Men's Oxfords for Narrow Heel

caityrosey

caityrosey

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Looking for a good brand of men's standard shoes for a guy with a narrow heel.

Have already tried capezio and very fine (the two brands available at the local store). I'm familiar with supadance for my own shoes, but I don't know how that brand runs for men's shoes. Or other brands for that matter. Any suggestions?
 
You might like Ray Rose 330 Sandstorm or Werner-Kern 28012. Also, Werner-Kern's style 28020 & 28921 has a higher lip at the heel that has a tendency to grip better than the lower ones. These last two are their super-comfort line.
 
caityrosey said:
Looking for a good brand of men's standard shoes for a guy with a narrow heel.
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Hi, Caity. I have a similar problem and have had some success with the model called "Tango" from the International brand. Narrowest men's ballroom shoes I've found.
 
Has anyone just measured their foot and sent the measurements to a shoe company for sizing? If we're going to resort ordering multiple shoes in the mail, that would at least cut down the shipping charges.
 
caityrosey said:
Has anyone just measured their foot and sent the measurements to a shoe company for sizing? If we're going to resort ordering multiple shoes in the mail, that would at least cut down the shipping charges.
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caityrosey,
That is a good idea, and believe it or not, I have contacted several shoe companies requesting that they allow me to do that, but so far, none of them will allow it. I have even offered to purchase a mold kit for our customers to use and send it to them. Again, all "no's". Celebrity shoes offer more "custom" sizes, so they may be a company that would do that. I agree some one should!
 
I was told I should refine my foot description a little--wide (E) but with a narrow heel. He calls 'em duck feet. :)

So shoes that are good for all-around narrow feet might not work.

Any ideas?
 
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