Some people have commented about these being on the narrow end of things. Do you find them to be more narrow than other shoes?
643006
Fabulous, flexible, soft. That's why narrow worked fine for my right-wide-fitted shoe. Once or twice my right toe senses the black rubber toe box, but I'm not bothered. I hike often, too. I recommend you give it a shot!
643007
I dont find these shoes to be narrow. I would say they fit more like a glove, very comfortable. In my opinion, this shoe should fit this way for its purpose. Like any new hiking type lace up shoe, you will need to loosen the laces to put on, then retighten. these shoes come very tightly laced from the factory. Easier to put on after being worn a few times. ive had these shoes for about nine months and love them.
643008
I would say that it is a slim fitting shoe but not so much that it is a problem. the only thing I would say is that because they are slim fitting I would go with a size that is true to you foot. i.e not a sneaker size that is typically a 1/2 - 1 size bigger. They are beautiful though!
1944476
The fingers are a bit shorter than usual for a medium but not narrow. If your fingers themselves are longer AND bigger, then yeah, find a different pair. But if it's just their width, then these should be fine.
636580
I find them to be reasonably snug without being too tight. For me they are comfortable. If you were to be more active than walking normally, they would slide out of position. Unfortunately probably one of those things you'll have to try to see if they work for you. Hope this helped a little.
2083113
I don't know, but they ought to be ok for that. They do seem a little more steep and narrow than I had hoped.
1409069
No my experience was the ones I had were smaller than what I expected and couldn't use them so I gave them to a woman what had a small foot. Mine were medium size that was much too small for me.
1464415
The only way you will know for sure is to order and try them. I find they are very comfortable and because they are a little taller than a shoe the dirt does not get into them. I too have a narrow foot and they are snug on me.
1503384
I have found that it varies with the shoe. You would have to try it both ways. The Pedag inserts have brought me relief.
798446
I have not run across any shoes that my tri-comfort didn't help and fit nicely in...if the shoe is closed in enough to keep the sole in, it has made them better for me.
334909
I would ask the supplier. I found a chart on another shoe and used that. It was ok.
1021987
Hard to say, but I have a wide-ish foot and they are comfortable to me. Of course, thicker socks always helps. I saw that sloggers.com has free returns, and I also saw them at Walmart's website, maybe in stores, I don't know. Our local nursery and OSH carries them so I could try on in the store. Maybe you can do that somehow.
1064070
I had to go put mine on to see how they felt. I think they would work for someone with a wider foot. I find mine to be just what I wanted.
1152248
these run narrow. unless the offer triple e i would be cautious about ordering.
1660160
I think the pumps might be better. Not sure they'll fit width-wise though. For high heels or pumps, you might be better off buying a pair of orthotics at a drug store or a place like WalMart. If they don't work, you can always return them.
536192
Yes, although I can't quite get them as tight as I could with regular laces. I find that I can get them as tight as I need them, sometimes they get a little too tight at the top and not tight enough at the bottom.
1649427
I have a little bit of a wide foot as well but not enough to justify wide sized shoes. The 45 worked for me.
809349
I have worn these shoes for years and love them. I wear a 7 in regular shoes and a 7 1/2 in these. I wouldn't necessarily call them wide, but I wouldn't recommend them for a narrow foot.
1464413
I also have a narrow foot, used to wear a AA width shoe in my younger days. These fit snug on my feet with ankle socks, have not worn them without socks. I also use them to garden. I have no problems.