If you’ve got wide
feet, you typically have a tough row to hoe when shopping for shoes. Most of
the time, you end up buying a pair which you’re not enamored to, simply because
they’re the only ones that can fit your feet perfectly. Though there’s indeed some
challenge involved when shoe shopping with wide feet, it doesn’t mean you can’t
make things right.
First and foremost,
look in the right place.
There’s literally a specified wide section intended for shoe shoppers with wide
feet in almost any store you walk in, so always shop in that category first. Chances
are you’ll find something you’ll like better than the good-looking pair you saw
earlier in the non-wide section if you look hard enough (and ask for help).
Next, if the shoes
feel funky, don’t buy them. Period. Once you try on a pair and they feel like
they’re rubbing on your skin the wrong way, move on to the next prospect. Shoes
gradually stretch to accommodate feet sizes, sure, but this process can take too
long—months, at most. Furthermore, choosing a narrower pair while hoping they’ll
stretch out means you’ll be in pain for a length of time.
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