Women's wide-fit sneakers
Three models on a wide last, all with removable insoles, sized with a W after the number. The W is a width, not a men's marker.
The road runner is the one the rest are variations on: a 10 mm drop, high-rebound EVA, 9.8 oz at size 7, printed mesh upper. The classic sneaker puts the same wide last under suede panels so it reads as a casual shoe rather than a running one. The thick-sole walker is the outlier, with a 45 mm stack and only a 6 mm drop, which is a great deal of foam under the heel without tipping you forward.
All three take the insole out. That matters twice: it adds depth for an orthotic, and it turns what feels like a D width into something closer to a 2E.
Before you pick a colour
- True to size in length. Order the W width and do not size up to get room across the forefoot.
- Orthotic users: remove the stock insole first, then judge the fit.
- Suede and rain do not mix. The mesh models handle wet weather better.
Women's Wide Toe Box Road Runner
Wide toe box road runner, removable insole · 10 colours
Black to the outsole, which is what most workplace dress codes actually mean.
Grey mesh with white overlays. The safest of the ten if these are your only pair.
Red with white detailing: loud across a room, ordinary once you are wearing them.
Pale blue mesh, which makes the shoe look lighter than the weight suggests.
Navy, the quietest colour here that is not black or grey.
Purple with contrast overlays, and the print pattern shows up far more than on the dark colours.
Green is the one people comment on. It is not trying to be subtle.
White mesh, and it needs a brush more often than any other colour in the model.
Women's Wide Classic Sneaker
Wide-fit casual sneaker, suede and mesh · 2 colours
Women's Cushion Thick-Sole Walker
45 mm stack, 6 mm drop, knit upper · 4 colours
Navy knit over a white 45 mm midsole, so the stack is on display rather than hidden.
Grey knit draws the least attention to how thick the sole actually is.
