The Best Sneakers for Wide Feet That Don’t Feel Like a Toe Prison

ProsComes in tons of colorwaysMultiple options for width ConsSome colorways are currently sold outIf you know anything about activewear, then you know about Hoka shoes. The beloved athletic shoe brand is a fan favorite thanks to its extra cushion and fashion-forward colors. The Hoka Bondi 9 is a walking shoe, so it's super plush, and it has a mesh upper for a bit of stretch. But the real treat with Hoka is that a lot of the brand's shoes actually come in wide-width options—these do!Sizes4-12Width OptionsRegular, wide, extra wide Colors24 ProsMixed materials add dimension and styleConsOne reviewer says the shoe wasn't as wide as expectedDip a toe in the mixed-materials pool with these Dolce Vita sneakers, which combine suede, smooth leather, and metallic accents with a classic gum outsole. If you're looking for sneakers to add a little flair to your outfit, these are the ones. Plus, the pair offers a wide toe box. Finally, Dolce Vita shoes I can wear without pinching!Sizes: 5-13Width optionsWide, regularColors5Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowProsSo lightweight and comfy from the first wear On sale! ConsSome shoppers liked the older model betterAnother fan-favorite from Hoka? The Clifton 10 Sneakers, which are made for running long distances and come with all the necessary stats for it: ultra-plush cushioning, a revitalized underfoot experience, and breathable uppers that make them so lightweight.Sizes4-12WidthMedium, Wide, X Wide Colors23ProsReally chic colorways Trending silhouette ConsDon't come in extra wide sizesIf you love a chunky sneaker, boy do I have the shoe for you. New Balance’s 9060 style is the perfect pick—it so effortlessly toes the line between comfortable and cool, with a sculpted pod midsole that gives the sneaks an exaggerated, cushioned appeal. And shoppers with wide feet confirmed: they’re “one of the few shoes that [their] toes feel comfy in.”Sizes5.5-18.5WidthRegularColors 6 Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowProsSuper comfortable but with a modern aesthetic Great for runners Breathable and cooling in the heat ConsSome reviewers said they had a break-in period Need a sneaker with support (but don’t want it to look like a pair of orthopedics you found in an ad in AARP)? Allow me to introduce you to New Balance’s Fresh Foam X 1080 V15 Running Shoe. They offer a breathable, supportive fit that makes them comfy enough to run/walk/skip/whatever for miles.WidthNarrow, Regular, Wide, X-Wide Colors16Worried about your foot health? Podiatrists gave the Altra Torin 8 Running Shoe their stamp of approval. The design prioritizes practicality with balanced cushioning and FootShape toe boxes that allow your toes to spread out comfortably. Oh, and the balanced midsole keeps your heel and forefoot at the same distance from the ground for the right low-impact form while running!Sizes5.5-12WidthRegular, wide Colors16Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowThe Topo Phantom 4 Sneaker is designed for performance—no matter what that means for you. Runners and walkers get high cushioning and a smooth ride with 35 x 30 mm stack height and superior softness that feels like you’re legit dancing on clouds (not exaggerating)(okay, maybe a little, but you get it).Sizes6-12WidthRegular, wide Colors6Proslightweight and durableavailable in tons of colorwaysConsnot durable for longwearWhen the viral Klaw sneaker is out of stock, go for this viable option. These chunky platform sneakers are perfect for working out, traveling, and walking for long periods of time because the cushioning is so supportive. Oh, and did you check out the low price?Sizes6-11WidthStandardColors18Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowProsSo lightweight Orthotics fit if you need extra support Comfy right out of the boxConsSome shoppers said they found other brands more cushion-yAnyone who spends a significant amount of time on their feet—for work, exercising, mom-ing, whatever—needs the Brooks Ghost 17 Sneakers. Not only is the latest model as cool-girl as ever, but your dogs won’t be barking by the end of the day, hallelujah!Sizes5-13WidthRegular, wide, X-wide Colors25ProsGreat for high arches ConsShoppers said sizing wasn't always reliable This low-top sneaker design is so versatile; they’re the perfect shoe to pack (or wear on the plane!) for travel. They have the right amount of lift and volume to check our comfort and style boxes, and they accommodate orthotics as a bonus.Sizes5-13WidthRegular, wide, X-wide Colors15Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowProsMore protective and durable Mesh design to keep your feet coolShoppers said they make their steps feel lighter ConsSome reviewers felt the fabric wasn't as breathable as other brandsIf you’re a member of the bunion community (hi, welcome!), you need a pair of Saucony sneakers—specifically, the Ride 18 model. They’re more protective and durable than previous versions (with increased coverage from heel to toe!), and they have an hourglass shape that delivers superior cushioning.Sizes5-12WidthRegular, wide Colors10ProsTongue loops keep laces in place throughout your runConsThe heel might not be tall enough for someCloudrunner 2 is one of the rare styles offered by On in a wide width, so runners, this one's for you. This sneaker is designed with "Stable" support, meaning it'll give you an ultra-supportive feel for any kind of run. It's got a Helion superfoam insole for cushioning and CloudTec for impact absorption. Basically, it's a top-tier running shoe with a wide fit so you can run without cramming your toes. Bonus points: shoppers say they’re wearable right out of the box and never cause blisters/aching arches!Sizes5-11 WidthRegular, wide Colors3 Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowProsWill never go out of styleConsNot a lot of arch supportNike's Air Force 1 will forever be a good investment, but some Nike styles can pinch wide feet. My tip is to grab a pair that—you guessed it—is unisex, like the Air Force 1s. They're a timeless staple in any wardrobe, and you can customize the colors.Sizes5-12WidthStandard-unisexColors 2 and you can design your own ProsEasy to get on and offConsSome reviews say the sole wears quicklyI love my lace-up sneakers, but sometimes I just want to be able to step into my shoes and go, which is why I like to have a pair of slip-on sneakers on hand. These faux leather slip-ons from Dr. Scholl's are easy to put on and style. They're also really comfy thanks to the Dr. Scholl's foam comfort insole that conforms to the shape of your foot.Sizes5-13WidthRegular, wide Colors9Megan Schaltegger is an NYC-based writer. She loves strong coffee, eating her way through the Manhattan food scene, and her dog, Murray. She promises not to talk about herself in third person IRL.