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Wide Women’s Running Shoes

Cramped toes ruin the best runs. Our women's wide running shoes in D and 2E widths let toes splay naturally, without compromising cushioning, support or grip. ASICS, Brooks, Saucony, Mizuno and Inov-8, for road and trail alike.

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Women's wide running shoes

Cramped toes ruin the best runs. Our women's wide running shoes, available in D and 2E widths, give your forefoot the room it needs — without compromising cushioning, support or performance. ASICS, Brooks, Saucony, Mizuno and Inov-8 are here, for road and trail alike.

How do you know you need a wide shoe?

The signs are unmistakable: numb or tingling toes, blisters on the sides of the foot, black toenails after long runs, or the feeling that your foot spills over the midsole. Another clue: if you size up half a size just to gain width, what you need is a wide shoe — not a longer one.

Understanding widths: B, D and 2E

B is the women's standard width. D offers more volume, and 2E a noticeably roomier forefoot. Length stays the same: only volume changes, for a natural fit that lets your toes splay on impact.

Our models available in wide

Brooks Glycerin: max cushioning in wide

The Glycerin (and its GTS stability version) combines plush cushioning with extended width — a go-to for long distances and comfortable daily training.

ASICS Novablast: dynamic cushioning in wide

The Novablast pairs bouncy FF BLAST cushioning with a roomier fit: a versatile neutral shoe, ideal for daily training and long road runs.

Mizuno Wave Rider: balanced comfort in wide

Available in wide, the Wave Rider delivers a smooth, stable ride thanks to its Wave plate — a great road trainer with extra forefoot room.

Saucony Guide: stability in wide

The Guide delivers support and comfort for overpronating runners who need more forefoot room.

Saucony Peregrine: trail in wide

Yes, the trail too: the Peregrine brings grip and protection with a widened fit, for feet that swell on long outings in the wild.

A naturally roomy toe box? Think Altra

Beyond extended widths, Altra shoes use an anatomical foot-shaped design that lets toes splay naturally — another approach loved by wide-footed runners.

The fitting makes all the difference

The ideal width depends on your foot shape and stride. Come see us in store: our team measures your foot and has you try the right models. Also explore our stability shoes, trail shoes and all our women's running shoes.

Shopping for him? Here are our men's wide running shoes.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if I need wide running shoes?
Numb toes, blisters on the sides of the foot, black toenails or the feeling your foot spills over the midsole are the classic signs. If you size up only to gain width, switch to a D or 2E instead.
What do B, D and 2E widths mean?
B is the women's standard width. D is wider, and 2E offers a noticeably roomier forefoot. Length stays the same — only the shoe's volume changes.
Should I size up half a size or get a wide shoe?
They're not the same. If your toes hit the end, size up. If the length is right but the foot feels squeezed on the sides, it's width you need to increase.
Are there wide shoes for trail?
Yes. The Saucony Peregrine comes in a wide version — handy too because feet naturally swell on long trail outings.
What if I overpronate?
The Saucony Guide and Brooks Glycerin GTS combine stability support with extended width — the best of both worlds.
Which brand has the roomiest toe box?
In extended widths, Brooks and Saucony offer an excellent selection. For a naturally wide, anatomical toe box, look at Altra.