1. Inov-8 Women’s F-lite G 300

We think that the best CrossFit training shoe for wide feet is the Inov-8 Women’s F-Lite G 300. These shoes are extremely comfortable, yet versatile enough for any exercise in your WOD.

This shoe is durable with a slightly higher profile for more ankle support (similar to high top cross trainers). It features a graphene outsole for better grip during heavy compound lifts.

Additionally, the graphene powerheel gives a nice cushion during explosive movements so you don’t wreck your heels after a long workout.

If your wide feet have ripped shoes apart in the past, then you definitely need to give the Inov-8 Women’s F-Lite 300 shoes a try.

2. New Balance Men’s 40v1 Minimus Training Shoe

Another excellent option for wide feet, the New Balance Men’s 40v1 Minimum Training Shoe is available in both wide and extra-wide. These shoes have a grippy, Vibram rubber outsole for a flat and stable base during weight lifting and rubber reinforced lace eyelets.

They feature a mesh upper with TPU reinforcement and a REVlite Midsole with Rapid Rebound for extra energy to help you push even farther. Reviewers praised these shoes for their versatility because they can handle all aspects of CrossFit WODs, and everyone pointed out how comfortable they are thanks to the lightweight, flexible, and low-profile construction.

3. Nike Men’s Metcon 4 Training Shoe

This lightweight shoe was made for CrossFit, so you will find it on a lot of lists when it comes to the best cross trainers on the market. The Nike Metcon 4 is the most durable version of the Metcon, and it works extremely well for wide feet.

The flat, stable base makes these shoes ideal for lifting, and the multi-directional grip gives top of the line traction no matter which direction you are moving in. These shoes are comfortable and supportive, and at the same time they are also extremely stylish and come in a bunch of different colors.

These shoes conform to your feet, and the fit is exactly what you need during your most difficult WODs. The only negative with the Metcon 4 is the heel section. It does sit low, and that can cause slippage and blisters.

Still, if you are looking for a great shoe that can handle short runs, jumping, and heavy lifting, you can’t go wrong with the Nike Metcon 4.

4. Puma Men’s Tazon 6 FM

The Puma Men’s Tazon 6 FM is technically branded as a running shoe, but the stiffer materials actually make them excellent for cross training. These shoes are made from 100 percent synthetic leather, and they are sturdy enough to handle all of the intense exercises in your WOD.

These comfortable shoes feature T-toe construction with a cushioned midsole and lace closure, and for added comfort there is breathable EcoOrthoLite material in the midfoot saddle for explosive movements.

For added durability, there are EVA heel pads which provide cushioning and shock absorption. And, the numerous color options and style of the shoe make them work well in the box and on the street.

5. Reebok CrossFit Nano 8.0 Flexweave

We couldn’t have a CrossFit shoes list without the Reebok CrossFit Nano 8.0 Flexweave. The only reason this shoe isn’t higher on our list is because it doesn’t come in an extra-wide size. 

However, the standard width of this shoe actually works well for many people with wide feet, so we had to add these shoes to our list.

These shoes are made by CrossFitters for CrossFitters, and they are one of the most comfortable pairs of shoes that you can wear in the box. The flexible forefoot allows you to absolutely crush it during plyometrics, sprints, and runs. And, the lightweight and breathable nature of the Nano 8.0 Flexweave will keep your feet cool during the most intense workouts.

This shoe has a quality build with a stable heel, plus a removable sockliner that allows for custom orthotics. There is plenty of room in the toe box for toe splay, and a snug fit in the heel that will exceed your expectations.

6. No Bull Men’s Training Shoe

The No Bull Trainer is versatile and durable, so they provide maximum performance during CrossFit workouts.  Not only are these shoes comfortable, but they are also lightweight and breathable to keep your feet cool during your most intense WOD.

