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Wide Shoes: Room to Breathe, All-Day Comfort

If your toes feel squeezed or you get hot spots on the forefoot, you probably need more space—either a naturally roomy toe box or true wide sizing. This page gathers our best wide and extra-wide picks with quick fit tips, smart filters, and a simple comparison so you can choose fast.

How to Choose

  • Width code: Men’s wide is usually 2E (extra-wide 4E); women’s wide often shows as W or EE.
  • Toe box shape: round/anatomical fronts reduce bunion pressure and let toes splay.
  • Support level: neutral for steady gaits; stability/motion-control if you feel better with guidance.
  • Cushion feel: plush for long standing and recovery; balanced if you like some ground feel.
  • Removable footbed: handy if you use orthotics or comfort insoles.


Popular wide-friendly brands: New Balance · Brooks · HOKA · Altra · ASICS

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Top Picks at a Glance

Model Support Cushion Weight Drop Wide?
Hoka One One Bondi 8 Men's Wide EE Sharkskin, Harbor Mist 1127953 SHMS — plush — — Yes
Hoka One One Bondi 8 Men's Wide EE Goblin Blue, Mountain Spring 1127953 GBMS — — — — Yes
Hoka One One Bondi 8 Men's Wide 4E Black, White 1127955 BWHT maximum high — — Yes
Hoka One One Bondi 7 Men's Wide EE Outerspace, White 1110530 OTRS — — 303 g 4 mm Yes
Hoka One One Bondi 9 Women's Wide D Cosmic Grey, White 1162014 CYWH — premium foam midsole — — Yes
Hoka One One Bondi 9 Women's Wide D Black, White 1162014 BWHT — High — — Yes
Hoka One One Bondi 7 Women's Wide D Ice Water, White 1110531 IRW ankle support exceptional comfort — — Yes
Hoka One One Bondi 7 Women's Wide D Harbor Mist, White 1110531 HST soft, stable platform Max cushioning — — Yes

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FAQs

Do I need stability?
If you overpronate or feel better with arch support, start with stability or motion-control models.

Can I use my own insoles?
Yes—choose shoes with removable footbeds and enough depth for orthotics.