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Wide toe box shoes have extra room at the front of the shoe, so your toes can lie flat and spread out instead of being pressed together. That space reduces pressure on bunions, hammer toes and the ball of the foot. Every KURU shoe has a roomy toe box, and our wide styles add even more room across the forefoot.

All KURU shoes are built with a roomy toe box, so many people with a large toe box are comfortable in our standard width. If you need more room, choose a wide width: C+ for women and E+ for men. Shop the women's wide and men's wide collections to see every style available in wide.

All of our styles come in medium (standard) width, many come in wide, and ATOM 2 is also available in X-Wide. Women’s medium is B, wide is C+ (other brands may say C, 2C, CC or W), and X-Wide is [women’s X-Wide letter width]. Men’s medium is D, wide is E+ (other brands may say E, 2E, EE or W), and X-Wide is [men’s X-Wide letter width]. Each product page lists fit notes and width measurements.

Yes. ATOM 2 is now available in X-Wide, our roomiest fit, in women’s sizes 5–12 and men’s sizes 7–15. X-Wide gives you more room across the forefoot and toe box than our standard wide width. Shop women’s ATOM 2 X-Wide or men’s ATOM 2 X-Wide.

Signs include tightness across the ball of your foot, blisters or calluses on the sides of your feet, and toes that feel squeezed by the end of the day. To check, trace your foot on paper, measure the widest part across the ball of your foot, and compare it to a Brannock size chart. Our guide, Do I need wide shoes?, walks through it step by step.

They can make them more comfortable. A wider toe box gives your toes room to spread and takes pressure off sore spots. Wide shoes don't treat these conditions, so talk to a podiatrist or other healthcare professional about a full treatment plan.

Often, yes. Ligaments and tendons loosen over time, which can let the foot flatten and spread. Weight changes, swelling and pregnancy can also make feet wider. If your usual size suddenly feels tight, measure your feet again before you buy.