@@japesss are you kidding? i got 15 pairs from allen edmonds this year. 2 had minor qc issues, they replaced them immediately. thursday is junk, my most disappointing purchase.
@@louiscyfer6944 I mean if you love AE enough to bomb money on 15 pairs in a year then you're obviously a fan and not going to be swayed by someone on TH-cam. Their quality has bombed massively in the last decade, a shell of what they used to be, and at a time where there's competitors doing far higher quality shoes at lower prices like Grant Stone. I hope you didn't pay full price for any of those pairs.
I just picked up a pair of gently used Allen Edmonds Higgins Mill boots on Ebay in EEE width. I have super wide duck feet and the EEE width in these boots is really wide. Shockingly wide!
Thank you so much for this video. I have some wide ass feet and I was wanting to buy boots again, but seriously having trouble finding the right brand. I’m so glad now days there’s options for us flinstone feet guys out here. Cheers
Thanks Nick for thinking of the wide foot guys out there. I think there is way many more of men who have wide feet. Can't ever get the Iron Ranger in a wide size, never in stock. But, I own Thursdays and they are great. Just got another pair yesterday. Thinking about getting a pair of Nick's or Whites...Helm is on my radar as well..
Anyone else look for wide because they need a wider toe box due to forefoot issues or injuries? I’m referring to conditions like Hallux Rigidus or big toe joint arthritis, or metatarsal and sesamoid pain. People with these issues tend to need a wider toe box so the toes can spread out. Squishing of toes in standard narrow shoes makes everything worse and increases pain. Also inserts like J pads or Dancer pads are sometimes used to offweight the big toe joint, so extra room in the toe box is needed to fit the padding under the foot. Alternatively, custom orthotics are used and also need extra width. Usually a shorter heel (minimal drop between the heel and the forefoot) helps to take pressure off the forefoot. Wonder if any of these boots would fit the bill.
This was a very useful video. My problem? I have square feet. Not too long, but Lord, are they wide. I usually have to stretch boots out to fit well. It takes a very long time. Thanks Nick.
Thanks for the video! just ordered a pair of thursdays and they fit exceptionally well for my 13.5 (US) size and triple E wide feet. I live in the UK so I had to pay extra. Sucks that not many companies have wide fitting shoes that genuinely look good, always an up hill battle.
I have 1000 miles in the size 13D, they sit very well. I took a Grant Stone in 13D, it's just terrible how small they are in fullness, especially in the ascent. Everything is ok with the length. Hello from Russia!
I got really excited when I found this video - that was until he listed Thursday Boots as a good wide option. Just returned a pair because I bought them in wide and literally couldn't even get it ony foot. If that qualifies as a really wide boot option for this guy, I don't think any of his information will be useful for me.
Nice Rogue Territory Supply Jacket. Thank you for this video. I have wide feet with high arches and have trouble finding boots that fit. I hope Rose Anvil isn't cutting your Red Wings in half.
not sure if Im E or 3E... Im between a 9F and 9G UK size, so the length has to be 9.5US, I have straight paralleles feet, with larges toes. I want a pair of Alden Indy, and a pair of White's boots.
Nice waxed jacket! How would you say it compares to Tinder and Filson’s waxed trucker? Also, I’m wondering if can you put a coat over waxed cotton in the winter months? Since these jackets are advertised for spring mostly. Thanks!
I’m looking for boots for my husband’s birthday! He has wide feet and knee problems, I’m still confused what brand to choose, can someone recommend anything?
Great video, and it's given me a few ideas for what boots to look at next. Do you think any of these options would be good for a guy with orthotics? It's always a pain trying to plan around them.
