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Large Women’s Shoes – Common Complaints

For most people trying to find large women’s shoes, the experience is less than positive. Over the past several years, manufacturers have used the internet to their advantage by going out to read forums, articles, and other media outlets to see what women write about pertaining to shoes. The discovery has allowed shoe designers and makers to create a greater selection of large women’s shoes that fit comfortably but also offer style.

The information taken from comments pertaining to large women’s shoes was quite insightful so we wanted to provide you with some of the information that manufacturers also saw, which ultimately led to an entirely new approach when designing shoes.

o Many women stated that larger women’s shoes are made to meet fashion trends and not for comfort with the primary issue being shoes that are designed with extremely tight or narrow toe boxes that crunch the toes together.

o Comments were also found specific to larger women’s shoes that heels are too high. These women complained that finding a happy medium was near impossible, either the shoes were designed with short heels that were not tall enough or tall heels that made the shoes uncomfortable and even unstable.

o Specific to large women’s shoes, one of the main complaints actually had to do with hip and back pain more than foot pain. With the shoes not providing adequate support, women would walk with an abnormal gait, which lead to pressure being put on the hips and backs causing minor to major pain.

o Large women’s shoes were also commented on pertaining to size, meaning length, and width. Many women found that anything over a size 10 was too hard to find and width options were limited. While finding large women’s shoes in an EE was difficult enough, women that needed size EEEEE would have been impossible years ago.

o Permanent foot damage has also been a concern in that most large women’s shoes are not designed to fit. As a result, women complained of developing blisters, corns, calluses, and bunions, as well as permanent nerve damage and hammer toe. All of these problems are bad enough but if the woman happens to be a diabetic and any of the open wounds were to become infected, she would be at risk for amputation.

Again, all of the comments heard about large women’s shoes were taken seriously and today, we see an entirely new world of shoes. Because of this, women can enjoy high fashion but still have the comfort and support needed so they never experience pain or worse. Best of all, larger and wider shoes are not just sold at brick and mortar stores, but also online.

In fact, anyone looking for quality, affordable, and stylish large women’s shoes should first determine the exact size worn and then shop online. Because of the internet, women can reach around the globe to find shoes that fit their personal style. Shopping online also provides cost savings in many cases so this is an excellent means of finding large women’s shoes of any kind.


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