Feet reviews from Reddit

"Birkenstock lace ups are shockingly comfy and durable"

"I wear Birkenstocks most of the time."

"I’ve been wearing my Birkenstock clogs with basically everything for my entire pregnancy. I think they look cute with dresses too!"

"My feet appreciate Birkenstock"

"Fourth Birkenstocks! I couldn’t do without them around the house."

"Birkenstocks. I live in them or running shoes with custom orthotics."

"Third Birkenstocks. I have summer ones and winter ones"

"On my third year with them and they are still supportive and fit well."

"Second Birkenstock"

"Birkenstock. I recommend felt kyoto for comfort and adjustable fit"

"New balance sc elite v4 is by far the greatest run walk jogger on the planet for my feet and stability while being a super shoe."

"I really enjoy all my New Balance."

"If price isn’t an issue I’d say get the 1080."

"New Balance is good for wide feet."

"NB 993"

"I bought NB 877 a while back and they have a wider mid-foot than others. They’ve got good cushioning, a wide toe box, and room for high arches/high volume feet."

"I’d give the 880 by new balance a try, go all the way up to 4E. I have a wide toe box but my feet going from my arches to the balls of my feet are the widest part."

"You could also try the Arishi, mesh upper and runs a bit long, but super comfortable since it also has fresh foam x midsole."

"New balance shoes I tried before that were wide had a weird backing to it, but I will try it!"

"I’d give the 880 by new balance a try, go all the way up to 4E."

"Brooks Ghost are my salvation for messed up feet."

"I just upgraded to the brooks glycerin gts 22. Not as springy as the 21s but the guide rails and stability are amazing for pronation."

"Great supportive and cushionned shoes: Brooks Adrenaline"

"Brooks Beast GTS for men goes to 4E width. Truly extra-wide widths and plenty of support for flat feet."

"I got no blisters in Brooks Adrenaline 19 and 23 GTS, Glycerin 20 GT"

"Sounds like you bought the right pair w BAs. Possibly the Ghost line as well."

"I've ran in Brooks Ravenna, Hoka Clifton 9"

"I rock my oofos all the time around my house!"

"I love my Oofos flip flops. I think they played a big role in making my plantar fasciitis go away."

"These goofy things are a godsend. Get a slightly smaller size- the material gets softer with use and spreads out a bit."

"Oofos. They’re excellent"

"Oofos 100%"

"Ookos is a legitimately good flat. The adidas and Nike flats/ sandals are good too."

"My feet have always loved Asics, now I just get them in wide."

"I love ASICS because of their wider toe boxes and you can still get a well fitting heel."

"Great supportive and cushionned shoes: Asics Gel-Kayano"

"Try wide trail running shoe. I like asics but there are many brands."

"Go to asics and have them measure you on their machine"

"I liked the older Asics kayanos(the ones with the plastic plate in midsole) for pronation, might be a bit stiff and heavy but doesn't give me pain in longer sessions"

"Crocs are this way for me. I started wearing them all the time except at work (desk job) over a decade ago, and within months my joint pain was alleviated."

"Honestly cheap crocs have been a god send, either with warm socks or buy the fluffy variety."

"I got crocs recovery clogs because some reviews said they were even softer than oofos and they are! I have almost no foot pain now that I wear these at home."

"Crocs instep and width is fantastic and it’s one of the only brands I’ve found that doesn’t get disproportionately narrower and flatter as they size decreases."

"Crocs"

"Crocs. The slides are nice."

"I've been hiking in Altra Lone Peaks every weekend."

"Altras have a wide toe box and have really helped my balance."

"I have 3 pairs of Altra Lone Peaks and love them."

"I loooooooooove my altras."

"You can always try out trail running shoes for hiking! Look at Altras or Topos! Both brands have a wide toe box."

"And I second Hokas. Never had a more comfy pair of trail shoes."

"Great supportive and cushionned shoes: Hoka Gaviota"

"Many like hoka running shoes. Their foot bed is great on problem feet."

"I've ran in Brooks Ravenna, Hoka Clifton 9"

"I have a pair of VERY comfy sport sandals from Rieker (Swiss hq)"

"Rieker is known to have comfortable models."

"Wide as mine I use Rieker"

"Rieker is good"

"My feet like Saucony shoes, so I looked into their lineup and got the Guide 18. Had two runs in them now, one really easy and one with some effort built into it, I am really happy them."

"You can also try Saucony Tempus. They are lighter and have a more flexible."

"They are completely straight on the bottom and massive cushion. The insole was a little softer than I like so I switched them with a New balance insole and so much better."

"I ended up trying saucony ride 18 size 7 men's regular. Apparently, I just don't like having the shoe material wrap my foot."

"I only wear adidas comfort slides, couldn't find anything better"

"Adidas comfort slides have been lifesavers for me. Oofos are worth checking out, too."

"Any adidas shoe really."

"I got a pair of Softstar Primal. They have much better big toe room. I would recommend trying Softstar Primal too."

"I would also suggest the SoftStar Primal line if you are okay with the seemingly ridiculous shape they are, or going custom."

"I would recommend possibly Softstar or custom unfortunately."

"I haven’t had any and they’re super expensive but Softstar’s look like they might work."

"I swear by the cloud slides as house shoes. They are amazing!"

"The cloudslide website makes an orthopedic style I guess. I'm going to order a pair now lol they are on sale!"

"These are the ones I have"

"British company, do great shoes for people with wider feet."

"Vivobarefoot is British, I have a pair of hiking boots and they're a dream, if you're willing to pay 300 euros for a pair."

"They are wider than my Jim Green 719s, but not as wide as my vivobarefoots or African Rangers."

"I’ve been interested in Lems for a while, specifically for a hiking boot. I’ll look at their wide styles and give them a try."