I have a terrible time finding wide boots or shoes where I am. On top of it, I have Fred Flintstone feet, 7 1/2 4 or 5E depending on the last. I'm currently looking at Russell Moccasin, Co out of Berlin, Wisconsin, USA. They will make boots or shoes custom to your feet. Anyone have experience with them? -Rob
I have redwings EE and I've used leather stretched spray with a boot stretching device and I left it I'm the boots for 2 weeks before I used them now I use them daily and they squish my pinky toe and big toe man this realy sucks the only boots that actually work for me were Lems barefoot boulder boot.
I used to wear 13-14, extra wide if I can find it. After trying Lems and Xeros, I can't go back to a non wide toe box. I don't care if it looks like clownshoes to some people.
Men with wide feet have it easy, compared to women. I come from a family with short wide feet - my dad was a US Men's 7.5 EEE. I take after him ... my feet are a US Women's 6 EEE. [European 36-37, 9.2cm wide.] Women's standard width is a B. To make things worse, I work a professional job in a downtown investment firm with a conservative dress code. I need daytime shoes that work with skirt suits and dresses. I did find a solution ... barefoot shoes. The very round toe is not fashionable, but my feet are so wide pointy toed shoes look weird. There are some businesses that make fashionable barefoot shoes, and you can even find custom shoes at reasonable prices.
I just ordered a pair of Redbacks and they say they fit B through EEE, but only offer one width. Not really sure how that works. I wear EE quite often so I’m hoping they work out when they get in since I kind of took a chance with the sizing without the trying them on.
We continue to make shoes that are not natural to our foot shape. This is the cause of so many issues. There are a lot of brands now making foot shaped shoes....but alas.....they are not sold in stores anywhere that I can find. Can only find them online and they are typically geared towards "barefoot" shoes. Can we find a happy medium? Just simply changing the chape from the tapered toe (nobody's foot is shaped this way in nature) to a natural shape would be a game changer...but as you pointed out...this would mean companies would have to change their lasts and this would be an initial expense if people are not demanding it yet. But many people just don't know. We have had this shoe shape for so long. I heard it was originally introduced for snobby reasons. Something about a nose up at the working class. Well, now we have a population of people with foot issues...thanks a lot snobbies. You screwed up your descendants.
I've bought all my chippewa boots for less than 60 through Sierra trading post. I would agree though they don't compare to other brands really, although my engineer boots are quite nice. Wouldn't spend full price on them.
@@logansmith9437 Chippewa makes good engineer boots, as well as other boots. They were the ones that first came up with the engineer boot. I have two pairs that I still can't put a dent in after 5-10 years. They were easy to find on sale a few years ago but with all the new boot brands out they are probably losing business and producing less.
@@strengthandbulkMadness everytime fall roles around it feels like strapping bricks to the bottoms of my feet, like I hadn't worn the boots ever. Its a love hate relationship for sure but I like em. Im a big fan of the cowboy boot look but it is out of place here in the North, so these are a good in between.
you didn't mention Jim Green. I consider Jim Green to be perfect-width boots. I have no issues with the width what so ever and they are high quality for a good price.
Enjoyed this video! Was hoping for a pair of Jim Greens to make a first time appearance on your channel but we are working on a new boot that would be more suited for you🥾
WHITES! You can get the MP in EEE (F) Width and the 55 Last in up to 5E Width! They are also much more comfortable than Nicks! The stitch down construction leaves lots of speed compared to the McKay lockstitch Nicks uses!
Did I miss something? I didn't notice you mention Thorogood boots. They're some of the most comfortable, real work boots around, and they're available in wide sizes.
Got the 1957 flyway and yeah I was shocked at how comfortable these boots are, leather is rather stiff though at first but it's probably not mentioned because it's only one selection of wide and not the crazy amounts of wide you need when your half man and half elephant. Also they are work boots and not exactly lifestyle boots even though I'd argue the fullgrain leather with the briar pitstop finish is too pretty in natural light to actually be used for work, I'd hate to ruin that kind of root beer coloring on them which the pictures on their website does zero justice of showing.
