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The Best Barefoot Shoes For Wide And Extra Wide Feet

Bare foot next to a narrow barefoot sneaker and a wide barefoot shoe, showing the difference in toe space.

Finding the best barefoot shoes for wide feet can seem like an impossible task. With so many options on the market, it can be difficult to find a pair that looks good and fits your foot shape properly. For those with wide or extra-wide feet, the challenge is even greater.

But here’s the good news: there are barefoot shoe brands out there that cater specifically to wider feet, offering designs with spacious toe boxes and adaptable fits. In this guide, we’ll help you navigate through the best options for adults. For recommendations specifically for kids, check out our dedicated post on Wide Barefoot Shoes for Kids.

Why Choosing the Right Width Matters

Choosing the right barefoot shoes for your width is more than just a matter of comfort. A proper fit allows your toes to splay naturally, supports healthy foot function, and helps you experience the full benefits of barefoot footwear. Ill-fitting shoes, on the other hand, can restrict movement and even cause harm over time.

That’s why understanding your own foot shape matters so much. Barefoot shoes are only truly effective when they match both your foot width and overall proportions. Measuring foot width is a great starting point, but don’t forget about foot volume — the height and fullness of your foot — which can completely change how a shoe feels on you.

For a deeper understanding of how to measure your feet and why volume matters, explore our educational guides:

If you’re unsure about your foot width, we’ve got you covered:

  • Take our Foot Width Quiz to discover whether your feet are narrow, medium, wide or extra-wide.
  • Explore our detailed guide on Barefoot Shoes by Width: Find brands sorted from narrow to wide, making it easy to locate the perfect match for your foot shape.
  • Download our Barefoot Shoes Brand Guide PDF to explore all the brands organized by width, with direct links and special discount codes to buy from each brand.
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Top Brands Offering Wide and Extra-Wide Barefoot Shoes

In this section, you’ll find brands and specific models that work well for wide and extra-wide feet. Some offer consistently wide fits across their collections, while others include just a few models that truly accommodate wider feet.

Keep in mind that width can vary by size — what fits as extra-wide in smaller sizes may feel narrower in larger ones. Be sure to read the fit notes carefully for each brand to find your best match.

To ensure our recommendations are accurate, we tested all shoes on different foot widths within our team:

  • my father-in-law, whose feet are extra wide (26.5 cm long and 12.5 cm wide),
  • my sister (24.9/10 cm) and mum (26/10.5 cm), who both fall into the wide category in our Foot Width Quiz.

This helped us to identify which shoes genuinely work for wide feet, and which provide enough space for the widest feet. So, when we say that a shoe fits wide or extra-wide feet, this is based on our own testing, rather than just the brand’s claims.

Sole Shape Comparison of Wide & Extra Wide Barefoot Shoe Brands

This comparison highlights the sole shapes of wide and extra-wide barefoot shoe brands/models. The sole shape directly influences the fit, comfort, and overall suitability for different foot widths and shapes. Use this visual guide to identify which brands may work best for your feet.

Wyde Footwear

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Suitable for: Wide feet and extra wide feet

Why We Recommend:

  • Spacious, anatomically shaped toe box with one of the widest fits available
  • Stylish and durable designs suitable for various occasions
  • Great for beginners or anyone looking for more cushioning in barefoot shoes

Consider Before Buying:

  • Slightly heavier with a thicker sole – perfect for beginners, but may feel too cushioned for those accustomed to minimalist barefoot shoes
  • Limited range of styles currently available

WYDE offers some of the widest-fitting barefoot shoes we’ve tested, combining modern, stylish designs with a comfortable fit for extra-wide feet. While their shoes are a bit heavier compared to minimalist barefoot options, the cushioned sole makes them an excellent choice for beginners or anyone looking for extra padding.

Size & fit: Wyde shoes are incredibly generous in both width and volume, making them ideal for extra-wide feet. They fit true to their size chart, but the internal lengths differ slightly from other barefoot brands—so you may need to size up. I wear size 43 (foot dimensions 26.3 cm / 10 cm) and find the length ideal for my feet. Their designs adjust well to a range of foot volumes, including wider ankles and higher insteps. Even with my skinny ankles, I was able to achieve a secure fit, though the shoes do feel a bit wide for my medium-width feet.

