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Extra-wide fit
Extra wide, for men on their feet.
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Order your usual men's size. Men's US 7, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 11, 12, 13. One extra-wide fit, with more room across the toes, where regular sneakers are often narrow. Measure at the end of your day. Between two sizes? Go up.
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No catch. One pair is $79.95. Add a second pair and it's free: two pairs are $79.95. Three pairs are $99.95. Mix any colours and sizes. The pairs can even be different Again styles. The discount comes off automatically in your cart, no code needed.
One for the shift, one for everything else. Or give each pair a day off.
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On your feet all day
An extra-wide fit with more room across the toes, where regular sneakers are often narrow. A knit, lace-up upper with a pull tab at the heel, and a treaded outsole for concrete and warehouse floors. Made for all-day comfort.
Why it works
Regular sneakers are often narrow. So your toes jam and the sides press, until your feet hurt too bad to keep going. The Wide gives you more room across the toes.
You wanted comfortable and got the coach's-sneaker look. The Wide is a knit lace-up in stone, navy, olive, caramel, black or white.
Insoles, orthotics, gadgets. You've spent hundreds, maybe thousands. Before you buy another insole, get a shoe your foot fits in. Extra-wide, more room across the toes.
Hour ten on concrete and your feet are done. Underneath: a treaded outsole. Up top: a knit upper that laces to your fit.
Pull tab, lace up, room across the toes.
Treaded outsole, hard floor, still going.
Extra-wide fit. Still room across the toes.
Finish the shift. Get home. Do it again tomorrow.
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Inside the Wide
A see-through look from above. The extra-wide fit leaves more room across the toes, where regular sneakers are often narrow, under a knit, lace-up upper.
Who it's for
Teachers on their feet all day who don't want the coach look.
Warehouse and stockroom crews on concrete.
Kitchen staff and line cooks.
Nurses and techs doing long shifts.
Buying for him? His feet have been squeezed long enough. Two pairs, $79.95.
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Gentle first-step routines, daily stretches and a 14-day plan for sore heels and tired arches.
Included free with every order, along with The 12-Hour Shift Guide for Your Feet.
You get the download link with your order. General wellness information, not medical advice.
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30-day returns. If they're not right, send them back.
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Peter R.Verified buyer
A pair for the life I have
That everyday use was the reason I chose them. A family visit can be a full day, even when we haven't planned anything big. I chose Wide because of the extra-wide shape. I still paid attention to where my heel sat, not just whether my toes had room.
Victor K.Verified buyer
A choice I made for myself
Wide made sense on my shortlist because width was the thing I was shopping for. I finally had a more specific question than whether a shoe was comfortable. I still like choosing my own things. Shoes included. I felt better having a specific reason for the choice. I chose around fit first. Everything else came after that.
Patrick W.Verified buyer
Keeping my own pace
I made the choice around my own habits. My usual walk is part of my day. I like having a routine that gets me moving. I checked the tread on Wide when I unpacked them. I like seeing the whole shoe instead of judging just the top.
Dennis N.Verified buyer
Practical can still feel like me
I chose a look that felt like me. Wanting a practical shoe doesn't mean I've stopped caring what I put on. The knit upper is part of why Wide felt like my kind of shoe. Practical didn't have to mean a totally different style.
Frank H.Verified buyer
I took my time with the fit
I like being able to tie Wide the way I want. Extra room doesn't mean I want a completely loose fit. The pair I like at breakfast isn't always the pair I want on by dinner. I took my time deciding whether the fit worked for me. I chose around fit first. Everything else came after that.
Anthony S.Verified buyer
Fit came before the color
I wouldn't choose by length alone again. I used to blame my feet whenever a shoe felt wrong. Now I pay closer attention to the shape. What attracted me to Wide was the width, not another bigger size number. Those aren't the same thing for my feet.
Thomas L.Verified buyer
Practical mattered more than hype
For me, value is having a clear reason to reach for a pair. I don't mind paying for shoes I wear. It's the ones that sit there that bother me. Wide looks like an everyday sneaker to me. I didn't want a shoe that made me feel dressed for an appointment.
Scott B.Verified buyer
Bought with a clear idea in mind
The heel tab on Wide is a useful little detail. I reach for it when I put the shoes on. A shoe can feel nice for thirty seconds and still not be the one I reach for. I've learned to choose around my own preferences. I chose around fit first. Everything else came after that.
