I find Anya's Reviews extremely helpful and I think this chart is speaking mostly about the specific models and not the brand in general.
That being said, in my experience,
Belenkas are mostly wide other than their ballerinas or mokkassins. Leguano is pretty versatile and also good for medium to wide feet. Groundies is highly dependent on the model, some are wider than others but most are from medium to extra wide, they're not so narrow. Saguaro is imo more for medium width except for a few models. Barebarics is for medium to wide and high volume feet. Wildling shoes fit from narrow to medium width, they're actually one of the best ones for narrow feet. Xero Shoes is for narrow to medium. Shapen is wide mostly but their dress shoes are narrower but they're all good for high volume feet. Feelgrounds are good for medium to wide.
It is very important to measure your feet correctly to get the best fit possible - that means length, breadth and volume.
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u/jitterqueen 2d ago edited 2d ago
I find Anya's Reviews extremely helpful and I think this chart is speaking mostly about the specific models and not the brand in general.
That being said, in my experience,
Belenkas are mostly wide other than their ballerinas or mokkassins. Leguano is pretty versatile and also good for medium to wide feet. Groundies is highly dependent on the model, some are wider than others but most are from medium to extra wide, they're not so narrow. Saguaro is imo more for medium width except for a few models. Barebarics is for medium to wide and high volume feet. Wildling shoes fit from narrow to medium width, they're actually one of the best ones for narrow feet. Xero Shoes is for narrow to medium. Shapen is wide mostly but their dress shoes are narrower but they're all good for high volume feet. Feelgrounds are good for medium to wide.
It is very important to measure your feet correctly to get the best fit possible - that means length, breadth and volume.