Hiking boots for wide feet

My hiking boots suit my wide feet, they are just like hiking boots for narrow feet, but they have two splits in them where my toes stick out the side and get chilly in January.

Rooster are good if you want all your toes inside though IMO !

Originally posted by jeffers Where is the resident forum Hobbit when you need him? Anyone seen Grumpf today?

Sorry late in today, I've been out stocking up on firebricks due to the unprecedented demand from woodbotherers threatening to 'See me at the show'.

So I also have quite wide feet, sized 9.5 (10.5 US) and wherever possible (when I'm not due to stand around freezing my butt in mud and goose droppings), I retain my split toe Oneils. If on the other hand I have to wear the death bag of torment, I bought a set of Clarkes, yes Clarkes, they did some sailing trainers for a limited period, probably due to the usual spring in uptake from the moribund ones.

Now I did notice the other day that girly brand Jil or Gil I think it was were offering some new delights for your feet, might be worth a google. They might also be more resilient to all the rocks in the water under this bridge I'm currently trolling from.

Late edit.. here they have laces so no need to be too tight. Here

Edited by iGRF - 02 Mar 17 at 11:26am

Ronstan boots are good for wide feet imho....

I have a pair of these. They're a bit heavy but built like a concrete dunny and, while I went a size big to fit over my drysuit they seem to have plenty room in them. As Rupert says try before you buy if at all possible (or buy mail order so you can send them back, a bit of hassle but they need to be right).

I have wide feet and use the Gul All Purpose boot. Might not be the same issues as you have, though. Sounds like you need a trip somewhere to try them all on. Dinghy show a bit far from Sydney, though!