Eric P.Verified buyer
A considered choice for me
My reason for choosing them was practical, not a promise about pain. I've started paying attention to what is under my feet instead of just picking a color. The front of Wide was my priority when I tried them on. I care more about room there than a sleek-looking point.
Brian J.Verified buyer
I had a reason for choosing these
I went into this purchase with a shorter wish list and more realistic expectations. I have a corner of my closet full of shoes I thought I'd wear more. I wanted the extra-wide shape of Wide and still wanted laces. I like having a way to adjust how snug the upper feels.
Daniel T.Verified buyer
A more thought-out purchase
I like the knit on Wide. It looks like a normal everyday shoe I'd pick for myself. I started a job where I barely sit down. That was a bigger change than I expected. Having a specific use in mind made choosing easier. I chose around fit first. Everything else came after that.
James M.Verified buyer
For my kind of standing day
This was a personal choice, not a recommendation for every foot. I stand behind a chair most of the day. My step count doesn't tell the whole story. The reason I chose Wide was room across the foot. I didn't want to keep buying a longer shoe just to get width.
Bruce C.Verified buyer
These have a place in my routine
I checked the fit rather than relying on the size alone. School drop-off is only the start. There's usually a whole list waiting afterward. I like the room in Wide so far. I can't turn that into a promise about every other person's feet or long-term wear.
Samuel R.Verified buyer
A separate pair was the point
Wide gives me an extra-wide shape, but it isn't a shoe with different width settings. I still had to decide whether that shape worked for me. After dinner service, I still have my own evening to get through. These are my off-duty pair. I kept my expectations practical. I chose around fit first. Everything else came after that.
Martin K.Verified buyer
A practical part of my day
I wanted an ordinary pair I wouldn't have to overthink. Helping my mom means little trips back and forth all day. It adds up. I checked the men's sizes listed for Wide instead of guessing. Having a wider shape doesn't mean every size is available.
Carlos W.Verified buyer
Keeping these by the back door
Knowing when I'd wear these helped me decide. My work boots stay by the back door when I get home. I want a different pair for the rest of my day. I like that Wide doesn't look clinical to me. I wanted to choose shoes because I liked them, not because they looked like a label.
Ronald N.Verified buyer
I know what I wanted these for
The room in Wide interested me, but I still checked how they felt later in the day. I didn't assume the name answered everything. The store can be quiet and I still spend the whole day on my feet. I had a particular use in mind before I ordered. I chose around fit first. Everything else came after that.
Gary H.Verified buyer
Already in my school routine
I picked the version I could see myself actually wearing. Teaching means carpet time, hallway duty, and a lot less sitting than people think. With Wide, I thought about both width and length. Getting one right doesn't mean I can ignore the other.
George S.Verified buyer
One less decision before work
I took time trying them on instead of immediately calling them perfect. I go from room to room all day and somehow lunch is over before I sit down. Wide looked like something I could wear in my ordinary week. I didn't want to buy a pair that only sounded good in the description.
Richard L.Verified buyer
Part of getting ready for work
The laces are something I appreciate on Wide. I like controlling the snugness across the top. My shift ends, but the laundry and dinner still need doing. I wanted a reason to try Again beyond a nice photo. I chose around fit first. Everything else came after that.
Raymond M.Verified buyer
Something I'd choose anyway
The knit upper is part of why Wide felt like my kind of shoe. Practical didn't have to mean a totally different style. A family visit can be a full day, even when we haven't planned anything big. I pictured when I'd actually reach for them.
Larry C.Verified buyer
I still wanted laces
I like being able to tie Wide the way I want. Extra room doesn't mean I want a completely loose fit. I looked at the shape, the opening, and the size information. I still like choosing my own things. Shoes included.
Edward R.Verified buyer
Not just sizing up
What attracted me to Wide was the width, not another bigger size number. Those aren't the same thing for my feet. My usual walk is part of my day. I like having a routine that gets me moving. I liked being able to look at the details for myself.
Charles K.Verified buyer
Practical without the look I dislike
Wide looks like an everyday sneaker to me. I didn't want a shoe that made me feel dressed for an appointment. The everyday look helped put them on my shortlist. Wanting a practical shoe doesn't mean I've stopped caring what I put on.
