Wide & Extra Wide Orthopedic Shoes
Innovative technology creates the most comfortable wide width shoes
- Orthofeet shoes are available in extended widths. Most of the styles are available in Wide and Extra-Wide, including a variety of styles that are available in Extra-Extra-Wide.
- Extra depth design offers a relaxed, non-binding fit and accommodates custom-made orthotic.
- The wide & roomy toe-box provides room for toe movement and enhances comfort for those with bunions, hammertoes Morton’s neuroma & swollen feet.
- Orthofeet wide width shoes are engineered with unique biomechanical features and therapeutic detailing to help alleviate foot and heel pain and to offer the ultimate comfort and protection for sensitive feet.
To see more Wide Width footware: Slippers, Sandals, Boots, Sneakers
NEW ARRIVAL
Leather
Venice - Brown
$104.95 $125.00
Sahara - Red
$104.95 $125.00
Leather
Naxos Two Way Strap - Yellow
$104.95 $125.00
Clio - White Snake
$104.95 $125.00
NEW ARRIVAL
Water Repellent
stretchable
Hands-Free
Kita Hands-Free - White
$134.95 $155.00
NEW ARRIVAL
Water Repellent
Bristol - Black
$139.95 $160.00
Waterproof
Leather
Dakota - Olive
$144.95 $160.00
Waterproof
Leather
Dakota - Blue
$144.95 $160.00
Leather
Gemini - Brown
$104.95 $130.00
Leather
Gemini - Black
$104.95 $130.00
Water Repellent
stretchable
Hands-Free
Yari Hands-Free - Black
$134.95 $155.00
Water Repellent
stretchable
Hands-Free
Yari Hands-Free - Gray
$134.95 $155.00
stretchable
Lava No-Tie - Black
$119.95 $145.00
stretchable
Edgewater Stretch - Blue
$119.95 $145.00
Waterproof
Leather Combo
Ridgewood - Brown
$144.95 $160.00
Waterproof
Leather Combo
Ridgewood - Black
$144.95 $160.00
Customer Reviews
Ella
"I have a diabetic foot condition that requires me to wear 6E width shoes, which are incredibly hard to find. These shoes have been a blessing! They feel as comfortable as slippers, yet they are sturdy and holding up well. And they fit my VERY wide foot. My one complaint? They also come in Gray, but for some reason OrthoFeet only makes the Gray version up to size 4E, not 6E. And they don't make them in White at all, for some reason. Get on it, OrthoFeet!"
Dana Degenhardt
"I have neuropathy, hammer toe, Morton's neuroma, arthritis, high arches, pronation and bone spurs. It is extremely difficult for me to be comfortable with my feet. These are the best shoes I have found. Although I have normally width feet, I found that I need extra-wide shoes in order to accommodate thick socks without feeling any pressure. I tried more than 6 pairs of Orthofeet shoes. These finally did it."
Robert Zeiler
"Excellent shoe, it was comfortable, but they were too wide, so I returned them. I had already ordered a pair of Gramercyâs and they fit just right, so I did not reorder the Bismarckâs."
How Wide & Extra Wide Orthopedic Shoes Can Help Alleviate Symptoms
Premium Orthotic Insoles
Premium orthotic insoles with anatomical arch support re-aligns the foot and body, easing pain on the foot and heel, all the way up your knees, hips and lower back.
Arch Booster System
The Orthofeet Arch Booster can be added under the orthotic insole to increase the support to the arch and reduce pressure at the heel and ball of the foot.
Walking on a Cloud
Innovative Ortho-Cushion™ System with premium orthotic insole and ergonomic cushioning sole soften impacts, making every step you take soothing with comfort.
Fitting Spacers
If the shoes are too loose you may get a snugger fit using the removable spacers that come with the shoes (1/16'' and 1/8'' thick), enhancing stability and comfort.
Innovative technology creates the most comfortable wide width shoes
- Orthofeet shoes are available in extended widths. Most of the styles are available in Wide and Extra-Wide, including a variety of styles that are available in Extra-Extra-Wide.
- Extra depth design offers a relaxed, non-binding fit and accommodates custom-made orthotic.
- The wide & roomy toe-box provides room for toe movement and enhances comfort for those with bunions, hammertoes Morton’s neuroma & swollen feet.
- Orthofeet wide width shoes are engineered with unique biomechanical features and therapeutic detailing to help alleviate foot and heel pain and to offer the ultimate comfort and protection for sensitive feet.
To see more Wide Width footware: Slippers, Sandals, Boots, Sneakers
FAQs:
If your feet are wider than normal or swollen, or if you have bunions and or other protrusions in your feet, then yes, wide shoes are a very good idea.
Wide width shoes are designed to provide a broader fit compared to standard sized shoes, including a spacious toe box that leaves enough room for the toes to spread naturally.
You can also benefit from wearing wide width shoes if you don’t have wide feet, as long as the fit is good.
The best way to determine if you have wide feet is to measure them, although its important to note that there is no universal width measurement chart that shoe brands use.
Another way to determine if your feet are wide is to check if your current shoes are too tight. If your feet feel squeezed in, you need to go up in width.
You can also look at the shape of your feet and if you notice they are wider than they are long, it means you may have wide feet.
A rounder, boxier toe box (the front of the shoe) is best if you have wide feet because it can accommodate wide feet, leaving enough space for the toe to wiggle freely.
For summer, open-sided styles can also offer a relaxed fit for wide feet.
The main difference between medium and wide shoes lies in the width of the shoe last, which is the mold used to construct the shoe.
Medium or standard width shoes are designed to fit the average foot width. They provide a moderate width in the forefoot, midfoot and heel areas.
Wide width shoes, on the other hand, are designed to accommodate feet that are wider than the average width. They offer additional room in the forefoot area, typically allowing the toes to have more space to spread out naturally.
