Wide Width Women Shoes

Archive for March, 2010

• Fun & stylish shoe by Merrell
• Full grain leather upper
• Padded Mesh lining
• Easy zip-up design
• EVA comfort footbed

Product Description
Fun & stylish shoe by Merrell,Full grain leather upper,Padded Mesh lining,Easy zip-up design,EVA comfort footbed,4-way stretch nylon mesh for comfort and stability,Contrast stitching,Rubber outsole… More >>

Merrell Women Barrado Leather Shoe j76118

Product Description
Soft Style by Hush Puppies Women’s Roxane Slip-Ons – a versatile look enhanced with a great fit, lightweight feel and cushioned comfort This dress slip-on is crafted with a suede-like fabric upper that looks great and is easy to clean. Plus, elastic stretch over the top of the foot provides added stretch for a better fit. You’ll enjoy every step in the latex foam footbed, padded with extra cushioning in the forefoot to soften impact on the ball of foot…. More >>

Women’s Soft Style® Roxane

I’d like to go to a store that has a large selection of wide-width shoes to try on, instead of a place that has maybe two or three styles they might or might not have in wide.

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I wear converse, but they’re too narrow. As a result, I have these nasty bunions Are there any brands out there that make wide shoes? Converse is too narrow. How about Vans, Simple, or Tom’s Shoes? Or any other brands.

• Flexible rubber outsole resists slips and flexes with your steps for an easy, sure-footed walk.
• Metallic mist sockliner feels soft against the skin for less irritation.
• Polyurethane or patent polyurethane upper and polyurethane upper lining wrap the foot in comfort for a great fit.
• Polyurethane or patent polyurethane upper, polyurethane upper lining and sockliner, latex foam insole, steel shank, rubber outsole.
• Care: Spot clean upper with a damp cloth.

Product Description
The Soft Style collection is made for women who think it’s as important to have stylish shoes as it is to have shoes that are comfortable. This versatile, basic dress pump with a covered heel combines a lightweight outsole, great fit, and cushioning for all-day comfort! The latex foam footbed is padded with extra cushioning in the forefoot to soften impact on the ball of foot and lessen the pain of bunions…. More >>

Women’s Soft Style® Angel II

I have wide feet. I like the look of Converse and Vans, but they are too narrow. I like Adidas and Nike too, but I can never seem to find too many wide shoes that I like the appearance of. Ideas?
PS- I just like bright, solid colors on shoes. Nothing too old person ish but nothing too elaborate either.

• Cushioning
• Visible rearfoot grid system provides cushioning and stability
• Compression molded EVAS midsole provides increased shock attenuation, responsive cushioning and durability
• SRC Impact Zone and HRC forefoot cushioning provides shock attenuation at the heel strike and toe-off stance
• 13.4 oz

Product Description
Display a style worthy of imitation in the Grid Shadow 11 running shoes from Saucony. Rugged synthetic and mesh upper in a tough running shoe style with a round toe. Bungee lacing system, padded collar and heel. Lightly padded fabric lining. Removable lightly padded insole, midsole consists of molded EVA and provides HRC Forefoot cushioning and shock absorption. Outsole consists of blown rubber which provides miles of traction and durability…. More >>

Saucony Men’s Grid Shadow 11 Running Shoe,White/Silver/Navy,10 W

I just bought some beautiful, expensive shoes but they are too wide and slip off my feet. I put in slip-ins and heel grips but they don’t help. Can a shoe repair place help do something to make them fit narrow feet? I will be very mad if I can’t wear them! I can’t return them because I bought them in a different country. I would appreciate any advice….

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