are these clogs narrow width or the Regular
620426
Wide in my opinion, hard, and super cheap which is suprising considering they are Birks. The insert moves easily which I found to be unstable. I had to return the pair I bought.
620427
Not sure- but my feet are pretty wide and they fit me fine! I use a gel heel/arch insert that fills some space otherwise they would be too big but that could be the "size up" I ordered with the insert in mind. Again the width is ok for my wide feet.
942842
They come in regular and wide mouth sizes. I ordered the wrong size because it doesn't specify in the description. If you want wides make sure it says wide mouth.
407481
The (m) is regular width (2E) is wide. Be advised that many reviewers found this boot a tad large I described it as roomy and that is ok for my application as primarily a winter boot as I will wear thick socks so unless you have very wide feet I would go with (m).
278112
Go with a 41 if you have narrow ft. 42 if wide. Mine were a bit big as I wear a 45 running shoe but a pair of cushions fixed them.
430929
Width wise they are individual so it doesn't matter the clamps open up pretty well so if the bucket isn't too thick you should be alright
869587
I got the boots for someone that is 6.5 and garden clog type for me and I wear a 7 both fit well ...yes.. both size 7
1049639
I do think they will work for both of your widths. Never having had a narrow foot, I'm not positive but I think they will work. There is no problem for the medium size.
420117
Kecia, They are narrow, but they're deep. They are sufficient. You won't be sorry if you purchase this. I love mine!
1571553
I think they fit a wider foot better. My great granddaughter has a narrow foot, her foot slides forward.
2100424
I'm not exactly certain in terms of "E" width measurements but I find that they are plenty wide. I bought the 10-11 size figuring I'd shoot for a half size bigger than normal since I wanted to use them with and without the liner, I've had them about a year and still haven't got around to getting the liner but outta the box they were huge on me over the year I've tried many different combinations of various insoles to try to find a sweet spot but have come to the conclusion that I'm going to need to order the liners. There is nothing at all inside them to absorb the sweat plus there's also way too much extra space, not only at the foot but all the way up the boot. Hope that helps. I'm not exactly certain in terms of "E" width measurements but I find that they are plenty wide. I bought the 10-11 size figuring I'd shoot for a half size bigger than normal since I wanted to use them with and without the liner, I've had them about a year and still haven't got around to getting the liner but outta the box they were huge on me over the year I've tried many different combinations of various insoles to try to find a sweet spot but have come to the conclusion that I'm going to need to order the liners. There is nothing at all inside them to absorb the sweat plus... » Read More I'm not exactly certain in terms of "E" width measurements but I find that they are plenty wide. I bought the 10-11 size figuring I'd shoot for a half size bigger than normal since I wanted to use them with and without the liner, I've had them about a year and still haven't got around to getting the liner but outta the box they were huge on me over the year I've tried many different combinations of various insoles to try to find a sweet spot but have come to the conclusion that I'm going to need to order the liners. There is nothing at all inside them to absorb the sweat plus there's also way too much extra space, not only at the foot but all the way up the boot. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I'm not sure a wide width would fit in the shoe. I think a regular normal width would fit great. If there's anyway you could try them on somewhere that might be to your advantage
1011523
I'm not sure but I'd start w/ reg. because they are adjustable to depth of bite & completely flexible & I've use then for years & love 'em & they adjust to width & depth. Here's the #1-888-792-0865 call & they can answer Q & A...I suspect the narrow might be for children &/or very petite adults. They do a great job, last lots longer than they claim, & cost a small fraction of a custom nite guard - and do the IDENTICAL job !! :o)
259203
The ones that I have are 3/4" wide...they were purchased three years ago, but have probably not changed since then.
508855
I only have the boots and they compare to a moderately narrow size 8. (Ordered size 8)
1711670
These are 5" wide. You may want to try a different insert as these will squish up in the middle.
1689883
Don't know about muck boots. We both love the sloggers. They wouldn't be good for someone with wide feet. My husband has narrow feet, he loves them. I have med width. I ordered one size up. I like them. They are great for the weather.
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Regular size. You can order them from the same plaethe marblerun if you are not sure.