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I would like to get a pair of muck type boots for sloppy conditions. All I see listed are medium width and I have wide feet. What do you guys with wide feet recommend?
 
Posts: 3073 | Location: Pittsburgh, PA | Registered: 11 November 2004Reply With Quote
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I'm a 13EE and on my second pair of mucks. They should be OK for you. I wear a medium and s thick pair of wool socks and love them for wet and cold conditions.
 
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this place

http://www.xlfeet.com/SearchRe...oots&show=600&page=1


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Mike............ really appreciate that link. This is a problem I have struggled with for years. I need boots 4 or 5E wide and they are very hard to find in normal stores. This is especially true since sizing went out the window with all of the companies outsourcing the manufacturing of their products to Asian countries.

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Posts: 1845 | Location: Northern Rockies, BC | Registered: 21 July 2006Reply With Quote
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And a big X2 on the link! I've got the equivalent of snowshoes for feet. Haven't been able to find anything close to my size locally since I turned 13. You just made my life better. Thanks! Smiler
 
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Dunlop Puroforts, friend and coworker is size 15 with flippers instead of feet, and they make a set that fits him.
 
Posts: 534 | Location: Northern British Columbia | Registered: 06 June 2015Reply With Quote
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15 with flippers instead of feet


With almost as big of feet as the bears you hunt Big Grin
 
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He gets a lot of flack... Stop him for pictures of a real life Sasquatch and all that. If you ever want to feel emasculated put your size 11 boots beside the rest you'll find in a northern Canadian bush camp's mud room. It goes beyond size 15 extra wide.
 
Posts: 534 | Location: Northern British Columbia | Registered: 06 June 2015Reply With Quote
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I too am impressed with XLFeet.com

I wear size 17/18 depending on the manufacturer and have problems finding footwear.

2bigfeet.com is a site I frequent.

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Posts: 2973 | Location: South Texas | Registered: 15 January 2008Reply With Quote
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WOW Andy:
I've never heard of feet that large til your post. Do they help any wading snow??

Always teased that my 13 E's were: "two feet make a yard". How long are your boots toe to heal? Just wondering.

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