Paul W.Verified buyer
A detail I use
The heel tab on Wide is a useful little detail. I reach for it when I put the shoes on. The pair I like at breakfast isn't always the pair I want on by dinner. I paid attention to the fit later in the day too.
Matthew N.Verified buyer
My toes were the priority
The front of Wide was my priority when I tried them on. I care more about room there than a sleek-looking point. I paid attention to where my toes sat when trying them on. I used to blame my feet whenever a shoe felt wrong. Now I pay closer attention to the shape.
Jason H.Verified buyer
Room with an adjustment
I wanted the extra-wide shape of Wide and still wanted laces. I like having a way to adjust how snug the upper feels. I don't mind paying for shoes I wear. It's the ones that sit there that bother me. I wanted details that mattered in everyday use.
Steven S.Verified buyer
An everyday-looking upper
I like the knit on Wide. It looks like a normal everyday shoe I'd pick for myself. I paid attention to the sole instead of just the upper. A shoe can feel nice for thirty seconds and still not be the one I reach for.
John L.Verified buyer
Width was the point
The reason I chose Wide was room across the foot. I didn't want to keep buying a longer shoe just to get width. I've started paying attention to what is under my feet instead of just picking a color. I treated these as footwear, not a treatment.
David B.Verified buyer
An honest first impression
I like the room in Wide so far. I can't turn that into a promise about every other person's feet or long-term wear. I compared this pair with what bothered me about the ones I already own. I have a corner of my closet full of shoes I thought I'd wear more.
Alan P.Verified buyer
One shape, not a width dial
Wide gives me an extra-wide shape, but it isn't a shoe with different width settings. I still had to decide whether that shape worked for me. I started a job where I barely sit down. That was a bigger change than I expected. I narrowed it down by the details I could actually see.
Peter J.Verified buyer
Checked the actual sizes
I checked the men's sizes listed for Wide instead of guessing. Having a wider shape doesn't mean every size is available. I was looking for my own preferences in the details. I stand behind a chair most of the day. My step count doesn't tell the whole story.
Victor T.Verified buyer
Looks like my own choice
I like that Wide doesn't look clinical to me. I wanted to choose shoes because I liked them, not because they looked like a label. School drop-off is only the start. There's usually a whole list waiting afterward. I looked at the size information before choosing.
Patrick M.Verified buyer
Room still needs checking
The room in Wide interested me, but I still checked how they felt later in the day. I didn't assume the name answered everything. I wanted to look at the actual shoe and make my own mind up. After dinner service, I still have my own evening to get through. These are my off-duty pair.
Dennis C.Verified buyer
Two different measurements
With Wide, I thought about both width and length. Getting one right doesn't mean I can ignore the other. Helping my mom means little trips back and forth all day. It adds up. I paid attention to how I'd put them on and wear them.
Frank R.Verified buyer
A pair I can picture using
Wide looked like something I could wear in my ordinary week. I didn't want to buy a pair that only sounded good in the description. I wasn't trying to replace every shoe I own. My work boots stay by the back door when I get home. I want a different pair for the rest of my day.
Anthony K.Verified buyer
A fit I can adjust
The laces are something I appreciate on Wide. I like controlling the snugness across the top. The store can be quiet and I still spend the whole day on my feet. I wanted the shoe to make sense for what I do most.
Thomas W.Verified buyer
The shape mattered
I chose Wide because of the extra-wide shape. I still paid attention to where my heel sat, not just whether my toes had room. I looked at the shape as much as the description. Teaching means carpet time, hallway duty, and a lot less sitting than people think.
Scott N.Verified buyer
A more focused search
Wide made sense on my shortlist because width was the thing I was shopping for. I finally had a more specific question than whether a shoe was comfortable. I go from room to room all day and somehow lunch is over before I sit down. I wanted to pay attention to the whole fit, not just my first impression.
Eric H.Verified buyer
Looked at the bottom too
I checked the tread on Wide when I unpacked them. I like seeing the whole shoe instead of judging just the top. The unfamiliar name made me look more closely at the details. My shift ends, but the laundry and dinner still need doing.