Nice list But.. none of these are available in wide and in my size. Im 4eeee and size 12.5 or 13. All these boots are too narrow and or not available. I wish you would do this again with wider boots that are actually available. Thanks
Nick, thanks for this focus. It is an abominable process to find proper and comfortable fitting boots (and shoes) for wide feet. I contacted the Bureau of Standards and Measurements in the DC suburbs, and find out that shoe sizes are not under their regulation. I have no idea of why not, since this oversight has caused hordes of us to purchase and return millions of pairs of footwear. When international footwear enters the market, this only causes further confusion with the various sizes up or down. Thanks for what you do. Best regards. DJ in Knoxville TN
"We can't make a wide boot because first we have to make a fake foot and that's expensive" is magnificently stupid as an excuse. I can go make a mold of my foot in a couple hours.
It's kind of dumb that Thursday only makes their Captain boots in a wide size. At least give us the President in wide as well. I have two pairs of wide Thursdays, which are great, but having a plain toe option would be nice.
Hi Nick. Are there any wide toe box work boots that are still narrow around the back of the foot. I just can’t find any at all that are safety rated for trades.
Now do best boots for bunions. Most people (who don't have bunions) think "oh just get extra wide size" but NOPE! It's all about the shape of the toe box. Pointy toed shoes, even EEEEEEE size pointy toed shoes HURT!
Hey Nick, quick question, im a conductor for the long island rail road and I'm currently using wolverine 1000 mile and iron ranger in my rotation, but I'm trying to get a pair of indys, do they size like those two companies or is it more of a traditional sizing. I wear 10.5 in IR and 1000s, but 11.5 in everything else. I'm in them 14 hours plus a day and standing in them in 8 to 10 hours a day and I need boots that feel great for a long period of time, I have a wider foot and the IRs and 1000s although now broken in, my foot kind of covers the whole sole and it starts to hurt at the end of the day. Sorry for the Long post question. Thanks in advance
Thanks for the video! I have small feet with a wide forefoot, so it's really hard to find things that fit. I often get shoes that are a bigger size, to try to get more width. I have Thursday Presidents in a 6W and Adelante Havanas in 5 5E. I have no ideal as to the quality of Adelante, but they do offer widths from narrow out to 5E. I think I'm going to try Grant Stone Diesels in 6 EEE next.
RM Williams are made on narrow lasts. Even when width is added they are still narrow and they don't fit well if you have spread toes. They are sleek and elegant if you have narrow instep. I prefer Grant Stone and Indy boots
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At last! Someone who realises the problems faced by guys with wide feet and in my case big (US 13) wide feet. Thanks.
It absolutely shocked me that AE was left off the list
Me too. They offer A to EEE
Maybe they came in at number 11?
Considering their quality these days I'm really not.
@@japesss are you kidding? i got 15 pairs from allen edmonds this year. 2 had minor qc issues, they replaced them immediately. thursday is junk, my most disappointing purchase.
@@louiscyfer6944 I mean if you love AE enough to bomb money on 15 pairs in a year then you're obviously a fan and not going to be swayed by someone on TH-cam. Their quality has bombed massively in the last decade, a shell of what they used to be, and at a time where there's competitors doing far higher quality shoes at lower prices like Grant Stone.
I hope you didn't pay full price for any of those pairs.
Flat footed wide footed feet have been a huge pain for me when I’m looking for shoes. Thanks so much for this!
4E with a high arch. I feel your pain.
I just picked up a pair of gently used Allen Edmonds Higgins Mill boots on Ebay in EEE width. I have super wide duck feet and the EEE width in these boots is really wide. Shockingly wide!
Thank you so much for this video. I have some wide ass feet and I was wanting to buy boots again, but seriously having trouble finding the right brand. I’m so glad now days there’s options for us flinstone feet guys out here. Cheers
Thanks Nick for thinking of the wide foot guys out there. I think there is way many more of men who have wide feet. Can't ever get the Iron Ranger in a wide size, never in stock. But, I own Thursdays and they are great. Just got another pair yesterday. Thinking about getting a pair of Nick's or Whites...Helm is on my radar as well..
