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yea i have kinda wide feet and sometimes shoes can be too narrow for me and lavers look pretty narrow. But would they still fit and stretch out or not work really?
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Post by brinard »

try g units... theyre supposed to be a little wider (i hear, ill let you know when my goonits get here)
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i dunno g-units kinda cost more and dont look as cool as the lavers i found. So does anyone else here have wide feet and use lavers. I seen some cool g-units with rasta colors, does anyone know where i can buy those?
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Post by Oroza »

i have semi wide feet, a little flat footed too, I've only evr tried lavers...their fine for me.

actually, jeff richards has REALLY narrow feet, and he told me he switched to gunits because of it, so....? you should at least try the lavers. remember they'll break in, or you can mod off the canvas if their too snug
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Post by pouncer_ »

alright thanks man, it looks like im orderin some lavers tonight :)
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Post by professor »

I have pretty wide feet and lavers don't give me a problem. Although my feet do push the sides of the lavers out a little when I'm just standing in them.
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Post by bluntobj3ct »

my feet are def. wide, and i wear a size 12, and ive never had any problem shreddannihalating.

wide feet <3 lavers ;)
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Post by Jimpenske »

I have wide feet too. I switched to g units because they have a much wider sole. If your gonna get lavers get a half size bigger than usual. I wear a 9 g unit and a 9.5 laver. It always seems that lavers tend to shrink over time. I think g units look way better than lavers. Especially white lavers. They get dirty so fast people will think your a bum.
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Post by Wasabi »

Are the New Balance CT 300s still in existence? I thought that was a good alternative for people with wide feet.

And yeah, when you're fitting in the shoe, the G-units have a narrower insole than Lavers. Maybe they're made for people with narrower feet? I don't know. Seems like people with wide feet do fine in them.
They also look way cooler than Lavers too!
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