George J.Verified buyer
Shopping with my real day in mind
A family visit can be a full day, even when we haven't planned anything big. I wanted a pair with a place in my normal week. Wide looks like an everyday sneaker to me. I didn't want a shoe that made me feel dressed for an appointment. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Richard T.Verified buyer
Doing my own comparing
I'm tired of choosing between something practical and something I actually like. I still like choosing my own things. Shoes included. I wanted to understand what I was choosing. The heel tab on Wide is a useful little detail. I reach for it when I put the shoes on.
Adam M.Verified buyer
A choice for ordinary days
My usual walk is part of my day. I like having a routine that gets me moving. I compared them around how I live, not an age bracket. The front of Wide was my priority when I tried them on. I care more about room there than a sleek-looking point. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Andrew C.Verified buyer
Trying to find my kind of practical
Wanting a practical shoe doesn't mean I've stopped caring what I put on. I wanted practical without feeling like I'd given up on style. I wanted the extra-wide shape of Wide and still wanted laces. I like having a way to adjust how snug the upper feels. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Kevin R.Verified buyer
Thinking about fit later in the day
Some of my shoes feel much tighter in the afternoon than they do in the morning. The pair I like at breakfast isn't always the pair I want on by dinner. A pair needs to suit more than a quick try-on before breakfast. I like the knit on Wide. It looks like a normal everyday shoe I'd pick for myself.
Mark K.Verified buyer
Length is only part of fit
I used to blame my feet whenever a shoe felt wrong. Now I pay closer attention to the shape. I looked at the shape as well as the size number. The reason I chose Wide was room across the foot. I didn't want to keep buying a longer shoe just to get width. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Robert W.Verified buyer
Thinking about value differently
I don't mind paying for shoes I wear. It's the ones that sit there that bother me. I compared usefulness, not just the price tag. I like the room in Wide so far. I can't turn that into a promise about every other person's feet or long-term wear. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Michael N.Verified buyer
I know my preferences better now
I don't get along with every soft shoe. That took a few purchases to figure out. A shoe can feel nice for thirty seconds and still not be the one I reach for. The way a shoe is shaped matters to me too. Wide gives me an extra-wide shape, but it isn't a shoe with different width settings. I still had to decide whether that shape worked for me.
Timothy H.Verified buyer
More questions before buying
I've started paying attention to what is under my feet instead of just picking a color. I wanted to judge the fit and feel, not chase a cure. I checked the men's sizes listed for Wide instead of guessing. Having a wider shape doesn't mean every size is available. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Joseph S.Verified buyer
Less easily impressed this time
I have a corner of my closet full of shoes I thought I'd wear more. I didn't want to buy the same disappointment in another color. I like that Wide doesn't look clinical to me. I wanted to choose shoes because I liked them, not because they looked like a label. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Luis L.Verified buyer
Figuring out workday shoes
I was tired of counting the hours until I could take my shoes off. I started a job where I barely sit down. That was a bigger change than I expected. I needed something more useful than another comfort slogan. The room in Wide interested me, but I still checked how they felt later in the day. I didn't assume the name answered everything.
Raymond B.Verified buyer
Not shopping for a running shoe
I stand behind a chair most of the day. My step count doesn't tell the whole story. I've stopped expecting every popular shoe to suit me. With Wide, I thought about both width and length. Getting one right doesn't mean I can ignore the other. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Larry P.Verified buyer
Looking beyond my old sneakers
School drop-off is only the start. There's usually a whole list waiting afterward. Fit was the bit I spent the most time thinking about. Wide looked like something I could wear in my ordinary week. I didn't want to buy a pair that only sounded good in the description. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Edward J.Verified buyer
Shopping for after my shift
I get home from the restaurant and immediately want my work shoes off. After dinner service, I still have my own evening to get through. These are my off-duty pair. I've heard enough miracle-shoe talk. The laces are something I appreciate on Wide. I like controlling the snugness across the top.
Charles T.Verified buyer
Thinking about everyday footwear
Helping my mom means little trips back and forth all day. It adds up. The practical details mattered more than fancy wording. I chose Wide because of the extra-wide shape. I still paid attention to where my heel sat, not just whether my toes had room. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Paul M.Verified buyer
A separate pair for after work
My work boots stay by the back door when I get home. I want a different pair for the rest of my day. I was happy to have a separate pair for a separate purpose. Wide made sense on my shortlist because width was the thing I was shopping for. I finally had a more specific question than whether a shoe was comfortable. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Matthew C.Verified buyer
Standing is different from running
After standing through a whole shift, even a quick grocery stop feels like a lot. The store can be quiet and I still spend the whole day on my feet. I was shopping for everyday use, not athletic performance. I checked the tread on Wide when I unpacked them. I like seeing the whole shoe instead of judging just the top.