Me with 4E feet: yeah, you already know why I'm watching this vid
I have a very wide foot . The Carolina CA8049 in EE is truly a wide boot, very comfortable.
Anyone else look for wide because they need a wider toe box due to forefoot issues or injuries? I’m referring to conditions like Hallux Rigidus or big toe joint arthritis, or metatarsal and sesamoid pain. People with these issues tend to need a wider toe box so the toes can spread out. Squishing of toes in standard narrow shoes makes everything worse and increases pain. Also inserts like J pads or Dancer pads are sometimes used to offweight the big toe joint, so extra room in the toe box is needed to fit the padding under the foot. Alternatively, custom orthotics are used and also need extra width. Usually a shorter heel (minimal drop between the heel and the forefoot) helps to take pressure off the forefoot. Wonder if any of these boots would fit the bill.
This was a very useful video. My problem? I have square feet. Not too long, but Lord, are they wide. I usually have to stretch boots out to fit well. It takes a very long time. Thanks Nick.
Thanks for the video! just ordered a pair of thursdays and they fit exceptionally well for my 13.5 (US) size and triple E wide feet. I live in the UK so I had to pay extra. Sucks that not many companies have wide fitting shoes that genuinely look good, always an up hill battle.
Thank you so much for this video! This saved my knees and my feet!
Check out Wide Load Boots. Aussie style work boots in 6R width. On my second pair. Just wish they made a casual boot too.
I have 1000 miles in the size 13D, they sit very well. I took a Grant Stone in 13D, it's just terrible how small they are in fullness, especially in the ascent. Everything is ok with the length. Hello from Russia!
Привет из России !
Finally! i needed this post, thanks mate!
Coming from the person with the widest, flattest feet on the planet, I appreciate this video.
Look at that no time to die jacket, looks sharp
Thanks! Everyone says it's too small on me haha I never got the fit quite right for it sadly
I have a size 12 4e foot and finding boots has been a nightmare
I have wide feet. I have found that some wide shoes or boots are only wide in the toe box and not in the middle where my foot is widest.
Allen Edmonds comes in a wide range of widths also.
I got really excited when I found this video - that was until he listed Thursday Boots as a good wide option. Just returned a pair because I bought them in wide and literally couldn't even get it ony foot. If that qualifies as a really wide boot option for this guy, I don't think any of his information will be useful for me.
I used to be a telemarketer too lol fucken awful, felt like an insect bothering everyone haha
Yeah I lasted two weeks!
Fantastic!! Any chance you could do a similar list on dress shoes? Wide Boots are hard to find, wide dress shoes are even harder
Love it! Thanks for doing this!
Nice Rogue Territory Supply Jacket. Thank you for this video. I have wide feet with high arches and have trouble finding boots that fit. I hope Rose Anvil isn't cutting your Red Wings in half.
Same issue. Seems like they make all boots for flat footed tiny feet.
not sure if Im E or 3E... Im between a 9F and 9G UK size, so the length has to be 9.5US, I have straight paralleles feet, with larges toes. I want a pair of Alden Indy, and a pair of White's boots.
Nice waxed jacket! How would you say it compares to Tinder and Filson’s waxed trucker? Also, I’m wondering if can you put a coat over waxed cotton in the winter months? Since these jackets are advertised for spring mostly. Thanks!
I have US-11,.5 6E I haven’t found anything in stock, anywhere.
I’m looking for boots for my husband’s birthday! He has wide feet and knee problems, I’m still confused what brand to choose, can someone recommend anything?
An above average amount of money. Big facts
Thank you so much for this video!
Glad it was helpful!
Whites boots also offers AA to FF. They also look better the Nick's in my opinion.
R.M. Williams is my next boot.
