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I just went out and looked at the box they came in, which I saved for some odd reason, and yes, they're a EE not a EEE (which would be minimum for me - one of my diving instructors in the Navy joked I didn't need Navy issue flippers as Mother Nature had already equipped me). I wore them for about 6 months, hoping they'd stretch a bit, but finally had to switch to sneakers until I get a different work boot. (Note, I'm retired, so I don't really need work boots, but after 40+ years of wearing them...)Danner boots are an excellent choice for high arches.
You're right Bernie, I also have a wide foot. They fit, but they are still a little tight. I think that Danner just uses a regular average wide width boot. I am not sure on how they run, but I usually take a EEE width shoe and boot, and the Danner's are still a little snug. Maybe they run in only EE or E?
Danner boots are an excellent choice for high arches.
You're right Bernie, I also have a wide foot. They fit, but they are still a little tight. I think that Danner just uses a regular average wide width boot. I am not sure on how they run, but I usually take a EEE width shoe and boot, and the Danner's are still a little snug. Maybe they run in only EE or E?