Jason R.Verified buyer
My school-shoe search
Teaching means carpet time, hallway duty, and a lot less sitting than people think. Looks aren't everything, but they do matter to me. The knit upper is part of why Wide felt like my kind of shoe. Practical didn't have to mean a totally different style. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
Steven K.Verified buyer
More than a soft first step
I go from room to room all day and somehow lunch is over before I sit down. I've learned not to judge a pair by the first soft step. I like being able to tie Wide the way I want. Extra room doesn't mean I want a completely loose fit. This time I compared actual width rather than just choosing a bigger size.
John W.Verified buyer
Work shoes took some thought
By the time I get to my car, my feet are usually the first thing on my mind. My shift ends, but the laundry and dinner still need doing. I usually stick with familiar brands, so I did hesitate. What attracted me to Wide was the width, not another bigger size number. Those aren't the same thing for my feet.
Scott B.Verified buyer
Before everyone comes over
A family visit can be a full day, even when we haven't planned anything big. I was putting too much thought into my shoes before perfectly ordinary family days. I wanted the extra-wide shape of Wide and still wanted laces. I like having a way to adjust how snug the upper feels. Most of my days are a mix of little things.
Eric P.Verified buyer
Wanting both is reasonable
I'm tired of choosing between something practical and something I actually like. I still like choosing my own things. Shoes included. Clear, ordinary details matter to me. I like the knit on Wide. It looks like a normal everyday shoe I'd pick for myself.
Brian J.Verified buyer
Enough debating my shoes
My usual walk is part of my day. I like having a routine that gets me moving. I don't want every plan to start with a debate about what to put on my feet. The reason I chose Wide was room across the foot. I didn't want to keep buying a longer shoe just to get width. I know what matters in my own routine.
Daniel T.Verified buyer
Comfort shopping can be frustrating
I was frustrated by how many comfort shoes didn't look like something I'd choose. Wanting a practical shoe doesn't mean I've stopped caring what I put on. I still wanted to recognize my own taste in them. I like the room in Wide so far. I can't turn that into a promise about every other person's feet or long-term wear.
James M.Verified buyer
By the afternoon
The pair I like at breakfast isn't always the pair I want on by dinner. Some of my shoes feel much tighter in the afternoon than they do in the morning. Wide gives me an extra-wide shape, but it isn't a shoe with different width settings. I still had to decide whether that shape worked for me. I've learned to think about my whole day when choosing shoes.
Bruce C.Verified buyer
My toes have opinions
My toes hate being crowded, and buying a longer shoe hasn't always solved it. I used to blame my feet whenever a shoe felt wrong. Now I pay closer attention to the shape. I don't want extra length just to get room across the front. I checked the men's sizes listed for Wide instead of guessing. Having a wider shape doesn't mean every size is available.
Samuel R.Verified buyer
Tired of the closet purchases
I don't mind paying for shoes I wear. It's the ones that sit there that bother me. My least favorite thing is spending money and going right back to my old pair. I like that Wide doesn't look clinical to me. I wanted to choose shoes because I liked them, not because they looked like a label. A cheap pair isn't much of a bargain if I never wear it.
Martin K.Verified buyer
Soft is not my only requirement
I don't get along with every soft shoe. That took a few purchases to figure out. A shoe can feel nice for thirty seconds and still not be the one I reach for. I wanted to look beyond the word comfortable. The room in Wide interested me, but I still checked how they felt later in the day. I didn't assume the name answered everything.
Carlos W.Verified buyer
My heels make me picky
I've started paying attention to what is under my feet instead of just picking a color. My heels have been fussy, so I don't buy shoes on looks alone anymore. With Wide, I thought about both width and length. Getting one right doesn't mean I can ignore the other. I'm careful about promises aimed at sore feet.
Ronald N.Verified buyer
I did not need another unused pair
Buying another pair feels annoying when the last few are still sitting there. I have a corner of my closet full of shoes I thought I'd wear more. My last few purchases made me cautious. Wide looked like something I could wear in my ordinary week. I didn't want to buy a pair that only sounded good in the description.