I can't wait to see what @roseanvil is doing with your Iron Rangers.
he just returned them - the same color! he said he couldn't fix them. after almost a year with them! for shame, Rose Anvil!!
Great video, and it's given me a few ideas for what boots to look at next. Do you think any of these options would be good for a guy with orthotics? It's always a pain trying to plan around them.
I may get roasted for this, but Dunham makes 4E and 6E boots. Not goodyear welted though.
Where are you finding the Indy in 4E? I could only find 3E, even on Alden's website
Ah could have sworn it was eeee there sorry dude. Try adelante , nicks
Nick's, an American North-West shoe company, based outta Washington state with size quadruple F...
Ok I guess I believe in bigfoot now.
Cool video but the comical amounts of widths thursday boot company even offers shouldn't make this list ...
Which are best as in most comfortable to walk in all day long?
Will u ever review the Goodyear welted blundstones?
I have a terrible time finding wide boots or shoes where I am. On top of it, I have Fred Flintstone feet, 7 1/2 4 or 5E depending on the last. I'm currently looking at Russell Moccasin, Co out of Berlin, Wisconsin, USA. They will make boots or shoes custom to your feet. Anyone have experience with them? -Rob
5E here. Any recommendation?
Adelante! And Nicks, but they take forever to make. Go to Adelante at once
I have redwings EE and I've used leather stretched spray with a boot stretching device and I left it I'm the boots for 2 weeks before I used them now I use them daily and they squish my pinky toe and big toe man this realy sucks the only boots that actually work for me were Lems barefoot boulder boot.
Those Lems squish my pinky toe.
Nick what jacket are you wearing in this video?
Thursday is NOT a wide foot shoe. I own them and they are snug. My Nicks are amazing though
I concur their widest Chelseas I had to give away as even after 2 stretching sessions they weren’t comfortable.
I used to wear 13-14, extra wide if I can find it. After trying Lems and Xeros, I can't go back to a non wide toe box. I don't care if it looks like clownshoes to some people.
What's that dope jacket mate?
Men with wide feet have it easy, compared to women.
I come from a family with short wide feet - my dad was a US Men's 7.5 EEE. I take after him ... my feet are a US Women's 6 EEE. [European 36-37, 9.2cm wide.] Women's standard width is a B.
To make things worse, I work a professional job in a downtown investment firm with a conservative dress code. I need daytime shoes that work with skirt suits and dresses.
I did find a solution ... barefoot shoes. The very round toe is not fashionable, but my feet are so wide pointy toed shoes look weird. There are some businesses that make fashionable barefoot shoes, and you can even find custom shoes at reasonable prices.
Cries in Narrow Feet
I just ordered a pair of Redbacks and they say they fit B through EEE, but only offer one width. Not really sure how that works. I wear EE quite often so I’m hoping they work out when they get in since I kind of took a chance with the sizing without the trying them on.
They should be okay. I’m 11.5E and had to go with 12 US for Redbacks and they’re comfortable with thick socks.
@@cmackie22 Oh cool! I wear a 9EE in Redwing and ordered a 9 US for the Redbacks. Here’s to hoping. Thanks for the tip!
I've seen you on r/goodyearwelt Stride!!
And mp service boot didn’t make into your list 🙄 despite your own them
Add Adelante.
They're at the top of the article! Will update this one day
@@Stridewise yes, I learned Adelante from you!
Is the FFF equal to EEEEEE?
Oy, that's a question for the company
Boots that I can get in a size 16..
I'm just going to point out that you missed the opportunity to use the wide Putin meme in your video.
We continue to make shoes that are not natural to our foot shape. This is the cause of so many issues. There are a lot of brands now making foot shaped shoes....but alas.....they are not sold in stores anywhere that I can find. Can only find them online and they are typically geared towards "barefoot" shoes. Can we find a happy medium? Just simply changing the chape from the tapered toe (nobody's foot is shaped this way in nature) to a natural shape would be a game changer...but as you pointed out...this would mean companies would have to change their lasts and this would be an initial expense if people are not demanding it yet. But many people just don't know. We have had this shoe shape for so long. I heard it was originally introduced for snobby reasons. Something about a nose up at the working class. Well, now we have a population of people with foot issues...thanks a lot snobbies. You screwed up your descendants.