They were also tested by Sabine, our extra-wide feet tester, who found them amazing for her foot shape and praised the comfort and roominess, especially in the toe box.


Softstar Shoes PRIMAL LINE

Suitable for: wide and extra-wide feet (PRIMAL line and Switchback boots)

Why We Recommend:

  • Among the widest barefoot shoes available on the market
  • Super high-quality, buttery-soft leather with that unmistakable natural leather scent
  • Customizable options, including different colors and features on select models
  • Available in two widths (‘Regular’ and ‘Wide’) to accommodate a variety of foot widths

Consider Before Buying:

  • Some styles have less room above the toes
  • Higher price point — especially for international buyers with customs fees
  • Not all models are fully foot-shaped, so check carefully before purchasing

Softstar Shoes offers a wide variety of premium barefoot shoes crafted from exceptionally soft leather, ensuring comfort and durability. Their ‘Wide’ models are some of the widest barefoot shoes you can find, offering unparalleled toe space. However, not all Softstar styles are fully foot-shaped, so it’s essential to review the details of each model.

Sizing & fit: Softstar shoes often have less room above the toes, so it’s advisable to choose a size with slightly more length to avoid toe compression or poking out at the top. I typically wear size 10U in most models (foot length 26.3 cm), as I’m at the upper limit for size 9U according to their size chart.


Groundies Barefoot+ Models

Suitable for: wide and extra-wide feet (Barefoot+ line)

Why We Recommend:

  • Stylish, versatile, and mainstream-looking barefoot shoes for any occasion
  • Barefoot+ models are among the widest on the market and work well for higher-volume feet
  • One of the most accessible brands for wide feet, available in multiple regions

Consider Before Buying:

  • Only Barefoot+ models are suitable for wide or extra-wide feet
  • Some styles are not as high quality

Groundies is a German barefoot brand known for its wide selection of stylish, everyday shoes. The Barefoot+ line is especially generous in width, offering one of the best mainstream fits for wide and extra-wide feet. They’re roomy, flexible, and comfortable — a top pick even for my father-in-law with extra wide feet.

Sizing & Fit: Groundies shoes come in multiple widths, making them suitable for a variety of foot types. Barefoot+ models, in particular, are spacious and designed for wide and extra-wide feet. These models also adjust well to different foot volumes, though low-volume feet may benefit from an added insole for an optimal fit. I usually wear size 42 in Groundies (foot length 26.3 cm). Note that Barefoot+ models are slightly longer than their standard Barefoot line, so always refer to the size chart for accuracy.

Explore More: Find out more about Groundies in our review.


Proalp

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Suitable for: Narrow, medium, wide, and extra-wide feet (different models with different widths available)

Why We Recommend:

  • Handmade in Slovenia with excellent durability and materials
  • Available in three width options, including a Widest-Plus fit for extra-wide feet
  • Customizable design – choose colors, lining, zippers, or sole type
  • Reliable year-round models for both city and outdoor use

Consider Before Buying:

  • Only the widest models suit extra-wide feet
  • May not be the best fit for wider ankles and heels

Proalp shoes are crafted in Slovenia with an impressive mix of durability and flexibility. Their “Widest-Plus” width is among the few options that accommodate truly wide feet while still maintaining a refined look. The ability to customize materials and features makes them a standout choice for anyone struggling to find the perfect fit off the shelf.

Sizing & Fit: Available in half sizes and three widths. The Widest-Plus fits both wide and extra-wide feet comfortably, with low and average foot volume. They fit best on slimmer ankles and heels and are less suitable for high-volume feet. True to size according to the chart, with customization options to fine-tune the fit even more.


Shapen

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Suitable for: narrow, medium and wide feet (depending on model)

Why We Recommend:

  • Fashion-forward barefoot designs for women, men, and kids
  • Some models available in two widths for a more customized fit
  • Excellent barefoot feel thanks to thin, flexible soles
  • Certain styles are more affordable than other barefoot brands

Consider Before Buying:

  • Wide models fit wide and higher-volume feet well, but may be too narrow for extra-wide feet
  • Leather quality varies and isn’t as high-end as some other brands

Shapen offers many attractive and modern barefoot styles — from elegant flats to chic boots — that prove you don’t have to choose between looks and comfort. Some models come in two widths, helping you fine-tune the fit. Most of their wide styles work well for wide and higher-volume feet, though they can feel snug for extra-wide feet. In smaller sizes, the fit tends to be slightly wider.

