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Shoe widths

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  1. I am trying to buy a pair of Asics 1080s from the US Amazon
    site. However, they are advertised with different widths of
    2E, 4E or D. The shoes I bought before were just US size 11,
    so how do I know which width to go for? Can anyone decipher
    these widths for me?

    Thanks

  2. "ZB" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    I am trying to buy a pair of Asics 1080s from the US
    Amazon site. However, they are advertised with different
    widths of 2E, 4E or D. The shoes I bought before were just
    US size 11, so how do I know which width to go for? Can
    anyone decipher these widths for me?

    Thanks

    If you had an 11 with no width designation, than that was
    most likely an M (medium) width. D = M (medium). 2E (EE) = W
    (wide), = 4E (EEEE) = XW (extra-wide).

    Phil M.

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    "Pain is temporary: the success it brings can be
    everlasting." -fortune cookie

  3. D is standard. 2E is wide; 4E is extra wide.

  4. ZB said:

    I am trying to buy a pair of Asics 1080s from the US
    Amazon site. However, they are advertised with different
    widths of 2E, 4E or D. The shoes I bought before were just
    US size 11, so how do I know which width to go for? Can
    anyone decipher these widths for me?

    Thanks

    Thank you chaps.

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