Does this mean there is no hope for me 14 6E
Try Adelante (cheaper) or Nicks. Adelante goes up to 14 5E, Nicks goes to 6E
5E...
Adelante and Nicks got you
Nick’s built me a 5F 10&1/2. And i still have the stretch it out.
Let me know. FFFFF is not fun. I can’t find anything 😖
Bro I need work boots not fancy pants boots lol
Chippewa has wide but it seems to have fell from grace in recent years,
I've bought all my chippewa boots for less than 60 through Sierra trading post. I would agree though they don't compare to other brands really, although my engineer boots are quite nice. Wouldn't spend full price on them.
@@logansmith9437 Chippewa makes good engineer boots, as well as other boots. They were the ones that first came up with the engineer boot. I have two pairs that I still can't put a dent in after 5-10 years. They were easy to find on sale a few years ago but with all the new boot brands out they are probably losing business and producing less.
@@strengthandbulkMadness everytime fall roles around it feels like strapping bricks to the bottoms of my feet, like I hadn't worn the boots ever. Its a love hate relationship for sure but I like em. Im a big fan of the cowboy boot look but it is out of place here in the North, so these are a good in between.
Wide feet gang!! 😅
Bro im lookin for work boots not casual boots, steal toe homie!
A boot is not worthy no matter the price if it pinches your feet.All my boots comes from Ecco.
Not sure how you can leave Allen Edmonds off this list…
you didn't mention Jim Green. I consider Jim Green to be perfect-width boots. I have no issues with the width what so ever and they are high quality for a good price.
I have the Allen Edmonds Higgins Mill and Longbranch in EEE, thinking of getting the Thursday Boot Scout Chukka in wide … thank you for this video
I'm an 11 eee in AE, and own the long branch. I find Thursdays not as wide, but I didn't have much trouble with their wide sizes nevertheless.
@@MisterKnightly In most Allen Edmonds I’m an 8.5 EEE. I’ve checked the Thursday Boot websites recommended sizing for me it says 9 wide
@@menslifestyleimprovement9882 I would say that's likely accurate!
@@menslifestyleimprovement9882 thursday boot is complete junk compared the allen edmonds.
@@menslifestyleimprovement9882 are the sizing on the site US sizing?
Nick's boots are legit
Enjoyed this video! Was hoping for a pair of Jim Greens to make a first time appearance on your channel but we are working on a new boot that would be more suited for you🥾
I'm looking forward to a new model from Jim Green Boots! I have a pair of Razorbacks, and I like them a lot!
A brand to consider, Viberg, in the 1035 service boot! I wear 11.5 e in the alden trubalance last and this boot fits!I got these from Division Road!
WHITES! You can get the MP in EEE (F) Width and the 55 Last in up to 5E Width! They are also much more comfortable than Nicks! The stitch down construction leaves lots of speed compared to the McKay lockstitch Nicks uses!
Did I miss something? I didn't notice you mention Thorogood boots. They're some of the most comfortable, real work boots around, and they're available in wide sizes.
Got the 1957 flyway and yeah I was shocked at how comfortable these boots are, leather is rather stiff though at first but it's probably not mentioned because it's only one selection of wide and not the crazy amounts of wide you need when your half man and half elephant. Also they are work boots and not exactly lifestyle boots even though I'd argue the fullgrain leather with the briar pitstop finish is too pretty in natural light to actually be used for work, I'd hate to ruin that kind of root beer coloring on them which the pictures on their website does zero justice of showing.
Thorogood wides are not wide enough super slender boot
Don't forget the RM Williams Comfort Tambo, which is the Comfort Craftsman in X width.