Sizing & Fit: Shapen shoes generally fit true to size. Wide models suit medium and wide feet, while those with extra-wide feet may need to size up. Winter boots often have extra midfoot volume, making them a good option for fuller feet or wider ankles.

Explore More: Find out more about Shapen in our review.


Freet

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Suitable for: Medium and wide feet (depending on model)

Why We Recommend:

  • Great option for practical, outdoor-friendly barefoot shoes and boots
  • Newer models are wider
  • Innovative materials (like coffee grounds) and vegan-friendly options
  • Excellent durability for all-weather wear

Consider Before Buying:

  • Some models may feel slightly more cushioned than traditional barefoot footwear.
  • Small sizing inconsistencies across models

Freet is a versatile barefoot brand known for its durable, outdoor-ready footwear that still feels soft and flexible underfoot. The latest generations of Freet models are wider and more anatomically shaped, offering an excellent fit for wide feet and even working well for extra-wide feet with a little adjustment.

If you have extra-wide feet, we recommend sizing up by one size — the added length usually isn’t noticeable, even for medium-width feet, as Freet shoes adjust so well through the laces and upper materials.

Sizing & Fit: Freet’s fit varies slightly between models. Generally, the widest options are made from thinner materials, while winter boots with added padding can slightly reduce internal space. For extra-wide feet, sizing up one full size provides just enough extra width without affecting comfort. I typically wear size 43 (foot length 26.3 cm) for the best balance of length and space.

Explore More: Find out more about Freet in our review.


Fleeters

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Suitable for: medium and wide feet (depending on model)

Why We Recommend:

  • Stylish, effortlessly cool sneakers made from sustainable vegan materials
  • Includes two insoles for easy volume adjustment
  • Great fit for wide feet when worn with the thinner insole

Consider Before Buying:

  • Not suitable for extra-wide feet
  • Some models have slightly higher volume and may feel roomy for low-volume feet

Fleeters are stylish and versatile sneakers made from innovative vegan materials like corn leather, grape waste, and recycled cotton. They’ve shown great durability over time, and most styles are easy to clean. We generally consider Fleeters best for medium-width feet, but some models offer more width and volume — depending on the materials used — making them a comfortable option for slightly wider feet (though not for extra-wide shapes).

Sizing & Fit: True to the size chart. Fits medium and wide feet best (not extra-wide). Each pair comes with two removable insoles. For wide feet, we recommend wearing them with the thinner insole, which instantly creates more space without affecting comfort. My sister, who has wide feet, finds them an excellent fit and wears them daily.


Dolfie Paradise – Supersonic

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Suitable for: medium and wide feet (Supersonic model)

Why We Recommend:

  • Premium craftsmanship and exceptional material quality
  • Supersonic model offers a slightly wider fit suitable for wide feet
  • Includes two insoles to fine-tune comfort and ground feel

Consider Before Buying:

  • Not suitable for extra-wide feet
  • Best for average foot volume — may feel snug on higher-volume feet

Dolfie Paradise is usually our pick for medium-width feet, but the Supersonic model stands out with a roomier fit that also works for wide feet. The quality is outstanding — soft, luxurious materials and refined detailing make these some of the best-made barefoot sneakers we’ve tested. They come with two insoles, allowing you to adjust the feel depending on your barefoot experience or desired cushioning.

Sizing & Fit: Best for medium and wide feet with low and average foot volume. True to size according to the chart. For extra room, you can remove the insole or use the thinner one provided.

Explore More: Find out more about Dolfie Paradise in our review.


Wildling Shoes – Ranidae Rain Boots

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Suitable for: wide feet (size up for extra-wide or high-volume feet)

Why We Recommend:

  • The widest rain boots we’ve tested
  • Great traction and durability with deep-lugged soles
  • High-quality craftsmanship and lovely colors
  • Works well for both wide and higher-volume feet

Consider Before Buying:

  • For extra-wide or high-volume feet, size up for more space
  • Low-volume feet may feel some room over the instep

Wildling is a brand we usually recommend for narrow to medium-width feet, but their Ranidae rain boots are a clear exception. This model offers a noticeably wider fit that comfortably accommodates wide feet — and even extra-wide feet when sizing up. The toe box is especially generous, while the structured heel keeps the foot secure.

