I have been using the Wildhorse 3 for the majority of my training runs now. I'm even using it on roads. It's the first Nike I've seen that fits my wideish foot.
Is there a Nike road shoe built off a similar platform? Should I look into an E width in the road shoe?
Into NIKES now wrote:
I have been using the Wildhorse 3 for the majority of my training runs now. I'm even using it on roads. It's the first Nike I've seen that fits my wideish foot.
Is there a Nike road shoe built off a similar platform? Should I look into an E width in the road shoe?
You may want to stock up on WH3 as the 4s now have an additional overlay which makes for a snugger upper.
The Pegasus 33 in 2E is great when available...the 4Es are too sloppy, when 2E was unavailable I sized up 1 full size in the D (regular) width which in length and width was very similar to 2E in a size smaller.
I was actually thinking of using this method(1 full size up) with the Streak 6s
Into NIKES now wrote:
I have been using the Wildhorse 3 for the majority of my training runs now. I'm even using it on roads. It's the first Nike I've seen that fits my wideish foot.
Is there a Nike road shoe built off a similar platform? Should I look into an E width in the road shoe?
Switch to Altras and no more width issues.
mcguck wrote:
Into NIKES now wrote:I have been using the Wildhorse 3 for the majority of my training runs now. I'm even using it on roads. It's the first Nike I've seen that fits my wideish foot.
Is there a Nike road shoe built off a similar platform? Should I look into an E width in the road shoe?
Switch to Altras and no more width issues.
Good point about Altras but for those who have tendon issues or slow transition it's good to have traditional cushioned shoe. I have been looking at Altras to add...what model(s) are you using? Sizing?
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