Asklemmy

After trying Barefoot style shoes (which usually have much wider than normal toeboxes) I can never go back.

Vivobarefoot shoes are expensive, but pretty high quality and have a great toebox.

Freet are more affordable and often made of recycled material, but some of their designs can be slightly odd looking. They hold up well though, very nice quality from the reviews I've seen. They're made in the UK, I believe.

Splay shoes offer what is essentially wide toebox vans.

There's tons more though. I'd recommend Anya's Reviews to narrow down what suits you best, she's pretty legit in her info from what I've seen.

Altra makes feet shaped shoes, which means they're great for people with wider toe boxes. L.L. Bean leather boots are pretty great for wide feet. Asolo's Drifter is also good after a little break in period.

I wear size 14US double wide. I usually wear brown boots , but last time I bought shoes, New Balance had some fun sneaker colors.

It's interesting, I have very wide and flat feet, but support shoes makes my foot slimmer and shorter to the point my Brooks Adrenaline GTS are a full size down from my Vans and at least half a size down from most regular shoes.

I love the pair of Flux shoes I got about 6 months ago. Zero pain of Morton’s neuroma

New Balance do wide fit, but they're expensive to buy from their website and hard to find elsewhere. I usually keep an eye on Amazon and pick up a pair whenever they're cheap

I have haix, but have to get their boots in extra wide since they run more narrow.

I love their sneaker style composite toe though. Huge toe box that never feels tight.

I don’t have wide feet but I love the brand Camper. A lot of their shoes have a wide style toe - I’ve been told they can look like clown shoes but I don’t care. It’s a good brand with quality shoes that make unique styles IMO

I recommend Softstar shoes. They mostly have leather shoes offerings and some shoes come in their "primal" width which are generously wide. However I do have uneven feet with one foot that doesn't even fit in Softstars correctly. But they're still the shoes I choose because the leather has some stretch over time

Dr Scholl work like a charm.