The Ranidae combines Wildling’s signature craftsmanship with practicality: durable materials, deep tread for excellent grip, and charming details like the subtle Wildling fox logo on the heel. It’s one of the best options we’ve found if you’re looking for wide or extra-wide barefoot rain boots that don’t compromise on comfort or design.

Sizing & Fit: True to size for wide feet; size up for extra-wide or higher-volume feet. Works well with Wildling’s socks for added warmth or to fine-tune the fit.


Saguaro

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Suitable for: wide feet (only models marked ‘Extra Wide’ are suitable)

Why We Recommend:

  • Affordable barefoot shoes — great entry point for beginners
  • Lightweight, flexible, and easy to slip on
  • Some styles made on their widest sole, suitable for wide feet

Consider Before Buying:

  • Made from synthetic materials
  • Not all models are truly wide — look for those marked Extra Wide on their website

Saguaro is one of the most affordable barefoot brands available, making it an excellent starting point if you don’t want to invest too much in your first pair. Their shoes are made from synthetic materials that are lightweight and easy to wear.

Some Saguaro models are made on a wider sole — look for those marked “Extra Wide” on their website. This sole is noticeably wider in smaller sizes (even suitable for extra-wide feet) and fits wide feet best in larger sizes.

Sizing & Fit: Fit varies by model. The Extra Wide line works for wide and, in smaller sizes, even extra-wide feet. True to size according to their chart.


Kjavik

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Suitable for: medium and wide feet

Why We Recommend:

  • Excellent barefoot sneakers for everyday wear or workouts
  • Adjustable fit with easy slip-on function
  • Includes two insoles to customize cushioning and ground feel
  • Durable construction with breathable mesh upper

Consider Before Buying:

  • Not ideal for extra-wide feet
  • Low-volume feet may experience extra space inside

KJAVIK sneakers combine sporty looks with everyday versatility. The breathable mesh upper keeps them lightweight and comfortable for both casual wear and gym sessions, while the flexible sole offers a nice balance between cushioning and ground feel.

They come with two insoles — one thicker for extra cushioning and one thinner for better ground feel — so you can easily adjust comfort to your liking. For more width and volume, we recommend wearing them without an insole, which provides a noticeably roomier fit. Once adjusted, the laces stay in place so you can slip them on easily without constant retying.

Sizing & Fit: Best for medium and wide feet with average to high volume. Low-volume feet may feel extra space, especially with the thinner insole. Sizing up can also offer more width and even extra space if your toes are square-shaped.


Jenon Leather

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Suitable for: medium, wide, and extra-wide feet (when custom-made)

Why We Recommend:

  • Elegant barefoot shoes with a refined, dressier look
  • Customization available for width, length, and toe box shape
  • High-quality craftsmanship and soft leather that molds beautifully to the foot

Consider Before Buying:

  • Standard models fit best for medium-width feet
  • Custom orders require extra time for production

Jenon Leather is an excellent choice if you’re looking for barefoot shoes with a more elegant or dressy style. Their standard models work best for medium-width feet (I’m wearing one of these in the photo), but since each pair is handmade, you can easily request custom adjustments for wide or extra-wide feet. The leather is soft yet durable, and each shoe is carefully crafted for long-term comfort.

If you’re interested in more personalized options, explore our Custom-Made Barefoot Shoes guide for additional brands and tailor-made fits.

Sizing & Fit: True to size for medium-width feet. For wide or extra-wide feet, choose a custom fit for the best results.


