Below we share a list of the 10 best running sneakers for wide feet. So if you’re one of those wide feet people struggling to get the right pair of shoes with the right fit for their toes and heel, this article is for you.

It is usually hard for people with wide feet to find the right running sneakers since the excessive width can occur at a general level throughout the foot or be found more pronounced in some areas: heel, instep, goals, plantar arch, hallux valgus (bunions), etc. So the solution for each runner varies. One thing that must be certain is that a shoe for wide feet must be well-developed that enable mobility of the toes because the balance of the support depends on it, and we also avoid creating tension if the foot is forced.

Below we share with you some models suitable for wide feet, knowing that nothing beats trying (to put on) when you don’t know!

So here are the 10 best running sneakers for wide feet:

1. Nike Pegasus 38 (ASIN# B08QBJHYR3)

This model by Nike perfectly wraps the foot without limiting its movement. It is a neutral tread shoe for use on asphalt, with which you can run at more demanding rhythms than in the case of other models that are recommended below.

This 38th edition of Pegasus also has a special width.

With a weight of 285 grams and a drop of 10 millimeters, its midsole is made with React material, a light foam already known and with a good return.

Upper perfectly renewed edition after edition: simple but effective.

Of the Pegasus 38 for this category of special width, we would highlight the comfort it offers to the feet: it perfectly wraps the foot but does not limit the movement of the toes during the race.

In short, the Pegasus 38 is the perfect balance between cushioning, stability, lightness, and response to ride daily and at different paces.

2. Mizuno Wave Daichi (ASIN# B01N0OFSR1)

The Japanese brand is known for offering comfort, especially for wide feet. The first model for wide feet is the Wave Daichi.

This model offers a wide instep and toe-box (“box” to toes), without seams on the front. The outsole is everywhere, cramped with Michelin. The cushioning is present, and the product is quite flexible, making it an ideal shoe for varied outings.

3. Mizuno Wave Rebellion (ASIN# B08JZHM5WL)

Another model by the Mizuno brand is the Wave Rebellion, one of the most appreciated among runners.

It is a slightly beefier version with the Wave plate, which reinforces cushioning, with an overall structure that is a little more rigid and stable. The Xt Grip also reinforces the outsole. It is an ideal shoe for runners with wide feet or people who love mountain outings.

4. Asics GT 2000 9 (ASIN# B086Z3YYNC)

Asics GT 2000 9 offers softness and a good fit on the instep. This shoe falls in the stability category, which combines Asics technology in a very effective way, thus achieving a very pleasant shoe that is easy to wear.

The materials have evolved and have cut grams from the weight: 10 mm drop, in combination with the Flytefoam foam and the gel in the heel area, guarantee total protection for those runners who enter from the heel.

What makes this shoe fit for wide feet is its instep. The feeling of space, softness and good fit this shoe offers is excellent for that runner who needs an extra on the top of the foot.

5. ASICS Men’s Trabuco Max Running Shoes (ASIN# B09CLM8H9P)

This is another comfortable model by ASICS suitable for wide feet. It has a fairly thick midsole, with FLyteFoam foam that guarantees to cushion without too much weight.

The drop is 5 mm, and the GuideSole profile gives a curved shape. The sole is well-cramped and will pass over varied terrain, even with slopes.

It has a “Quicklace” lacing system. In terms of width, it is interesting at the front of the foot. It is a bit of adjustment on the instep, but once put on, it will be fine.

The type of wide foot fits perfectly into this shoe with a low plantar arch and flat foot. It is a lightweight shoe below 290 grams that rolls at different rhythms with cushioning and total stability, on asphalt.

6. Brooks Men’s Glycerin 19 (ASIN# B08LN3BLYT)

In our list of the best running sneakers for wide feet, this is another clear option in the neutral tread. This model is one of the top models by Brooks that falls in the cushioning category. It is a shoe that does not leave you indifferent and invites you to repeat an edition, one after another.

It has a 10-millimeter drop with a perfect combination of DNA and loft technology midsole that offers runners with wide feet an ultra-smooth ride and a pleasant response.

Glycerin is a model with a medium-high plantar arch that guarantees optimal support for your arch. It supports the heel area very well (although it is quite tight in that area), but the clear option for runners with wide feet is in the front part, giving enough space to the metatarsals and the toe area.

Its upper has top-notch material: engineered mesh and some very elaborate internal padding in the heel area are some of the characteristics that need praise. And do not forget that this shoe is also available in special widths.

7. Brooks Men’s Cascadia 15 Running Shoe (ASIN# B0842NMTGD)

Brooks’ long-time flagship model has been the Cascadia. It now exists in a “wide” version, which means perfect for runners with wide feet!

The Cascadia has well-balanced comfort and a roll that allows you to pass on rolling paths as well as on uneven terrain.

The TrailTack sole offers a good grip, even if the crampons are not very long. In short, Cascadia is a versatile shoe!

8. Hoka One one Bondi 7 (ASIN# B0999TLQ8H)

This maximum cushioning shoe from Hoka is available in three widths.

The heel area has a narrower fit but gains a lot of space in the rest of the areas: instep, goals, and fingers.

It is a neutral shoe with a 4 mm drop and weighs 305 grams. A high profile stands out in its midsole, made with Eva that guarantees a soft impact. It does not stand out for its response, but it does stand out for its maximum comfort.

Its meta-rocker technology and a perfectly worked upper will make this Bondi 7 take you far running. And, above all, it is comfortable.

9. New Balance Men’s Fresh Foam 1080 V11 Running Shoe (ASIN# B08BNFMDG6)

 

The one from New Balance in special width is the best of its top of the range in the neutral tread.

This is a shoe for daily riding that weighs under 300 grams. It can withstand many kilometers you can do on asphalt. Its main characteristic is the lightness in its transitions.

In its upper we can differentiate areas with different elasticities: made with Hypoknit that helps to give space to the wide foot without losing the fit at all. It is a resistant, soft, and enveloping material that does not overwhelm you.

The midsole is made of Fresh Foam X and offers you an improved response and a good relationship between cushioning and stability.

With an 8 mm drop and premium materials, this new update to the 1080 v11 is a great option if agility, dynamism, lightness, and cushioning are what you’re looking for in a shoe.

The best part is that it’s also available in various widths.

10. ALTRA Men’s Lone Peak (ASIN# B09HMQTJVP)

This is one of the best-rated trail shoes (zero drops), with a MaxTrac grip that ensures varied terrains, well-balanced cushioning, and all the same protection, in short, a reliable product that does not exceed 300 grams.

Of course, you have to have run in drop 4/6 before moving on to zero drop. But the Altra-branded “foot shape” works well for those who want toe mobility.

This was our list of the 10 best running sneakers for wide feet that you can find in stores and online. Now it’s up to you to decide the one that best suits your feett and your way of running. If you’ve more suggestions, do not forget to share them with us!