Best Wide-Foot Friendly Shoe Rotation in 2025
Looking for accommodating, roomy shoes that are perfect for wide-footed runners—without sacrificing bounce or fun factor? The Salomon AeroGlide 3, Adidas EVO SL, On Cloudmonster Hyper, and Hoka Cielo X1 make for an excellent four-shoe rotation, ready to handle high-mileage training with comfort and performance.
By popular demand, we've compiled a Max Cushion Gang-inspired, Supwell-certified shoe rotation for our wide-footed runners. All of these shoes offer plenty of volume—both laterally and vertically—and a commercial airline-sized landing pad for even the biggest feet. Below, we break down a four-shoe rotation from four different brands and detail how each shoe's upper and last might suit your uniquely well-endowed foot.
Daily Trainer: Salomon Aero Glide 3
We’ve been singing the praises of the Aero Goat 3 since it arrived at Supwell HQ in March, and the community agrees - across virtually all pace ranges and foot strikes, Hobby Joggers have come to the consensus that this is a winner. Part of what makes the Aero Glide 3 so accessible is its bouncy and lightweight beaded TPU midsole, but not to be overlooked is the upper and fit. Wide footed runners will appreciate the forgiving, breathable upper Salomon has implemented here (without sacrificing structure), and those who prefer a more dialed-in feel will be good to go down half a size.
Salomon Aero Glide 3
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Speed Training: Adidas EVO SL
Materials-wise, the EVO SL upper isn’t anything to write home about, but those who require a roomy midfoot and toebox will be thoroughly impressed. Featuring a lightweight upper that disappears on foot while still providing a great lockdown, the EVO SL is a breath of fresh air for runners who struggle with tightness and hotspots on the lateral and medial forefoot.
Adidas Evo SL
Long Runs: On Cloudmonster Hyper
The Cloudmonster Hyper is a seriously underrated long run cruiser. Along with its unique foam configuration, ON outfitted this shoe with one of the most roomy (you might even call it cavernous) uppers in the game. In addition to ample width, the shoe sports an abundance of volume in the midfoot/toebox. Those with standard or narrow feet will likely find the upper baggy, but for runners with a high instep, its a dream come true.
Race Day: Hoka Cielo X1
The true magic of the Cielo X1 OG lies in its explosively bouncy midsole, but wide footed runners will also rejoice at how accommodating the upper is. Hoka has a reputation for tighter, narrow uppers in shoes like the Skyflow, Mach 6, and Mach X2, but the fit of the Cielo x1 OG remains one of the most roomy and wide-foot friendly on the market. Don’t miss out on these while stock is still available.
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