Iron ranger double E is all a man ever needs
This is an excellent review. Knowledgeable and clear. I learned about brands I didn’t know about. Will be buying some of these for sure.
Nice list But.. none of these are available in wide and in my size. Im 4eeee and size 12.5 or 13. All these boots are too narrow and or not available. I wish you would do this again with wider boots that are actually available. Thanks
Nick, thanks for this focus. It is an abominable process to find proper and comfortable fitting boots (and shoes) for wide feet. I contacted the Bureau of Standards and Measurements in the DC suburbs, and find out that shoe sizes are not under their
regulation. I have no idea of why not, since this oversight has caused hordes of us to purchase and return millions of pairs of footwear. When international footwear enters the market, this only causes further confusion with the various sizes up or down. Thanks for what you do. Best regards. DJ in Knoxville TN
Agreed. I spent many years of my life thinking that boots are just painful out of necessity. Not true. I’ve just never owned a pair of wide boots.
"We can't make a wide boot because first we have to make a fake foot and that's expensive" is magnificently stupid as an excuse. I can go make a mold of my foot in a couple hours.
Finally a video for use wide guys!!!
It's kind of dumb that Thursday only makes their Captain boots in a wide size. At least give us the President in wide as well. I have two pairs of wide Thursdays, which are great, but having a plain toe option would be nice.
Why is there no WIDE TOE BOX boots and WIDE BOOTS together?
Hi Nick.
Are there any wide toe box work boots that are still narrow around the back of the foot.
I just can’t find any at all that are safety rated for trades.
Thursday boots "wide" are not consistent enough to be called wide.
they all look pointy, not foot shaped....
I have wide feet at the toebox, but skinny ankle and heel. Is a wide size going to feel loose around my backfoot?
Thursday captain are so narrow that you will walk on the welt. EE iron ranger are narrow too. The rest of the boots are ok
I am a female nurse with wide feet. Can you make a video with boots for girls
of all the ones i've looked at, it seems like only Nicks and Adelante has the 4E option
Now do best boots for bunions. Most people (who don't have bunions) think "oh just get extra wide size" but NOPE! It's all about the shape of the toe box. Pointy toed shoes, even EEEEEEE size pointy toed shoes HURT!
Listen to this guy just ordering me around
Also what about snow boots?!!
Remake please
the shop link for the red wing moc and iron ranger both point to the iron ranger fyi
god damn it haha thanks man, I appreciate it - it's changed!
I thought i saw this one. Great video. I'm in this boot thanks
thanks! hey Adelante is also great, i didn't include them but will in the update
Hey Nick, quick question, im a conductor for the long island rail road and I'm currently using wolverine 1000 mile and iron ranger in my rotation, but I'm trying to get a pair of indys, do they size like those two companies or is it more of a traditional sizing. I wear 10.5 in IR and 1000s, but 11.5 in everything else. I'm in them 14 hours plus a day and standing in them in 8 to 10 hours a day and I need boots that feel great for a long period of time, I have a wider foot and the IRs and 1000s although now broken in, my foot kind of covers the whole sole and it starts to hurt at the end of the day. Sorry for the Long post question. Thanks in advance
Thanks for the video! I have small feet with a wide forefoot, so it's really hard to find things that fit. I often get shoes that are a bigger size, to try to get more width. I have Thursday Presidents in a 6W and Adelante Havanas in 5 5E. I have no ideal as to the quality of Adelante, but they do offer widths from narrow out to 5E. I think I'm going to try Grant Stone Diesels in 6 EEE next.
RM Williams are made on narrow lasts. Even when width is added they are still narrow and they don't fit well if you have spread toes. They are sleek and elegant if you have narrow instep. I prefer Grant Stone and Indy boots
White’s is also a great brand, similar to Nick’s and IMO their MP and Semi Dress are much more versatile
This is important, I've been getting corns on my toes from being mildly squished in my work boots