I have very wide feet, I have EEE width feet. My foot is 25.5 cm long and 10.5 cm wide, so thats a US 7.5 EEE, I fit a K2 unnatural 7.5 perfectly, this boot is very very wide, so wide I would not recommend to people with skinny feet.

EDIT: Also I cannot fit a roces, valo, rollerblade solo (hardboot) or USD size 9 hard boot. Remz, Razors, and when salomon made skates I can fit size 9 in those but no smaller. K2 unnaturals are the only skate I have ever been able to wear in my size besides xsjados, Seba skates are also supposed to be good for wide feet but I have never tried them.

Enin USD were the widest skate I’ve ever put on...guessing most of the carbon frees are similar...?

I've really wide feet. I'm a size 8/9 but width I'm like size 12 double wide.

I've used the Adapts, they needed heat molded.

Them skates both stock and intuition liners, fit great out the box.

CJ gutted size 41 EU, small intuition liner v2. Tight, but fits great.

I'll echo the comments in favor of K2, Seba and Salomon.

XSJADOS! or I guess now they are "Shadows". Whats better than being able to wear a shoe?

I think I have a pretty average foot and my current fitment problem is getting less sideways looseness in the toes end of my Razors SL1.

Hey. For wide feet I’d recommend Seba. People say Razors are wide too.

Roces fifth element 100%

Im a true size 9 in length but the width of my foot is for a size 10 shoe.

I can wear a size 9 fifth element and its very comfy

5th elements and razors gens are wide

Rollerblade NJ pro. Cheap and wide AF. Underrated skates, too.

I think RB cruisers are known for their wide skates they are around 160

Razors sl

have you tried bont prostars? common rec but really good from my experience for wider feet

UPDATE: I ended up going with the bont prostar tracers bc they are part of a sponser deal with my league and our local skate shop, so we got them for an extremely low price. Gonna break em in a bit tonight, but from the try on they seem awesome!

Antik Jet Carbons have worked great for my wide feet

The plate will make the most difference in weight. Is your entire foot wide or just across the ball of your foot?

Antiks are a good option for wider feet and they have a bit of ankle support compared to many other boots.

It depends on what your budget is to be honest!! That being said the other replies have been spot on bont prostars are probably the best ones on a lower budget and if you have a bit more to spend antik jet carbons come in a package with the arius plates which is definitely one of the lightest setups you can get!!

I'm a huge fan of the FR UFR. It's the comfiest skate I've ever ridden. I did swap out the Intuition liners it came with for my Second Skins, as I had already broken those in. But either way, it's a great, wider skate.

I skate SLs. I started with Sways, but they got uncomfortable pretty quickly for me, even with trying different liners — they just weren’t as wide as my SLs are.

Razor genesys are the widest, I have 5th elements and genesys. I'm waiting for Intuition Liner getting here in few days will let you know it is

Wide flat feet I rock genesys

Fr ufr, echo verve, iqon act are a few options

If you wanna stick with rollerblade, you can’t go wrong with blanks. They fit true to size, and if you’re not feeling the fit, they have a liner lift that you can mess around with. Plus, the Cameron Talbott pro’s come in a sweet bone and green colorway……

THEM skates and Roces 5th elements are the widest skates by mm. For me the 909 is the first skate that doesn’t give me hot spots on my feet.

Razors Genesys and SLs are good boots for wide feet imo. Xsjados are too

Tried M12s...got blisters. Razor SLs feel great though.

Skates to look at for wide feet: Razors Genesys, Echo Verve, Gawds Team (great skates but research sizing - many say you can size down) . Just whatever you go with, make sure you can return them and be willing to do so. It's not a big deal, but so important when trying skates for fit. Good luck!

Is that 10.5 cm wide you've listed there? If so, you're almost the exact same foot size as me (24.9cm x 10.6cm).

You're an EEE width - Aeons and RBs won't make you happy. CJ2 and 5th Element are the ones to focus on, CJ2s are a tad wider. I'm about 257x105 and they both fit beautifully in am EUR41, but I'd really recommend trying them on if you can, with your width, to get the right size.

Powerslide Zooms are good for wider feet, and I believe the same molds are used for USD Aeons and Sways.

Them 909s should be similar to 5ths, they're pretty wide and 10.5 is a good size in the medium shell.

Update the m12’s fit him fine

Roces 5th elements are boats for your boats

Roces 5ths or Razors Genesys are great options for wider foot skaters 😎🖤

If you have smooth wooden floors, that's similar to what inline hockey uses. get some 74a or 76a wheels, softer wheels will give more grip on smooth surfaces.

Secondly, the Marsblade gimmick is that it has a built in rocker-like setup - the joint between the boot and chassis can rock back and forward kind of like a rocker but better in some ways.

if you used marsblades with a rockered wheel arrangement then you've got 2 things detracting from your stability. this will be a bad thing.

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80a isn't meant for outdoors. It will wear out incredibly fast. It's actually better suited for smooth, indoor surfaces like wooden floor or smooth tiles.

You don’t size down for a rockered setup. You don’t want the rockered wheels to be like more than 2mm to 3mm difference. 3mm already is agressive. Rockered will make you incredibly agile but you will lose some stability. There are two ways to make a rockered setup. Use a special frame where your can drop the wheels at certain point to or break in the wheels and rotate them sensibly and once the diameter differs you can rotate to rockered setup.

Don’t buy special wheels for indoors. How big is your house? Does it have a rink in it? If so then yes sure buy something harder.

But for a bit of practice indoors before venturing out I’d say just use the 80a.

Edit: this is my go to rotation manual: https://skating.thierstein.net/Knowledge/Inline_Skating_Rollerblading_Information_Wheel_rotation.html