"I’ve found the widest model from lems fits my feet. I have a Chelsea boot and it’s super comfy for me."

"I thought they might offer a hiking boot in a wider style! But could always use a good Chelsea boot, too!"

"My personal go to is Oboz. They've lasted longer than Merrell while having the ankle and arch support I need."

"The only thing I can wear are Oboz. Also expensive, but worth it."

"LL Bean slippers. I have three pairs. One is a mocc style, one is a slide in, and the last one is a waterproof mountain shoe."

"I’ve been wearing LL Bean slippers with real wool fleece lining for years. Warm, soft, and comfy."

"For sandals and nicer shoes I like the brand Mephisto. Really comfortable"

"I would check out French brand Mephisto. They are quite comfortable and while expensive can be found on sale pretty easily."

"Expensive but worth it- scarpa or la sportiva. I have both and they saved my feet from cramping all the time."

"Scarpa"

"Camper."

"Check out https://www.camper.com/ from Spain I think"

"Seconding Giesswein. Men and women's sneakers are identical, so getting men's sizes when you need them."

"I just ordered from Giesswein and they fit my wide feet really comfortably."

"I know, I wear seibel regularly🙂  thanks. Quite pricey in Poland but still good"

"Https://www.josef-seibel.de/en/ From Germany"

"Meindl"

"Meind comfort fit , Waldviertler"

"I’ve found my vivo barefoot primus (both knit and the newer running shoes) to be pretty good!"

"Vivo is the opposite of high volume shoes-my feet aren’t even wide, but my instep is steep, and i can’t wear them."

"Lebron Witness 7 have been really good for my wide feet. Mostly play outside and they got good grip, and ankle support."

"I love my Powerstep slippers and slides."

"I really like them... they fit really well. They definitely have a wider toe box than other similarly styled shoes (like Nike Kyries)."

"Insoles that will mold to your feet: Sole insoles, they are great"

"They are easy on easy off and provide enough cush to help with the pressure."

"In the winter I wear Keen Howser Slippers. They are warm and have a sturdy sole and arch support."

"The leather stretches perfectly around your feet and toes."

"I have two pairs of suede Grant Stone Traveler Penny Loafers in E width, and I sometimes travel with them."

"I've been pretty satisfied with Rudy's (France) when it comes to formal (or even casual) shoes. So far I've tried their sneakers (Kooper), oxford (Sanders) and Chelsea boots (Berry) and all have been comfortable."

"Wide feet here, I've really enjoy my Icebugs."

"For sneakers I love the Italian brand Superga, I'm on my third pair of their Cotu Classic canvas ones. They adapt in no time to my feet and hold up well the wear and tear."

"These are unisex (I’m a woman and I have wide feet), and I’m really happy with these loafers that are the original penny loafer!"

"I use blundstones in winter. I need orthotics in my summer shoe."

"Wyde footwear is Swedish and made in Portugal. They are wide barefoot shoes, but with a bit thicker softer sole than regular barefoot shoes. Very comfortable!"

"Feelgrounds!"

"I have a wider foot and the sanjo (100% portugese made) are fitting very good. Fabric and sole are very very nice."

"Trippen from Germany. Expensive, last forever, some of them wacky style, but also more minimalist 'conservative' available. Wide and extremely comfortable."

"I really like the comfort and width of EasySpirit."

"Hotter and FitFlop both have good ranges in terms of style and size."

"I have hitec- they've always been super comfortable, and if you get a half size up, you can add orthotic inserts that help."

"Merrells are my go to."

"I like to wear Teva sandals on my hardwood floors. Very comfortable and easy to slide into."

"The echelon is similar which I have but I haven't tried the ride yet, I will definitely try. This is the first shoe that has fit the bottom of my foot in years."

"There are a few European brands that make custom shoes for your measurements, like drifter leather, jenon, and zlatush."

"You need this: https://anyasreviews.com/best-barefoot-shoes-foot-type/"

"Skråmträsk is a Swedish brand, made in Sweden with Swedish leather. They have regular and wide lasts. I tried their boot 'Tall' in a store in Stockholm, and it was indeed wide enough even for me."

"I wear their Comfort line, which is broader. They also sell different widths, G is normal, H is wide, K is extra wide."

"Czech brand, handmade leather shoes."

"For exploring cities in summer I just use the all black Nike air max 90."

"Try https://www.lloyd.com/de/de/herren/ Up to size US 13,5 wide k"

"Paraboot"

"Hanwag"

"Edwin's"

"Duckfeet"

"Lundhag"

"Jack Wolfskin"

"My knees and wide feet like https://www.bohempia.eu/. If you're not used to bare feet shoes, they can take a few months to adjust to."

"Bugatti (German)"

"Van Bommel / Floris Van Bommel. These are from the Netherlands Expensive but good quality shoes and nice designs."

"Saguaro, spanish brand, super comfy 'barefoot" shoes."

"Barefoot shoes always have wide toeboxes. These brands are from the EU and have 47+ : MukiShoes, Angles Fashion, BeLenka, Magical Shoes, Groundies, Bohempia, Ahinsa, Kiuu, Jenon Leather, ProAlp, Leguano, Feelmax, Sole Runner, Tadeevo, Saltic, Wildlings, Saltic, Zaqq, Origo, Aylla, Groundz, Realfoot, Barebarics"

"I have the Kizik Lima in 4EE which is very wide in the arch. Not my preference as I need the toe box wide, but I’m managing."

"Realfoot might work."

"For a hiking boot I wouldn’t recommend the Chelsea boot, it’s not very grippy and as it doesn’t have laces you could lose it in the mud."

"Converse are the most uncomfortable sneakers I’ve ever worn in my life."