The sole unit of the No Bull Trainer is flexible, and the flat heel gives you the stability you need during weight training and squats. The fit is ideal with a snug heel and wide toe box. And, even though they don’t have an extra-wide option, the standard width does work well for wide feet.

7. Merrell Men’s Trail Glove 5

The Merrell Men’s Trail Glove 5 is a barefoot shoe that was created by studying the foot in motion, and it’s designed to enhance your foot’s natural ability to stabilize your body when you are making rapid changes in movement. That makes these shoes a solid choice for CrossFit, especially when you have wide feet.

These shoes feature a Mesh and TPU upper and a Hyperlock TPU film heel counter for security. They also have breathable mesh lining, an integrated sole, and a TrailProtect rock plate that protects your feet from debris during outdoor runs.

8. Reebok CrossFit Nano 9

Since Reebok teamed up with CrossFit to create the best shoe for the box, we had to feature two Reebok Nanos on our list. The Reebok CrossFit Nano 9 is the latest version to hit the market. And, even though it doesn’t have a wide option, the standard width works extremely well for wide feet.

The CrossFit Nano 9 is incredibly versatile, comfortable, and breathable. They are stable during lateral movements – thanks to the supportive midsole wraps – and they are “almost indestructible,” according to Rich Froning, the Fittest Man on Earth.

This shoe is one of the best cross trainers on the market for weightlifting, and their performance during short-distance running is second to none. These shoes can handle any exercise in your WOD, including squats, deadlifts, rope climbs, and jumps.

9. Adidas Leistung 16 II

When you have wide feet and you need stability for weightlifting, then consider the Adidas Leistung 16 II. The 25 mm heel height will help you improve ankle mobility and posture during your squats, and the BOA system provides a solid lockdown.

The grip on these shoes will make you feel like you are glued to the floor (yes, that’s what you want!), and the sleek design will bring you a lot of compliments. However, these shoes can be a bit pricey.

10. Skechers Stamina Cutback

We haven’t talked a lot about Skechers when it comes to CrossFit. But, for wide feet, the Skechers Stamina Cutback is a solid choice. These shoes are comfortable when you are inside the box, but they also work well for walking and everyday use.

These shoes are durable and they come with a wide option. The midsole features a supportive build, a good fit, and a memory foam insole for extra cushion. And, as an added bonus, these shoes are extremely affordable.

11. New Balance 608 V5

This simplistic designed shoe was praised by numerous reviewers for how comfortable they are, but the New Balance 608 V5 is also extremely durable. This trainer is true to size and width – which works extremely well for wide feet – and you will be impressed with the arch support and traction similar to some Brooks CrossFit shoes.

These lightweight shoes can accommodate custom orthotics, but the insert in the shoe does need broken in.

12. Nike Women’s Metcon 5

Even though these shoes don’t have a wide option, the standard width of the Nike Women’s Metcon 5 is still a great choice for wide feet. These shoes are extremely comfortable, and they have the exact fit that you need for CrossFit – snug in the heel with a wide toe box.

The firm heel and wide platform of the Metcon 5 makes this one of the best CrossFit shoes on the market, and the flexible forefoot is perfect for running, plyo, and other explosive movements.

The Hyperlift add-ons are your secret weapon for squats, and the reinforced tongue and Haptic layer on the upper give these shoes added durability. I can’t forget to mention the traction tread because it makes the Metcon 5 extra grippy.

13. Inov-8 Women’s F-Lite 250 Fitness Shoe

Another great option for the ladies, the Inov-8 Women’s F-Lite 250 Fitness Shoe is a hybrid lifter and metcon style shoe, and you will find that the performance of this shoe is top notch. The 8 mm drop is higher than most cross trainers, and they feature a dense, stable heel to help you tackle your heaviest lifts with confidence.

These lightweight shoes also feature a reinforced toe, a roomy toe box, and Rope tech grip for those rope climbs. They are snug, but not constricting, and many of the reviewers described these shoes as the most comfortable training shoes they’ve ever put on their feet.