pain or fatigue.

Have a professional shoe fitting

If you're struggling to find the right shoes, consider visiting a specialty shoe store that offers professional fittings. Their trained staff can assess your feet and recommend suitable options based on your specific needs.

Having wide feet doesn't mean you have to compromise on style or suffer from discomfort. By understanding your foot type, following these tips and help from our experts, you can find shoes that fit well and provide the comfort and support your wide feet require.

Remember, prioritizing foot health is essential for overall well-being, so invest time in finding the perfect pair of shoes that accommodate your wide feet and enjoy walking with ease and style.

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