Wide-fit shoes, sized properly
Shoes that fit the foot you actually have
BRONAX builds on wide lasts and foot-shaped toe boxes. This catalogue sorts the whole range by what it does for your feet, tells you which size label means what, and sends you to Amazon to buy.
Each size has its own price
Sizes are sold as separate listings, and they are not priced the same. The table on every page shows what your size costs, not what the cheapest one costs.
Your size in millimetres
Measure the longer foot once and read the answer off the same chart the guides use. It runs in the browser and saves nothing.
The range, colour by colour
Seventeen models in eighty colourways, each with its own page. No scrolling past the same shoe eight times to find the one you wanted.
Nothing to sign up for
No account, no cart, no newsletter box, no cookie banner to dismiss. Read what you came for and go.
Width and toe box are separate
A wide shoe with a pointed front still crushes your toes. Every model page here says which of the two it gives you, and in what terms.
Three size conventions, one range
Slides come as unisex ranges, women's sneakers carry a W, men's road runners carry no width letter at all. Ordering blind gets it wrong about a third of the time.
Facts, not adjectives
Stack heights, drops, weights and materials come from the manufacturer listings. Where a model runs small, we say so, because they said so first.
5 groups, 17 models
Sorted by what the shoe is for, not by how it photographs.
Slides & Sandals
Pillow slides, arch-support sandals, flip-flops and clogs.
12Jelly Shoes
Moulded jelly flats, slides and buckle sandals.
18Women's Wide Shoes
Wide and wide-toe-box sneakers in D/2E widths.
9Men's Wide Shoes
Wide-toe-box running and training shoes for men.
18Kids' Shoes
Wide-fit sneakers and slip-ons for toddlers to big kids.
The pairs people actually buy
Ranked by how many ratings the listing has collected, which is the only popularity signal here that nobody made up.
Bright pink, the kind that reads as summer rather than pastel. Marks show less on it than on the white.
Black to the outsole, which is what most workplace dress codes actually mean.
Red web print, and the deepest size run in the model at three.
Blue with the bolt picked out in a contrasting colour down the side.
All black, for when the shoe has to go unnoticed at work.
Warm brown throughout, buckles included. No contrast hardware.
Blush over the contoured footbed, and the least conspicuous of the three.
Navy engineered mesh on a white sole, so it does not read as an all-dark shoe.
What buyers report
Reviews left on the BRONAX listings, quoted word for word — including the one that says a model runs small. We collect none of these ourselves and cannot edit them.
True to size, Plenty of toe space, Holds up after Months of use.
I have tried so many so called orthopedic shoes and absolutely NONE of them hold a candle to these! Plenty of toe room, true to size and these are the Only shoes that my feet don’t hurt at the end of the day after consistently walking the sales floor! These shoes still feel great after months of wear. Am on my second pair and will be ordering more in different colors.
Best comfortable shoe
They are true to your size. Very comfortable and plenty of toe space. No toe rubbing. Great for doing squats, side stepping, walking or any moments of the feet. Highly recommend buying them. Best shoe I’ve ever owned. Honestly!
Durable, affordable, comfortable
Would buy again and recommend. Our 2nd grader has been wearing these sneakers very regularly for 9 months, with a lot of outdoor time on grass, rock, gravel, and pavement. They've held up great and are still going strong. They have a wide toe box so there are no pinched toes to worry about.
Cute, but runs small
Definitely suggest sizing up about a half size. They were a bit too small for me, length wise. I thought they were really cute so I gave them to my mom who is about a half size smaller than me. They fit her perfectly and she loved them.
Happy Feet After Long Workdays!!
I originally picked these up for my husband, who suffers from plantar fasciitis and spends long hours on his feet at work. He absolutely loves them. On days when his feet are really bothering him, these are the first shoes he reaches for after work or at his desk because the thick cushioning provides instant comfort.
Happy Feet!
I love these shoes they are super comfortable and true to size, I have had them for a few months now and they are still comfy! I work 12 hour shifts and my feet do not hurt by the end of my shift at all and I'm someone with chronic feet issues. Comparable to Hokas for sure just not as expensive.
Ratings and reviews belong to the listing, not to this site. They were copied on the build date and are not updated live.
Read this before you order
Five guides that answer the questions a product page cannot.
Measure your feet properly, once
Most people order the size printed inside their last pair of shoes.
Read the guide →Wide fit and wide toe box are two different things
A shoe can be wide and still crush your toes.
Read the guide →Arch support, heel pain, and the shoes you wear at home
Plantar fasciitis is mostly diagnosed by a symptom people describe the same way every time: the first ten steps out of bed are the worst of the day, then it eases, then it comes back after sitting down.
Read the guide →What is in the range
Seventeen models across five groups, in every colour BRONAX currently lists. Foam slides and flip-flops at the cheap end, jelly shoes for wet weather, and wide-lasted sneakers for women, men and children at the other. Prices run from around ten dollars to fifty.
Each page covers one model in one colour, with every size that colour comes in listed underneath and priced separately. That is closer to how the shoes are actually sold than a single page with a dropdown, and it means the price you see is the price for the size you clicked.
How to use this site
If you know your measurement, use the finder above and then browse. If you do not, the fit guide takes ten minutes with a sheet of paper and settles the question for years.
If you are here because something hurts, start with the guide on arch support and heel pain. It is more useful than any individual product page, and it will tell you which two or three models are worth your attention out of the seventeen.