Perhaps the strangest question asked in this forum (my feet)

[John13]

Originally Posted by Kibbiekat

I'm a woman, but I've had good luck with wide widths from payless. They may not be quite as wide as you need though. Nordstrom Rack would be my other suggestion.

For men?

Maybe double E, tops. I would be stunned if they carried any wider as there is not much of a market for them.
Bigger than an EE width are very difficult to find...

[John13]

Originally Posted by MPowering1

We've ordered online from this site and the reviews people leave are very helpful when it comes to sizing and comfort.

Here are the dress shoes in your size.

I just opened the link.

This scares me. Here is one description I was kind of interested in:

This style tends to run narrow. For an accurate fit we recommend purchasing a 1/2 size larger than you typically purchase. For example, if you normally purchase a size 7, we recommend purchasing a size 7 1/2.

Whoa!

I didn't look but I can't see them paying the multiple times back and forth shipping until you get a good fit, if you get one at all. Unless one has actually bought them I'd strongly advise against. I learned my lesson and will never do that again.

[JohnnyMack]

I too have been "blessed" with gorilla feet .. I have been able to find Dr. Scholl's shoes that fit great and I could wear them all day.

You want soft leather shoes, hard leather and your feet will be killing you by lunch.

You may need to buy separate insoles too.

[mainebrokerman]

that is wide feet, are your toes webbed??


id do whatever is necessary to be comfortable

[Rubi3]

Both my brothers wear size 15 shoe. They also have trouble finding a good fit.

[JohnnyMack]

Originally Posted by Rubi3

Both my brothers wear size 15 shoe. They also have trouble finding a good fit.

My BIL had to mail order his shoes, something like 16 WWWWW

[jf2737]

Thanks everyone for the advice. I don't have a weird size (size 9) but the 4E is a killer. Plus I have a broken toe currently and my right foot hurts more than my left foot lol.

I've tried mail order and shoes are something I hate buying online. I'll find something.

ETA: I think I'm going to try SAS and/or Rockports. There's an SAS outlet store about a half hour from me and these from Rockport look promising (not too sure if they're dressy enough, but comfort is my number one priority.)

http://www.rockport.com/rocsports-li...t2mudgrd_black

[50states]

No sure if it was mentioned but check out wideshoes.com.

This is the web site for the Hitchcock company which specializes in wide shoes for men. A friend turned me onto the site and they even have a catalog you can order. Find the section for dress shoes - they have some very good looking shoes.

Good luck!

[John13]

Originally Posted by jf2737

Thanks everyone for the advice. I don't have a weird size (size 9) but the 4E is a killer. Plus I have a broken toe currently and my right foot hurts more than my left foot lol.

I've tried mail order and shoes are something I hate buying online. I'll find something.

ETA: I think I'm going to try SAS and/or Rockports. There's an SAS outlet store about a half hour from me and these from Rockport look promising (not too sure if they're dressy enough, but comfort is my number one priority.)

RocSports Lite 2 Mudguard | Men's Walking Shoes | Rockport®

Do that!

Check out the "Time Out" line. They are causal, comfortable, and look very dressy.

The width will not be a problem. As I mentioned I buy the double wide because the triple wide are too big! But maybe you need the latter.

[mag32gie]

Propet has XX wide in leather, if they are still too tight a shoemaker could stretch them.

Propét USA, Inc.