When you’re on the trail, the last thing you want to worry about is painful digging and rubbing due to too-tight toe boxes. And if you have wide feet, it’s especially important to invest in a pair of boots that will accommodate your foot shape in order to stay comfortable.
To help make your search a little easier, we’ve rounded up a range of sturdy looks — many of which are complete with a waterproof and breathable Gortex (GTX) liner — that are available in wide to extra-wide width sizes. Shop them all below.
1. Timberland White Ledge Mid Waterproof
While Timberland is best known for its street-ready 6-inch boot, the brand also carries a range of quality hiking boots. The White Ledge is one of them; it’s waterproof and features a leather upper and durable rubber outsole. And at $110, it’s one of the most affordable options on the market.
2. Scarpa Kailash Trek GTX
Even the roughest terrain is no match for this tech-forward mountaineering boot, which features a grippy outsole and ACTIV impact support to help absorb shock and reduce stress on lower limbs while tackling inclines and rocky passes.
3. Lowa Renegade GTX Mid
Lowa’s Renegade boasts a shock-absorbing footbed and full-length internal stabilizer to help keep you sure-footed.
4. New Balance MW1400v1
If you’re looking for true sneakerlike comfort, the New Balance MW1400v1 is a must. It features a molded foam insole similar to the cushioning found in the brand’s beloved walking and performance sneakers — plus, a ROLLBAR posting system to help reduce rear-foot movement.
5.Vasque Breeze III Low GTX
Ideal for easy packing on weekend trips, this lightweight option features an abrasion-resistant mesh upper and EVA-integrated insole for ultimate shock absorption.
6. Danner Portland Select Mountain Pass GTX Boot
This American-made hiking boot — featuring a waterproof full-grain leather upper and removable footbed — can easily take you from the town to the trail in both comfort and style.
7. Salomon X Ultra 3 Mid GTX
Stay stable on wet terrain in the Salomon X Ultra 3 Mid GTX. Its non-marking outsole offers enhanced grip and durability, while a special proprietary system maximizes motion control and energy return for an efficient and responsive ride, making it an especially great pick for fast hikers.
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