Gary H.Verified buyer
Counting down to shoes off
I started a job where I barely sit down. That was a bigger change than I expected. I was tired of counting the hours until I could take my shoes off. The laces are something I appreciate on Wide. I like controlling the snugness across the top. I got tired of having fifteen tabs open.
George S.Verified buyer
By the last appointment
It's the standing in one place that gets me, especially by my last appointment. I stand behind a chair most of the day. My step count doesn't tell the whole story. I know I'm picky about what I wear on my feet. I chose Wide because of the extra-wide shape. I still paid attention to where my heel sat, not just whether my toes had room.
Richard L.Verified buyer
The little trips add up
School drop-off is only the start. There's usually a whole list waiting afterward. My feet get tired on ordinary days, not just on big outings. Wide made sense on my shortlist because width was the thing I was shopping for. I finally had a more specific question than whether a shoe was comfortable. I don't assume the number I usually wear tells the whole story.
Adam B.Verified buyer
Work shoes off first
I get home from the restaurant and immediately want my work shoes off. After dinner service, I still have my own evening to get through. These are my off-duty pair. I wasn't looking for a dramatic before-and-after story. I checked the tread on Wide when I unpacked them. I like seeing the whole shoe instead of judging just the top.
Andrew P.Verified buyer
There is always another thing
Helping my mom means little trips back and forth all day. It adds up. I rarely get a long break, and my feet notice all those little trips. The knit upper is part of why Wide felt like my kind of shoe. Practical didn't have to mean a totally different style. I wanted something that made sense in my everyday routine.
Kevin J.Verified buyer
Ready to get out of my boots
After a day in work boots, the last thing I want is to stay in them until bedtime. My work boots stay by the back door when I get home. I want a different pair for the rest of my day. These have a different place in my day from my required work footwear. I like being able to tie Wide the way I want. Extra room doesn't mean I want a completely loose fit.
Mark T.Verified buyer
Then there are the groceries
The store can be quiet and I still spend the whole day on my feet. After standing through a whole shift, even a quick grocery stop feels like a lot. What attracted me to Wide was the width, not another bigger size number. Those aren't the same thing for my feet. My day isn't a workout, even when it wears me out.
Robert M.Verified buyer
Before the last bell
My feet were distracting me before the last bell even rang. Teaching means carpet time, hallway duty, and a lot less sitting than people think. I didn't want something I'd feel odd wearing with my usual clothes. Wide looks like an everyday sneaker to me. I didn't want a shoe that made me feel dressed for an appointment.
Michael C.Verified buyer
Standing counts too
I go from room to room all day and somehow lunch is over before I sit down. Standing still bothers me just as much as all the walking at work. The heel tab on Wide is a useful little detail. I reach for it when I put the shoes on. A quick try-on only tells me so much.
Timothy R.Verified buyer
The walk to the car
By the time I get to my car, my feet are usually the first thing on my mind. My shift ends, but the laundry and dinner still need doing. I wasn't sure about trying a brand I didn't know. The front of Wide was my priority when I tried them on. I care more about room there than a sleek-looking point.
Steven S.Verified buyer
The ordinary family days
A family visit can be a full day, even when we haven't planned anything big. I like the room in Wide so far. I can't turn that into a promise about every other person's feet or long-term wear. I wasn't shopping for a special occasion.
John L.Verified buyer
I choose my own shoes
I still like choosing my own things. Shoes included. Wide gives me an extra-wide shape, but it isn't a shoe with different width settings. I still had to decide whether that shape worked for me. I didn't want to spend weeks studying shoes. I wish I'd thought about width separately from length sooner.
David B.Verified buyer
I like keeping my routine
My usual walk is part of my day. I like having a routine that gets me moving. I checked the men's sizes listed for Wide instead of guessing. Having a wider shape doesn't mean every size is available. I don't want someone choosing for me just because of my age.
Alan P.Verified buyer
Still want to like my shoes
Wanting a practical shoe doesn't mean I've stopped caring what I put on. I like that Wide doesn't look clinical to me. I wanted to choose shoes because I liked them, not because they looked like a label. I didn't want my shoes to feel like a label.
