We know finding the right fit is hard when you’re copping fresh creps.
And it’s even more of a struggle if your feet are a bit wider.
Don’t stress though, there’s still loads of sneaks that are designed with a bit of extra room in em.
So, let us do the hard work. Sit back, relax. We’re gonna run you through some of the best trainers for wide feet.
New Balance 740
Kicking off the list with some noughties-inspired energy. The New Balance 740 is one of the most popular chunky sneakers on the market.
Inspired by the OG running silhouette, it’s got a lot to offer in terms of comfort and style.
An open knit mesh upper, ABZROB cushioning and a grippy rubber outsole. The 740 delivers on all fronts.
And if you’ve got wider feet, you’re gonna love em even more.
With 71.5mm in its big toe area, it’s less off a squeeze between the big toe and pinky. Trust, there’s bags of room.
With stacks of colourways and JD-exclusives, you’re in the right place if you’re lookin to cop.
adidas Campus 00s
The Campus has been doing bits over the last few years. And if you’re looking for extra movement, it’s got you covered.
In 2022, adidas released the Campus 00s. Taking cues from lifestyle and skate shoes from the early noughties, it has since become one of adidas Originals’ most popular pairs.
With it being a bit chunkier than the OG Campus, the latest silhouette gives you a roomier feel than before.
It has a true D medium fit but is also available in wide if you’re looking for extra space. In truth, the whole shoe is spacious.
It’s slightly chunkier than other 3-Stripes silhouettes like the Handball Spezial and Gazelle, so if you have wider feet, we recommend the Campus as your next pick-up.
Nike Air Max Dn
Swoosh fans, this one’s for you. When it comes to comfort, it’s no big secret Nike Air Max’s are right at the top of the game. Those pressurised air units be working hard to keep you comfy.
Even better, the Nike Air Max Dn is very generous when it comes to space.
Joining the sneaker scene in March 2024, we’ve been seeing plenty of you lot reppin it on the streets.
It uses a Dynamic Air system. Two pressurised unit chambers shifting air levels. Seriously, Nike cooked here.
We know the Dn is super comfy so it’s no big shock that it features on this list.
Boasting 96.1mm of width, it makes everyday steppin a whole lot easier if you’ve got wider feet.
Nike Dunk
Making its way from the Hardwood to the streets, the Nike Dunk has been a fan fave for a while now.
Bringin major Basketball vibes, the Dunk can be considered one of Nike’s hall of famers.
From its premium leather upper to the soft foam midsole, the ’85 icon is has got it all.
And for you lot with wider feet, it’s looking like a great shout.
Comin in with its widest part at 94mm, we can confirm the Nike Dunk has a solid width for a D medium shoe.
Vans Knu Skool
We get it, sometimes you just gotta rep some old school style.
Reviving one of its most famous looks from the ‘90s, Vans is not messin around with the Knu Skool.
Skater style, made for the streets. You know the drill. Back in the ‘90s, skaters across the globe started to lace up in chunkier, puffy skate shoes.
And that’s where the Knu Skool came in.
Taking inspo from the Old Skool silhouette, Vans decided to swap the slim, streamlined upper for a wider, padded version.
Luckily for you lot, Vans refreshed the silhouette back in 2023.
Now, let’s talk width. From the big toe to the pinky, the Knu Skool goes up to 96.55mm. Put simply, that’s wider than what you’d usually get in a D medium width shoe.
So, yes, it’s perfect if you have wider feet.
Time To Lace Up
Alright, that’s us done talking. We’ve shown you the best trainers for wide feet, now it’s time for you to pick your next pair.
Seen one you like? Say less. We’ve got stacks of colourways and styles in men’s, women’s and kid’s sizes.
