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Women's wide fit trainers
Four styles, nine colourways, and one extra-wide adjustable fitting in every size — so the decision is how wide the shoe needs to open, not which letter of the alphabet to gamble on. UK 3–12 (EU 36–46), £49.99.
Choose a style by how wide it opens
Choose a colourway
Why women's wide fit is so badly served
Women's trainers are consistently cut narrower than men's at the same length, and the wide-fit versions are frequently the standard shoe in a bigger size — which is length, not room, and does nothing for a forefoot problem. Add that bunions are several times more common in women, and you get an entire category of people wearing shoes that do not fit and assuming it is their feet at fault.
All four styles here are unisex and every one is made in every size we sell. A UK 5 in DW-019 Full-Wrap Extra Wide Trainer is exactly as available as a UK 12 in DW-006 Twin-Strap Wide Fit Trainer.
Which style to choose
| Style | Opens to | Choose it if |
|---|---|---|
| DW-006 Twin-Strap Wide Fit Trainer | 34 mm | Standard trainers feel tight across the ball of the foot but you can still get them on, and you want the most structured, most shoe-like option |
| DW-013 Mesh Wide Fit Trainer | 46 mm | Feet run hot, damp or sore across the forefoot, and you want the most breathable shoe and the easiest step across from an ordinary trainer |
| DW-015 Extra Wide Wrap Trainer | 58 mm | Bunions, hammer toes or a forefoot that has spread, or an orthotic that needs vertical room as well as girth |
| DW-019 Full-Wrap Extra Wide Trainer | 72 mm | Oedema, lymphoedema, bandaging, a dressing, or feet whose volume changes markedly between morning and evening |
There is no width fitting to choose. Every style comes in one extra-wide adjustable fitting per size, UK 3–12 (EU 36–46), whole sizes only, £49.99 on every style and every size. You choose the size, then set the width on your foot with the strap. "Opens to" is the gap the shoe makes across the instep with the strap fully released — the number that decides whether a foot, a dressing or a bandage can actually get in.
Bunions and forefoot spread are the commonest reason women order from us, and that points at DW-015 Extra Wide Wrap Trainer. Swelling, whether from oedema, medication or standing all day, points at DW-019 Full-Wrap Extra Wide Trainer. If your feet are simply wide and you want something that reads as a normal trainer, DW-013 Mesh Wide Fit Trainer is the easiest step across.
Sizing note for women's sizes
Our sizes are UK, matching standard UK women's sizing. If you normally wear a UK 6 in women's shoes, you want a UK 6 here. The conversion chart gives EU and US equivalents, and the shoe is the same length in every style — what changes is how far it opens and how deep the toe box is.
What people buy it for
Overwhelmingly: bunions, feet that swell through the day, arthritis, and needing somewhere to put a custom orthotic. A good number of people simply want a trainer that does not squeeze, and that is a perfectly good reason too.
Common questions
Do you make women's specific sizes?
Which style do most women with bunions choose?
Do I have to pick a width fitting?
Will they look like orthopaedic shoes?
Where to go next
Not sure which style?
The style finder asks three questions about how shoes currently fail you and names the style to start with. If it gets it wrong, exchanges are free for sixty days.