Karen Karen

Properly fitting footwear ensures overall foot health while preventing injuries like sprains, strains, and fractures. It helps improve your posture and minimize stress on the joints. Good shoes distribute the weight evenly and reduce fatigue caused due to heavy physical activity. Choosing the right footwear is of utmost importance for athletes as it helps in improving their performance and efficiency. It keeps foot problems like corns, calluses, bunions, blisters, and ingrown toenails at bay. Despite these advantages, only about a third of people wear the right shoe size according to a report published in the Journal of Foot and Ankle Research. That’s pretty surprising. Make it your top priority to wear the right footwear to prevent any injuries in the long run and maintain satisfactory articulation and postural health.    

With so many sizes to choose from, trying to find the right shoes that fit can be a nightmare. However, it is important that you do it because it is crucial for the health of your feet, improves hygiene, and keeps your shoes in the right shape, allowing them to last longer. In order to achieve that, you will need to know how narrow or wide your foot is.

Most of our customers who walk in or call us state that they’ve been wearing ‘H’ width, a size that is only used by the Most Famous Minnesota Boot manufacturer and does not allow their work boots to be sold online. Their ‘H’ width happens to fit almost as wide as what the rest of the industry labels as 4E wide. These customers end up going with either 4E or 6E wide in brands we do sell and end up reporting that the boots we sell in 4E are wider than the manufacturer’s “H” width. Additionally, these customers never end up going back to “H’ width.

Once they try either our 4E’s made by Carolina or 6E’s made by Avenger and Hoss

We know runners (or non-runners) come in different shapes and sizes and so will their feet. Sometimes finding the right fitting shoes for those large feet individuals can be somewhat challenging. Don’t let the width of your feet discourage you from finding comfortable running shoes! If your shoes are designed for someone with normal width or narrow feet then that may be the cause of your discomfort which can even be why you feel demotivated. 

At XL Feet, we want to ensure that you walk out a happy customer by making sure that your shoes fit properly and comfortably from heel to toe. Whether you’re

Almost 100% of the Big Men who wear large size 13+ footwear have wide feet.  It continues to baffle me how the manufacturers of big sizes seem to not be aware of this.  Thorogood however, has read the writing on the wall, and they did something about it. 

At XL Feet, we say that “Fitting Extra Large Feet Is No Extra Large Feat! ®” yet, do we ever think of all the advantages to having big feet? Below, you’ll find some of the most prominent benefits to the tremendous asset of your feet.

Having rather large feet is neither a gift, nor a curse. If you have a larger than “average” shoe size, it may feel as if your foot size is a curse. Not true.

Did you now that large feet can aid you during swimming? The larger the foot, the more motion you get in the pool. Some of the top Olympic swimmers are known to have pretty big feet. It’s like having your own built-in pair of flippers!

You might be one of those people just is just inseparable from your favorite pair of slippers, but you might also be someone that needs a little bit of old fashioned convincing. It might seem obvious why you need to wear a pair of workboots or hiking boots when you’re outside or on the trail, just as it makes sense to wear the right athletic shoes when playing sports or at the gym. And while the title of this piece suggests this will be five reasons to get yourself a pair of men’s extra wide slippers, it’s really just about getting yourself a nice pair of slippers in general. It’s just that since you’re at XL Feet, it’s probably tough for you to find slippers in your size, but we can help with that.

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that we can help you find a nice comfortable pair of men’s extra wide slippers

Having size 18 feet means spending a lot of hours and probably a lot of money shopping around looking for shoes that actually fit you. That is, of course, unless you have wisely made the decision to shop with us here at XL feet, where you can find nearly any type of shoe you could need in your size, in the styles you want, and at prices that are meant to place.

In addition, if you are looking for size 18 men’s shoes, you will, at some point or other, have a need for each of these types of shoes. Even if you are a busy professional with no time for the field or the outdoors, or a foreman who has never set foot inside an office, you should make it a habit to be prepared with at least the three following styles of footwear to ensure that you are never caught off-guard.

Everything we do at XL feet, we do just like other shoe merchants, except we do it on a bigger scale. As in, we do it on a massively bigger scale. For example, when you come to us for dress shoes, you can find oxfords, wing tips, loafers, you name it - and all in massive sizes - all the way up to 21!

By the same token, we offer extra large shoes for the gym, for hiking, for boating, for running, even for specialty uses like golf. In addition, we offer extra large slippers and socks and other footwear. Best of all, we offer all of these footwear in the brands you love and trust. There are no knock offs here, just the real deal. We’re a true solution to the popular issue of dealing with having extra large feet and not being able to find shoes that fit.

When it comes to work boots, we offer just as much. In sizing, fit and brand we offer tons of work boots in extra large sizes so you can find a fit for anything. We offer huge sizes, but what happens when you need extra

Here at XL feet, we’re big about stressing the importance of quality footwear. How does one define quality footwear? Well, there isn’t one way. Lots of other people out there will tell you to look for any of the following things.

They’ll tell you to look for premium materials. In dress shoes, they’ll tell you to look for quality leather and suede uppers and solid leather soles with brass tacks. In sneakers and gym shoes they’ll tell you to look for orthotics and high-tech insoles that will keep you comfortable as you go through all the motions.

In boots for hiking, hunting, and work they’ll tell you to look for some of these same things as well as other features to keep you safe and sound. They might tell you to look for a shank to reduce fatigue and protect your foot. They might tell you to look for a safety toe of some