Light weight boots for wide ass feet?

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I’ve been trying to find the perfect pair of boots but my feet have really limited me. I usually wear a 12.5 EEEE shoe and can’t find any light weight hiking boots that are wide enough. Anyone have any advices?

Appreciate any help.

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I have interest in this as well, I wear 12 EEEE.

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New Balance makes wide widths, although they are limited to hikers.

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Salomon makes a Discovery GTX “W” & Quest 4D GTX “W” that denotes a WIDE feature.

http://www.salomon.com/us/product/quest-4d-gtx-w.html

http://www.salomon.com/us/product/discovery-w-gtx.html

Comet GTX are the heat as well BUT do not come in “W” as of yet as I understand it.
They are extremely comfortable.
worth a look
HTH…

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Got a 14 4E here and been using the Belleville boots in XW as of late.
http://www.bellevilleshoe.com/

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I wear 13 EEEE and am happy with the fit of my new Merrell Moabs. You may want to give their line a try to see if they have something that would work for you.

I’ve also heard Danners go really wide, but I’ve never tried them.

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I’d point you in the direction of Danner Boots, specifically the bonded sole boots like in the TFX series for a lightweight boot. Good luck and let us know what you find that fits.

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I’ve always wondered if there was a boot company that would allow me to purchase a 12 R and a 12 EE as one set. My left foot is wider than my right which causes all kinds of problems when doing long marches and the such…Anyone ever hear of it?

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I know that Whites and Drew’s Boots will do this for a customer, but these are probably not the boots you’re looking for. They are heavy hand lasted/built/stitched boots like all Forest Service firefighters wear. You might try direct from Danner and see what they’ll do for ya.

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i appreciate the heads up, i looked for half a hour and the W stands for women instead of wide :frowning: fack.

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I thought Danner ran on the narrow side.

I wear a 12EEE. I like Red Wing boots. They wear well. Their warranty is excellent. Plenty of options available. Most models are made in the USA.

I have heard they will sell right and left in different sizes to fit you properly.

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No, I wear Danner’s in 2E and I think they go up to 4E.

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Good I am not the only one out there with flippers!

RED WING is the only boot that fits me w/o pain. I too have a EEEE or 4E. I went to a shoe shop/leather repair shop and was told 4E is actually H width. You might have luck searching that way. My experience is W and XW are nowhere wide enough for me. I no longer get ingrown toenails now that I have a wide enough boot/shoe. My foot used to hang over the side of my sole. Not anymore. My Redwings are also made in America. Not all of their line is.

I wear their 607’s. I think the 608’s are in brown. They are not light weight but fit!

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I will look into them. What I need are light wieght, tactical boots. I wear Redwing pull-on boots when I get the chance to be a civilian! :sarcastic: I have found that the leather will stretch quite liberally after a few good days wearing them.

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I tried a pair of the red with g Wellington group s but could not get my Foo into the boot! Would have need awesome for those trips to the wood pile and outhouse at deer camp!

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I have semi-wide feet, and the regular width Moabs fit me fine. The wide are actually wide fr a change. Comfortable, light, and breathable.

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I wrote a review of the Danner Corvallis boot a few weeks ago. https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=78595
They are around $160. My foot measures 10.5 - 11 EEEE, and the pair I bought was a 11 EE. They fit wonderfully. They are made in china Danners, but of great quality I have found. They might work for you.