I have bunions and am concerned they won't be wide enough. a few other clogs I've tried we're not comfortable because of the arch. Any suggestions?
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I think if you go on the clogs website, it tells if the fit us regular, roomy or wide. I ordered a pair of clogg brand flip flops thru Amszon and they were too small... Sent back w/o cost... The size I needed wasn't avail so it would be worth a try. The sloggs brand I ordered are pretty fitted but go into that website and see if they carry a wide. Good luck!
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I don't think these would work if you need them wide for your bunion. I think they are a bit narrow.
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These clogs are very flexible and comfy for me, but I have a narrow foot. Also, the arch is minimal. My suggestion is to give them a try, and perhaps order up a size?
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These don't provide much of an arch support, but I have a bunion on my left foot and they're wide enough to allow for that, even with socks. Depending on the severity of your bunion, these may be fine for you.
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I also have bunions. These Sloggers are so comfortable, a little too wide for me, but that is because I am an 8.5 and had to get the 9, but I absolutely love these garden shoes. I wear them every day to go outside and do things, then just hose them off and keep them on the porch. When I wear a sock, they are perfect for a rain day.
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I would try a wider clog if you suffer from bunions. I have a little trouble with one toe "pinching" after long hours with these clogs. They aren't any too wide.
757139
For shoe comfort, make sure you have a shoe with a large toe box like some new balances. Also, it would be wise to have them on if you go and try on new shoes.
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Hey I bought these a long time ago & wore them out...I have a dog who was born where his back legs do not bed so his feet are pretty straight as well (like standing almost tippy toed)...so I was not as concerned with the width as I was just overall fitting around the foot ...sorry I wasn't able to help
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You might try the extra large elastic brace, that is the size I have & I wear a size 10 shoe. Brace fits fine in my shoe even with a sock.
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I'm a guy and my shoe size is 9.5 - so I bought the L/XL. Personally, I feel like they're not tight enough. Was considering returning them to the place of purchase to see if I can exchange for the medium. Hopefully they'll take them back, I don't think they have foot stank yet.
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I have the same size foot, except maybe wide. I got the small and am very happy with the fit. If you are getting this for plantar faceitis, then you'll get the most benefit from strapping the heal flush with the boot to keep your foot at a 90o angle.
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I found these to be uncomfortable.My problem is a bunion. It worked for the bunion but the other toes hurt
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I never had inserts. I wear the arch bands on my feet in shoes. For me they take the place of inserts. Why not try them? Much cheaper than $300
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I am a 9 wide and the heel I keep clipped down as far as it would go, but I use the thinnest booties. A little play is ok if you have boots. They come with plastic inserts (that I don't use often) and that may make up the difference if your feet are smaller than mine. They are great fins though
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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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I also have wide feet. When I purchased my Sloggers only EE was available. I find them to be a little snug but comfortable.
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I'm not sure a wide width would fit in the shoe. I think a regular normal width would fit great. If there's anyway you could try them on somewhere that might be to your advantage
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I also have a narrow foot, used to wear a AA width shoe in my younger days. These fit snug on my feet with ankle socks, have not worn them without socks. I also use them to garden. I have no problems.
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I dont know what type of shoes you have but yes. I have a bunion and I can wear my brand new shoes now. BUT-I stretched them for several weeks! I kept turning the shoe horn and I would leave the shoes to stretch. If after a few days I could turn it I did. So my answer is yes, but if you want it quick and in a hurry, I dont think it will work.
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I have wide feet too. It is tight and can be uncomfortable on my corn, but it is only on there for a second. The tight elastic socks pull it narrower also.
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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 am also a 10. i got the F and find the toe box much too tight and presses in on the balls of my feet. in fact, i end up with some nerve pain as a result of the tightness. i am going to try a G, but am fearful that will be too loose and allow friction-based digging into the top of my instep like the Gs did in the old blue zommers.