Bohempia

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Suitable for: wide and extra-wide feet (extra-wide only in smaller sizes)

Why We Recommend:

  • Sustainable barefoot sneakers made from hemp
  • Available in two widths (Regular and Wide)
  • Stylish, casual look — great everyday barefoot alternative to mainstream brands

Consider Before Buying:

  • ‘Wide’ fit varies by size — extra-wide in smaller sizes, only wide in larger ones
  • The raised edge of the sole limits width adjustment slightly

Bohempia creates sustainable barefoot sneakers that combine a clean, casual look with all-day comfort. Made from natural hemp, they’re lightweight, breathable, and perfect for daily wear. Their ‘Wide’ models offer an excellent option for wide feet, while smaller sizes can even accommodate extra-wide feet.

Sizing & Fit: Bohempia shoes tend to run slightly longer than the insole length listed in their chart. Smaller sizes (up to around EU 39) fit extra-wide feet well, while larger sizes suit wide feet best. Best for average to higher-volume feet.


Ahinsa Shoes

Suitable for: medium, wide and extra wide feet (depending on model)

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Why We Recommend:

  • 100 % vegan and ethically made
  • A wide variety of styles to suit different preferences and needs
  • Durable, easy-to-clean materials

Consider Before Buying:

  • Some vegan materials may feel less breathable in higher temperatures
  • Less suitable for high-volume feet, except in xWide models

Ahinsa Shoes is a vegan barefoot brand known for its soft, flexible designs and easy-to-maintain materials. They offer a variety of models for different needs, from everyday wear to sporty options, all built for natural movement and long-term comfort.

If you have wide or extra-wide feet, look under the “Extra Wide” category on their website — those models provide noticeably more width and volume in the toe box and forefoot area.

Sizing & Fit: True to size according to their chart. Best for medium and wide feet with low to average volume. The Extra Wide line offers additional space for both width and volume.

Best Barefoot Sandals for Wide Feet

When it comes to barefoot sandals, using printable templates (when available) is essential to ensure the best fit, especially for wider feet. Many sport sandals are easy to customize, allowing for adjustments in fit, style, or even toe strap placement to better suit your needs. However, there are fewer dressier options available in wider fits, so for those, we recommend exploring custom-made sandals.

Feelgrounds

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Feelgrounds sandals are among the widest everyday options we’ve tested. The strap layout offers a stable fit, though the strap over the instep can feel a bit snug for high-volume feet. The soft cork footbed feels comfortable right away, and they’re perfect for everyday summer wear — just note that the cork may darken over time.

Sizing & fit: Best for medium and wide feet. To ensure the proper fit, print out their templates and check the placement of the toe strap (marked by a dot). I wear size 42 (foot length 26.3 cm), and the fit is spot on.


Panta Sandals

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We’ve been big fans of Panta Sandals ever since we tried them for the first time. They offer several sole types and footbeds, all crafted from high-quality materials that balance durability with flexibility. The laces are easy to adjust and only need tightening twice — once when new and once after the sole molds to your feet. It’s a simple, long-lasting design that works beautifully for comfort and customization. Ships within the EU only.

Sizing & Fit: The standard Panta sole shape is best suited for medium and medium-wide feet. For those needing extra-wide fits, customizations can be made, but only outside the main season.


Shamma Sandals

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Shamma Sandals combine performance, comfort, and adjustability in one minimal design. They’re handcrafted in California from durable, high-quality materials and come in several sole thicknesses — from ultra-thin for maximum ground feel to more cushioned options for extra protection. The Velcro strap system makes them easy to adjust and keeps them secure during active wear, though some styles may take a little time to dial in the perfect fit.

Sizing & Fit: Best for medium and wide feet. For the most accurate fit, print their template before ordering — your toes should stay fully on the sole without any overhang.

REVIEW UPDATE STATUS

Last Updated: November 7, 2025

Update Notes:

  • Added KJAVIK, Jenon Leather, Saguaro, Fleeters, and Dolfie Paradise Supersonic to the list of wide-fitting barefoot shoes.
  • Updated Freet section with new information — newer models now offer more width and better fit for wide feet.
  • Refreshed descriptions with new sizing details and personal testing insights.

Original Testing: Jan 27, 2023

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the best barefoot shoes for wide and extra-wide feet?
The best barefoot shoes for wide and extra-wide feet vary by individual needs and can be influenced by your foot shape, volume, and the shoe’s design. Some top brands include Wyde, Softstar Shoes, Freet, Bohempia, and Proalp, which offer shoes with spacious toe boxes and generous width options.

