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Old 29 Jun 21, 11:16 AM  
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Mens very wide fit trainers?

o/h has very wide feet and struggles to find decent trainers that don't squish his feet, all the ones he has are starting to fall apart now causing him more problems.
The last ones he got were skechers but they havent lasted him very long this time.

Any good brands you can think of that don't require a 2nd mortgage? 🙂
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Old 29 Jun 21, 11:31 AM  
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Originally Posted by rasmus View Post
o/h has very wide feet and struggles to find decent trainers that don't squish his feet, all the ones he has are starting to fall apart now causing him more problems.
The last ones he got were skechers but they have lasted him very long this time.

Any good brands you can think of that don't require a 2nd mortgage? 🙂
I also have ridiculously wide feet and really struggle with trainers. In the end I went to a proper running shop where they measure gait and all sorts of stuff on fancy machines and got some hoka one trainers. Although they are running trainers they are also the most comfortable walking trainers ever. Not always cheap going places like that, mine were £130 but I found that I was spending more buying shoes to try them out that just didn’t fit properly so I was then buying more.
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Old 29 Jun 21, 12:17 PM  
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I have wide feet and always try to go for wide fittings. Depends on what you want them for. If it is for actual running/jogging then have found New Balance to have an excellent range. If its for everyday use then sketchers have a good range of wider fits.
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Old 29 Jun 21, 12:54 PM  
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One of the reasons I buy my trainers when in Florida. Bigger selection of wide fit trainers. Buy enough pairs to last me for a few years.
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Old 29 Jun 21, 02:28 PM  
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My son (15) has really wide feet and the only trainers he can wear are Nike trainers. He can’t get his foot in adidas etc
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Originally Posted by Floridatilly View Post
My son (15) has really wide feet and the only trainers he can wear are Nike trainers. He can’t get his foot in adidas etc
That’s weird. Adidas are a wider fitting shoe than Nike, and larger all round which deal better with a wider foot.

Are you sure he isn’t having you on? 😂
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Old 29 Jun 21, 03:57 PM  
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That’s weird. Adidas are a wider fitting shoe than Nike, and larger all round which deal better with a wider foot.

Are you sure he isn’t having you on? 😂
I find Nike are a better fit for my feet than adidas but Adidas ones I can still cope with .
Never chuck a pair away until they fall apart. When they get tatty I wear them doing gardening etc.
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I find Nike are a better fit for my feet than adidas but Adidas ones I can still cope with .
Never chuck a pair away until they fall apart. When they get tatty I wear them doing gardening etc.
Can't wear Adidas golf shoes. Far too narrow.
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New balance do quite a bit. Hard when they can’t try them on isn’t it?
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DH has just got his new Nike wife fit running shoes Nike by you custom order as he normally gets them in Florida
They took 4 weeks to come £129 that included delivery and tax
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