I'm trying to decide on which of these three wider-than-average shoes I should get. I'm not in a position to try them on, so I'm hoping I can get a little guidance before I mail-order.
I've got wider than average (E) feet. I like light, minimal shoes, but I also like them to be sturdy under the arch. If I can put my fist inside the shoe and collapse the arch I'm not interested. (Shoes these days all have cut-out shanks, which makes no sense to me, but there it is.)
I like roomy toe-boxes, the wider and more "square", instead of pointed, the better.
I like higher than average heels but low to the ground in the forefoot.
I'm an all-court player and don't need tremendous lateral stability, but I do appreciate better than average cushioning, or my knees do rather. But I also don't like an overly cushioned shoe where I don't feel like I can feel the ground.
I play on hardcourt and acrylic and don't require super grippy soles.
Much appreciate any suggestions or comments about any of these shoes you've tried.
I've got wider than average (E) feet. I like light, minimal shoes, but I also like them to be sturdy under the arch. If I can put my fist inside the shoe and collapse the arch I'm not interested. (Shoes these days all have cut-out shanks, which makes no sense to me, but there it is.)
I like roomy toe-boxes, the wider and more "square", instead of pointed, the better.
I like higher than average heels but low to the ground in the forefoot.
I'm an all-court player and don't need tremendous lateral stability, but I do appreciate better than average cushioning, or my knees do rather. But I also don't like an overly cushioned shoe where I don't feel like I can feel the ground.
I play on hardcourt and acrylic and don't require super grippy soles.
Much appreciate any suggestions or comments about any of these shoes you've tried.
