Slippers - D Med/Reg Men’s Shoes & Boots - Size 18 Men's Shoes, Boots, Socks, Slippers, Sandals, and Insoles
If you need a pair of size 15 men's slippers, isn’t a problem here. We have the selection of extra wide slippers for men with larger feet. These big men's slippers come in size 7-12, 13, 14, 15, and 16. Every pair offers comfort and many feature a rubber outsole. Look no further for up to 5E wide slippers than Xlfeet. Tall men can wear these XXXL slippers outside to grab the paper since they have durable soles. From luxurious Sheepskin Slippers to Cheap Slippers for men, Xlfeet has the best slippers in big sizes.
In big mens sizes for big feet, regular or medium width is most well known. XLfeet feet makes big mens sizes in medium width easy to find. Most of our customers who wear D width boots, shoes, socks, slippers, and sandals for men in sizes 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20 are slender guys, or men who have been going up in size as a result of not finding the wider width their feet actually need in their local shoe or boot store. If you have a half inch or more of extra length in your big mens shoes, it's very likely you're in this camp and could benefit from going down in size and wider in width. If you want help with this, please get your foot measured in your local shoe store and then CALL US! Whether you need size 18, 19, or 12 boots for men, or size 17 and size 18 shoes, this is all we do and we excel at it.
Men's Size 18 Shoes, work boots, sandals, socks, and insoles are plentiful in good supply at XL Feet’s store - both online and off. We have size 18 footwear in 4E wide shoes and EEEEEE - 6E width for your big feet. Once you get past size 18, the amount and types of big men’s footwear fall off a cliff. Many fellow Bigfoots, would argue they the selection fell off a cliff already after size 16. This is why we are so proud to offer the widest selection size 18 men's shoes, boots and other footwear from trusted brands like New Balance, Dunham, Carolina Boot, Georgia Boot, Bogs, Propet and many more.
