Propet Shoe Width Guide: Narrow, Wide, XW and XXW
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If your usual size fits heel to toe but squeezes the sides of your feet, try a wider option in the same length. Propet lists widths from narrow to extra extra wide on some models. The letter codes differ between men’s and women’s shoes, so start with the width name on the listing.
What do Propet width labels mean?
| Width | Men’s code | Women’s code |
|---|---|---|
| N · Narrow | B | AA (2A) |
| M · Medium | D | B |
| W · Wide | E | D |
| XW · Extra wide | 3E | 2E |
| XXW · Extra extra wide | 5E | 4E |
For example, D means medium in men’s Propet shoes and wide in women’s. Check the exact listing before ordering. See Propét’s fit guide for the brand’s width codes.
Which Propet models come in wide widths?
- Men’s LifeWalker Strap in Sport White lists medium through extra extra wide. Its two straps let you adjust the fit across the instep, and the footbed lifts out for your own insert.
- Women’s Stability Walker in Black lists narrow through extra extra wide. It has a leather upper, laces, and a removable footbed.
- Women’s TravelActiv Slip-On lists narrow through extra extra wide. This mesh walking shoe slips on without laces.
- Women’s Sachi in Black lists narrow through extra extra wide. Select a size-and-width combination to see your options.
Width ranges are specific to the linked listings. Check the selector for the size, width, and color you want.
How should Propet shoes fit with orthotics?
Measure both feet and use the longer measurement to find your starting size. Try the shoe with your usual socks and the insert you plan to wear. A wider shoe gives your foot more room across the forefoot. If pressure is across the top of your foot, look for a removable footbed or spacer so the insert has more depth. Follow your clinician’s fit instructions for prescribed orthotics.
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