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Out of all my fashion struggles, I think shoes are by far the most challenging for me. I have REALLY wide feet and sometimes deal with swelling. I spend a lot of my time wearing stretchy flats and rarely wear sneakers unless I’m exercising.
I’ve never really found sneakers to be overly comfortable and they’re almost always too tight for me.
Nike sneakers are by far my favorite aesthetically, but they always have been way too narrow for me in my adult years.
Recently, after getting tired of hearing me whine about how much I hated my sneakers my husband, Kevin, decided to take me shoe shopping. I browsed every rack in the store and was feeling a bit defeated… until we were on our way out and I spotted them.
There was ONE small shelf of Nike sneakers with a sticker that said “extra wide”!
DREAMS. DO. COME. TRUE!
I excitedly tried the shoes AND THEY FIT! Perfectly!
I bought these beautiful Tanjun Wide Width (2E) Sneakers in Wolf Grey/White and have worn them non-stop ever since.
These are comfy enough for long walks and attractive enough for my favorite athleisure looks or for running errands.
If you’re on the hunt for extra wide width sneakers, I HIGHLY recommend you check these out!
If grey isn’t your thing, you can check them out here in white, black, and even pink and black!
Or if you don’t have wide feet, you can check out the regular width here!
Let me know below… do you have wide feet? What are your favorite sneakers? Maybe I’ll do a roundup of our faves soon!
Additional Reading:
This blog post has sparked more messages and conversations than anything else I’ve ever posted. You’ve told me that you struggle with finding wide and extra wide shoes like I do, and I want to help.
I’ve been on a mission to try a variety of styles and brands of wide width shoes and will be starting a series rounding up my faves.
Be sure to bookmark this post because I’ll be linking all the new posts in the series here.
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Amber Dodson says
Miranda, you couldn’t have posted this at a better time! I have always struggled to find a good pair of wide width shoes. I am in the market for a new pair of shoes since my surgery. I will be sure to check these out! Thanks!
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
So happy the timing worked out! I love these so much! I bet you’ll like them too!
Sara Mitchell says
I love Nike sneakers and bought a similar pair last year. However, the tounge of the shoe was attached on both sides so it was super tight on the top. I will need to investigate these further. I am in need of a good sneaker.
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
The tongue can be a challenge for me too! These are not attached on the sides! Super helpful!
HM Scott says
I have had good luck with Sketcher D’Lites in wide. Both the slip on and tie versions. Sketchers also has a nice line in Wide for slip on, flat or slight heel shoes that can be dressy or casual for work. I am not affiliated with them. Just found what works for me. I’m 8.5W and it’s hard to find nice, comfy shoes.
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
I do wear Skechers slip ons as well! The flats! They’re very comfy too but I was missing “real” sneakers. I haven’t checked out the D’Lites!
jcpeats says
I have extra wide feet, too. Will be looking into these!
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
Awesome! I bet you’ll love them!
Anna Kate Kate Goshko says
There is nothing better than comfy shoes!
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
Totally agree!
Whitney S. says
It’s so great when you find a pair of shoes that you love and that fits perfectly!
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
Yes! The best feeling!
Michelle Krentz says
Once you find the perfect fitting pair of shoes, your life is changed forever!
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
So true!
Christine says
I have the style in regular sizes but had to size up. I didn’t realize they come in wide too.
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
I didn’t know for a long time! Was so excited to discover them!
Lindsay Morris says
I’ve been waiting and waiting for my size and color to come back in stock and finally it was! Thank you again for posting about these! They’ve been a favorite but I’ve had to size up. I can’t wait to get them!!
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
I’m so happy you were able to get them!!! They’re so good!
Joe Williams says
I love New Balance with the rollbar in them. I have a white pair and a grey/ peach pair. They make the sublination ( rolling out of the heel) stable. I see a lot of plus size shoes that creal over outwardly this tennis shoe helps with that. If you have those problems that is the shoe for you. I’ll try that Nike also it look great.
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
Thank you for the tip!!
Stacey says
I love Brooks walking shoes!!!
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
My mom has been saying she loves them too! I need to check them out.
Heather Casteel says
I have been wearing new balance extra wide shoes for over 10 years. They’ve been great. Their Aravon line of casual shoes has moved to rockport.com and they’re all I wear to the office.
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
Thank you!! Good to know!
Melinda says
Thank you for sharing.Will check theses out.
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
You’ll have to let me know what you think when you try them!
Brianne says
Do you think these are supportive enough for workouts?
Miranda Schultz (The Plus Life) says
I personally wear them for exercising but I don’t do anything super high impact. They work great for me, but I know everyone’s different with their shoe/support needs. They’re definitely great for walking which is my primary use.