Fit tool
Which style opens wide enough for you?
Three questions about how shoes currently fail you. No email, no sign-up, and it takes about thirty seconds.
How this works
There is no width fitting to choose in this range. Every pair is one extra-wide adjustable fitting in your size, and the strap sets the width on your foot. What the tool is choosing for you is the style, and the thing that separates the four styles is how far the shoe opens before your foot has to go in — from 34 mm on DW-006 Twin-Strap Wide Fit Trainer to 72 mm on DW-019 Full-Wrap Extra Wide Trainer.
The tool weights three things: how much of a fight it currently is to get a shoe on, whether you have something specific going on across the forefoot, and whether your feet change volume through the day. Swelling, bandaging and dressings push the answer to the top of the ladder, because a shoe you can close around the foot is more useful than one you have to pull over it.
It is a starting point, not a measurement. If you want to be precise, measure your girth at home — four minutes and a tape measure — or read the guide to how wide each style opens for the figures side by side.
Still unsure? Order two styles.
Buy the two you are torn between, keep the one that fits and send the other back free. It is cheaper for us than a customer in the wrong shoe, and considerably better for you.