[hamonrye]

Other than Sidi who makes wide width shoes?

 

[jeff262]

Carnac

The don't make specific wide models, but many models have wider toeboxes than most shoes. Quality is also good.

 

[CFBlue]

I tried the carnac ledgends before the Sidi Mega's. The Megas were wider. I'd like them even a tad wider than they are. Next round will probably be custom D2's.

 

[chuckice]

fyi...i wear 4e width sneakers and specialized pro carbons and dmt both fit me great. they don't come in widths but they're perfect for my wide foot.

 

[peabody]

06 nike shoes

fit alot wider now. i used to wear 43 mega sidi, in the new nike i wear a 42.5.
both are 9's.

 

[KeeponTrekkin]

Lake makes shoes in regular and wide sizes

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[bobsmargs]

Mega Sidis

The .5 sizes are even wider. I.e 45.5 is much wider than 45.

 

[hamonrye]

I've looked at Nashbar and Performance and there not carrying the wide ones. Any other good places?

 

[godot]

Shimano

Shimano's R215 can be found in an E width.

 

[shawndoggy]

Other than Sidi who makes wide width shoes?

I have a semi wide foot (like I wear the 3E new balance running shoes), and I've frequently had problems with too-narrow cycling shoes. "Standard" Diadora's have plenty of toe box room for me.

 

[Mr. Versatile]

Shimano's R215 can be found in an E width.

151's are also available in wide sizes. They're great shoes.:thumbsup:

 

[mpeters25]

Other than Sidi who makes wide width shoes?

Nike now makes a wide width in a road shoe and a mtb shoe. I'm 4E width in sneaker size and the Nike wides fit well. You can purchase them through Trek's online store. The only recommendation I have is to see how Nike's fit your foot beforehand. I'm a size 12 in most shoes but have to by 13's in ANY Nike shoe. Hope this helps.

Matt

 

[Alpinist]

ping pong paddles

I wear a Nike Pegasus 3E and the fit is great.
I have the D5's in a 43 Mega. They fit ok but I leave the 2 velcro straps as loose as I can. I have a narrow heel. I just got some G5 Mega's in a 43 and they are a little longer than the D5's and there is a small amount of heal slip. I am going to send them back. Now I just need to find a better fitting shoe. I hate to drop down to a 42.5 and lose any width in the toebox.:mad2:
I tried a nice pair of Specailized last year but they were a little on the narrow side for me. Not sure what model.

Crazy because you would think someone 5'9" and 143 lbs would not have such a wide toebox

The Shimano 151's sound worth trying.

Wish I had the cash for the D2's. I might give them a call tomorrow.

Alpinist