Wiredsport will be here shortly for some pictures and measurements of your feet.

However, you have a few choices for wide feet, some had success with each of them.

1) Burton Ruler Wide
2) Adidas Tactical Adv, most of their boots are wider
3) DC Judge

I personally tried all three above and Adidas fit my feet better but your experience might be different. It's best to get the correct measurements for your feet and then go try some boots on. Good luck...

 

Look at the K2 T1. I've never fit Northwave so I can't say anything on fit. Downsize and extra half size for the K2s, Endo Construction makes them fit big.

 

I second the K2 idea. I went from Burtons and 32s to the K2 maysis and it has been absolutely lovely. Definitely size down. I sized down from 10 to 9.5 and after only 15 days pack out, I'm pretty sure I'm sizing down ever further to 9. Wicked effing comfortable.

 

The best spot to start is with your barefoot measurements. Lets figure out what "wider" means. Please let us know your barefoot lengths and widths (both feet por favor).

 

Thanks for all te feedback! Looks like I have got a lot of extra options besides Northwave.

@wired
I will give you a PM with the measurements.

Thanks to all!

 

Wired asked me to post this directly in this thread, so it might help other people as well:


I do a lot of backpack hiking, and kept getting the same pain I have wile snowboarding.
So I recently went to a specialist. The pain is caused by a nerve entrapment between the bones of my toes in my left foot. But not a severe one, so on normal days or normal activities I do not experience any pain. It will only occur after almost 2 hours or more of intense pressure on the feet. (like hiking or snowboarding)
And it is caused when my toes or the front of my foot is getting slightly pressed together.
But when it occurs the pain builds up to an amount that it ruins the activity completely.

The specialist said that my feet are not that super wide, but I only comfortably fit in a wide shoe.
He also made a sole that spread my toes better.

After a few hikes on that new wide shoes, with the new soles, I experienced almost no pain.

So that is why I would like some wide snowboard shoes. Unfortunately the specialist could not help me with snowboarding shoes.

So I am hoping that you can recommend some shoes. I live in the Netherlands, so I will have to find a dealer/shop nearby that sells those particular ones.

Here are the measurements:

Left foot:
length: 27cm
Width: 10,2cm

Right foot:
length: 27,4
Width: 10,5cm


Thanks in advance!

 

105 mm Wide at 274 mm long is an EE width. An EE foot in a "normal" width boot can/will cause significant pain, even without a nerve issue. 274 mm is 275 Mondo in snowboard boots (size 9.5). Only the Burton Ruler Wide is currently designed for feet over E width (designed for EEE).

STOKED!

 

Damn it.. we need more wide boots
So the ruler might be the only option.

Is it a quality boot?
And how is the ruler flex-wise, compared to the TM2?

Not to question you @wired, but are there any people with EE or EEE wide feet, who fit comfortably in other boots?

 

great questions, I like burton just fine but I've always been in tm2 last few years I'm also curious about the flex of the ruler, i was hoping to step up to a stiffer boot this year. at the minimum its gotta be at least as stiff as a tm2 i could put up with that.

(i'm gonna go research this boot a little)

edit: also does the ruler come in multiple configs? or is it always an eee?

 

The Ruler Wide is a Mid flex boot. There are two models of Ruler (Ruler and Ruler Wide).

A lot of riders with wide feet (sadly) begin by answering their width requirement by going to a boot that is too long. Boot width increases with length so they keep trying on larger sizes until they have satisfied their width need. This works very poorly as the extra length makes it impossible for the boot to do it's job, regardless of the quality of the boot. Soooooo, they then start to look for stiffer boots to give the some semblance of support (which it never will).

Many riders find that once they have downsized to their mondopoint size in a boot that correctly matches their width, that they no longer need an ultra stiff boot.

STOKED!

 

After doing my measurements via wiredsport method and looking at the chart, I sized down from 9.5 to 8.5.

I tried ruler wide in 8.5 and adidas tactical adv in 8.5. The adidas was wider and no pain. I had pain with ruler wide in same size.

There is a thread around here somewhere about adidas boots and how many found salvation with them. Me included.

 

This sounds really promising! Thanks for sharing.
Will definitely also try this boot, next to the Ruler.

 

I had some 32's (307) and they killed my feet, got into some Northwave Decades and I'm now on my second pair. I do like a stiff boot and the Decades are excellent. I don't even have break in pains with the Northwaves they fit my feet like no other boot I have tried. I would have probably got the Domains if I could find them at the time, but I am plenty happy with the Decades. Not sure how they compare to the TM2's but I consider those and the Decades to be top tier boots and they will all perform how you expect.

For reference I ride at at Revelstoke and charge hard, ride powder and trees and catch the occasional air.