I don't have a wide foot per say, size 10.5 in the Flyknit Lunars but I have tried on a pair of the Flyknit Racers and those were some of the most uncomfortable fitting sneakers I had the pleasure of wearing. It's like the sole towards the heel was way too narrow for me and the foot easily shifted. They were extremely light though. While the Lunar Flyknits are the most comfortable sneakers I wear. Can't comment on the Trainers, never tried on.
Depends on what activities I'm doing. I prefer Lunar 1&2 for running esp anything over 5k since the L1&2 provide more support. Racers are for 5k's and casual wear. Trainers are for casual wear and gym use only. L1&2 I prefer to size up .5 so I don't hit the toebox when running. Racers I like a little more snug since I wear them with thinner socks. Most are size 9.5 but I do have some 10's. L1&2 I wear size 10. Trainers padded I wear size 10 and unpadded 9.5. Hope this helped.
Lunars seem to have a wider forefoot so that's probably why. Do you have narrow feet?
I actually have pretty wide feet lol. But I feel as though my true foot size is about a 10.75 lol, but I've never worn something smaller than an 11 for the past 8 years. I wore them once to run in but I guess I'm going back to the outlet on Monday to see if I can exchange them for a 10.5
if you're going to run with them, I would recommend the extra space. but if you feel like you'll have enough room for your toes pushing forward when running with the 10.5, go for it as the flyknit material should contour to your feet over time. good luck.
Got lucky at Nike San Leandro this morning. $39.99 with 30% off was like $27.xx each
thanks.. yeah I came at like 8:52am before they opened.. line was like 30-40 deep. went straight to sz 9.5/10 and there were a couple of these without the top box cut off yet. I was super surprised because I thought they pretty much sold out all of their stocks the past 2 weeks. really fortunate to find these.
