I need a 8.5 Wide, how much difference is there between Med. width & Wide Width, they seem to be out of wide in my size?
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I wear a 7W in Avia now, so I ordered a 7W in a new Avia shoe. The shoes I received looked more like a 6M.Based on that, if you need a wide width, a medium is too narrow. Wearing shoes that are too narrow or short will cause permanent damage to your feet, as I am sure you know. This brand does not have consistent sizing.
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Not sure, but I would try the regular size. This shoe is comfortably wide. You can always return it if not. I've bought it twice because it's the best tennis and most comfortable for me, and while I'm not a wide, I don't have narrow feet.
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There is a big difference. I thought the C/D would be wide enough, it wasn't. From now on I plan on getting the WW if I can find some.
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I am a 9.5 wide but I end up buying the 10 medium when the 9.5 W isn't available.
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Wide will not work. I wear 11W (EEEE) and my foot could not get into the toe box. The strap would have worked if I could have gotten my foot in.
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I wanted the narrow but ended up with the wide. It is my middle toe that needs to be straightened but the wide is way too big. The narrow probably would have worked better. I have another loop that I got from my podiatrist and I think in some cases the toe may get retrained but mine is not.
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Hello Sara,I just tried them in my wife's size 8 New Balance shoes they fit, but the New Balance that my wife has are a wide fit.
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According to the manufacturer "Sloggers" these boots are considered a Medium width. We would recommend checking your particular width with the manufacturer Sloggers to ensure it will fit you properly.
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Anna, I got the sm-med and they fit me fine. My shoe size is 9. Hope this is helpful to you.
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I have a wide foot that is why I use men's sizes and perhaps the more important reason is that they last longer. That said I chose a D width because they run roomy, not over size. I can wear thin socks and heavy wool socks and adjust for the thickness with the boot laces which are part of the tung and tucks in very well to hold the foot back against the heel when using thin socks. Lastly I donot know if they make them in narrow. Amazon has a wonderful return program can't hurt trying plenty of room on the lace adjustment the wooly socks feel the best.
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Is wide, I also have a wide foot. Just in case I buy a number more than use.
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Go with glove size- sm or med = med - Lg =Lg . Don't think it'll matter a lot tho.
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I think it depends more on how wide your foot is, but either will probably work. I have a wide foot, skinny long toes, size 7.5/8, and I got a small. I probably could have gone with an extra small.
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Mine was ok on width. BUT there did seem to be a variety of width selections noted on the packaging I received. So perhaps there was an error??
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I agree with B.W. these are a tight fit for width. I got a large and i have size 11.5 and these were hard to get on.
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My sense is that the boot will not likely be wide enough. I wear between 8-1/2 and 10 (D or E) depending on the last. My foot measures 10-1/4" long by 4-1/4" wide. The boot I have is a size 11 (no width spec) with a felt insert. My best estimate of the inside is 11-1/4" by 4-1/4" (12-1/2" long by 5" wide outside dimensions). I bought these half expecting to return them if they didn't fit. They didn't have "my size", so I ordered these that should have been "way to big". They fit just fine in the width and the added length is not really noticeable (until I climb stairs!). They've been great boots so far. Good luck! My sense is that the boot will not likely be wide enough. I wear between 8-1/2 and 10 (D or E) depending on the last. My foot measures 10-1/4" long by 4-1/4" wide. The boot I have is a size 11 (no width spec) with a felt insert. My best estimate of the inside is 11-1/4" by 4-1/4" (12-1/2" long by 5" wide outside dimensions). I bought these half expecting to return them if they didn't fit. They didn't have "my size", so I ordered these that should have been "way to big". They fit just fine in the width and the added length is not really... » Read More My sense is that the boot will not likely be wide enough. I wear between 8-1/2 and 10 (D or E) depending on the last. My foot measures 10-1/4" long by 4-1/4" wide. The boot I have is a size 11 (no width spec) with a felt insert. My best estimate of the inside is 11-1/4" by 4-1/4" (12-1/2" long by 5" wide outside dimensions). I bought these half expecting to return them if they didn't fit. They didn't have "my size", so I ordered these that should have been "way to big". They fit just fine in the width and the added length is not really noticeable (until I climb stairs!). They've been great boots so far. Good luck! « Show Less
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The difference between B(M) and C/D has to do with how wide the shoe is. I wear a 7 1/2 wide.(D) If they shoe I want doesn't make it in (D) and I can only get it in the regular sizes. I need to go up a full size in the shoe. I however, do not untie my shoes at all. To me. Every shoe is a kick-off shoe. Also, keep in mind that every ones comfort level with a shoe is different. I do hope this helps.
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I have an 8.5 shoe and on the back of the insoles it shows the sizing so you just trim it to your size and there is a 5. As long as you follow the line they will fit snug in your shoe. My cutting was a little rough however they do for in my shoes. If you are unsure about the trimming try a 5.5 and trim down until it fits. Hope this helps.Ps they are amazing!
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I do think they will work for both of your widths. Never having had a narrow foot, I'm not positive but I think they will work. There is no problem for the medium size.
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They make styles that do run wide. They will have LS beside the style name to indicate a wider version.