Peter J.Verified buyer
Breakfast feet and dinner feet
The pair I like at breakfast isn't always the pair I want on by dinner. The room in Wide interested me, but I still checked how they felt later in the day. I didn't assume the name answered everything. Morning fit doesn't tell me everything. I wish I'd thought about width separately from length sooner.
Victor T.Verified buyer
Paying attention to the shape
I used to blame my feet whenever a shoe felt wrong. Now I pay closer attention to the shape. With Wide, I thought about both width and length. Getting one right doesn't mean I can ignore the other. Going up a size hasn't always fixed crowded toes.
Patrick M.Verified buyer
The pair that actually gets used
I don't mind paying for shoes I wear. It's the ones that sit there that bother me. Wide looked like something I could wear in my ordinary week. I didn't want to buy a pair that only sounded good in the description. I'm trying to buy fewer things that end up unused.
Dennis C.Verified buyer
More than thirty seconds
A shoe can feel nice for thirty seconds and still not be the one I reach for. The laces are something I appreciate on Wide. I like controlling the snugness across the top. Softer isn't automatically better for me. I wish I'd thought about width separately from length sooner.
Frank R.Verified buyer
Looking past the color
I've started paying attention to what is under my feet instead of just picking a color. I chose Wide because of the extra-wide shape. I still paid attention to where my heel sat, not just whether my toes had room. I wasn't expecting a shoe to solve everything going on with my feet.
Anthony K.Verified buyer
That corner of the closet
I have a corner of my closet full of shoes I thought I'd wear more. Wide made sense on my shortlist because width was the thing I was shopping for. I finally had a more specific question than whether a shoe was comfortable. I've been excited about shoes before and barely worn them.
Thomas W.Verified buyer
New job, different routine
I started a job where I barely sit down. That was a bigger change than I expected. I checked the tread on Wide when I unpacked them. I like seeing the whole shoe instead of judging just the top. There are so many shoes that sound almost the same. I wish I'd thought about width separately from length sooner.
Scott N.Verified buyer
My step count misses a lot
I stand behind a chair most of the day. My step count doesn't tell the whole story. The knit upper is part of why Wide felt like my kind of shoe. Practical didn't have to mean a totally different style. What someone else loves isn't always right for me.
Eric H.Verified buyer
Just an ordinary busy day
School drop-off is only the start. There's usually a whole list waiting afterward. I like being able to tie Wide the way I want. Extra room doesn't mean I want a completely loose fit. Buying shoes online always makes me pause.
Brian S.Verified buyer
My evening starts late
After dinner service, I still have my own evening to get through. These are my off-duty pair. What attracted me to Wide was the width, not another bigger size number. Those aren't the same thing for my feet. Big promises make me more doubtful, not less. I wish I'd thought about width separately from length sooner.
Daniel L.Verified buyer
All those little trips
Helping my mom means little trips back and forth all day. It adds up. Wide looks like an everyday sneaker to me. I didn't want a shoe that made me feel dressed for an appointment. Little bits of fuss add up when you're busy.
James B.Verified buyer
The boots stay by the door
My work boots stay by the back door when I get home. I want a different pair for the rest of my day. The heel tab on Wide is a useful little detail. I reach for it when I put the shoes on. I don't expect one pair to do every job.
Bruce P.Verified buyer
A quiet store is still standing
The store can be quiet and I still spend the whole day on my feet. The front of Wide was my priority when I tried them on. I care more about room there than a sleek-looking point. I wanted a pair for my actual routine. I wish I'd thought about width separately from length sooner.
Samuel J.Verified buyer
Teaching is a standing job
Teaching means carpet time, hallway duty, and a lot less sitting than people think. I wanted the extra-wide shape of Wide and still wanted laces. I like having a way to adjust how snug the upper feels. I still want to like how my shoes look.
Martin T.Verified buyer
Lunch is barely a break
I go from room to room all day and somehow lunch is over before I sit down. I like the knit on Wide. It looks like a normal everyday shoe I'd pick for myself. I don't decide how I feel about shoes in the first minute.
Carlos M.Verified buyer
For the part after work
My shift ends, but the laundry and dinner still need doing. The reason I chose Wide was room across the foot. I didn't want to keep buying a longer shoe just to get width. I'd never bought from Again before. I wish I'd thought about width separately from length sooner.
