Wide vs. Regular Fit Shoes: What’s the Real Difference?
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You’ve seen “W” sizes. You’ve seen “standard.” But what does wide fit really mean — and does your child actually need it?
Here’s the truth: most kids benefit from wider shoes, whether they’re officially “wide-footed” or not.
📏 Key Differences Between Wide and Regular Fit
| Feature | Regular Fit | Wide Fit (EQW SPORT) |
|---|---|---|
| Toe box shape | Tapered/narrow | Rounded, roomy |
| Arch support area | Medium | Extended width support |
| Footprint base | Slim | Broad and stable |
| Comfort rating | Lower over time | Sustained comfort |
🧒 Who Should Wear Wide-Fit Shoes?
- Children with red marks or calluses
- Kids who frequently remove shoes
- Children tripping over their own feet
- Anyone in growth spurts
EQW SPORT’s wide fit isn’t an afterthought — it’s our design philosophy.