2. How can I determine my foot width for barefoot shoes?
You can measure your foot width using a ruler or measuring tape at the widest part of your foot. Check out our guide on how to measure feet for step-by-step instructions. Afterward, take our Find Your Foot Width QUIZ to discover your foot width and see how you compare to others. The quiz compares your measurements to 50 million foot scans.

3. Do I need extra-wide shoes if I have wide feet?
If you have wide feet, you need barefoot shoes designed to accommodate your width. Barefoot shoes come in different widths, so it’s important to select a pair suitable for wide feet rather than narrow ones.

Properly fitting barefoot shoes should allow your toes to splay fully and return to their natural position. Shoes that are too narrow will squeeze your toes, limiting their movement and reducing your feet’s ability to function as natural springs and shock absorbers. Always prioritize a fit that aligns with your foot width and shape to ensure comfort and foot health.

4. Are there barefoot shoes suitable for high-volume feet?
Yes, brands like Kjavik, Shapen, and Wyde offer options that accommodate higher-volume feet. Look for models with adjustable laces or straps for a better fit.

5. What should I consider when choosing barefoot sandals for wide feet?
When choosing barefoot sandals, printable templates are essential to check the sole shape and ensure your toes stay on the sole. Sport sandals, such as those from Panta and Shamma, often offer customizable options, making them a great choice for wider feet.

6. Are there barefoot shoes for narrow heels and wide toes?
Yes, many barefoot brands design shoes with anatomically shaped toe boxes for wide toes while maintaining a secure fit around narrower heels. Proalp is a good example of this.

7. Can I customize barefoot shoes or sandals for a better fit?
Absolutely. Brands like Panta and Jenon Leather allow custom adjustments for width, length, and toe box shape. You can explore more options in our Custom-Made Barefoot Shoes guide.

8. Are barefoot shoes good for beginners?
Yes, but it’s important to transition gradually. Brands like Wyde, Freet, Dolfie Paradise, and Kjavik offer models with slightly thicker soles for added cushioning, making them ideal for beginners. Here you can find more options for beginners.

9. Why don’t all barefoot shoes fit the same, even within the same brand?
Different models within a brand may be built on varying lasts, soles, or made from different materials, which can all affect the shoe’s width and volume. Always consult the brand’s size chart, check reviews on our website, and use printable templates (if available) to ensure the best fit.

10. Are there barefoot shoes that work for low-volume feet?
Yes, some barefoot shoe styles work well for low-volume feet without any adjustments. However, for shoes designed for higher-volume feet, you may need to add an extra insole to achieve a better fit. This helps your foot fill out the shoe more comfortably and prevents any excess space.

Brands like Proalp and Dolfie Paradise offer options that work well for low-volume feet, especially in styles with adjustable laces or straps for a more secure fit.

11. What if I can’t find barefoot shoes that fit?
Custom-made barefoot shoes or sandals are an excellent alternative if you can’t find off-the-shelf options. Check out our blog post on custom-made barefoot shoes for recommendations.

12. Can sizing up help make shoes work for wider feet?
Yes, sizing up can add both width and volume. Just make sure you still have good heel security and your toes aren’t swimming in front.

Comments

  1. Den says:

    I looked into Realfoot, but although I’m a size 43 in length, their “Models for wide feet” aren’t even wide enough in a size 47 (My feet are 116-118 at the joint). Do you know any genuinely wide models or manufacturers, because I’m really struggling to find anything that isn’t either desperately over-length or awfully uncomfortable 🙁

    1. Katja says:

      Hi Dan,

      Check out the Groundies Barefoot+ models or Wyde. These are some of the widest brands we have seen. If none of those fit you, you might also consider exploring custom-made options. You can find them here: https://barefootuniverse.com/custom-barefoot-shoes/

  2. Jessica Luckenbach says:

    My feet seem to be extra wide for their length. They are 24.5 and 10cm wide.
    So even adding an approximate cm and looking at lengths 25.5 I still am finding the widths in the 9.5 avg. typically.
    Do I need to be strict with the width or will a bit smaller work?

    1. Tjaša says:

      Hi, making sure the shoes are wide enough is very important as that’s the only way they can perform their full function so we advise against choosing shoes that are narrower than your feet.

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