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Norillo® - WideStride - Comfortable Golf Shoes for Wide Feet, All the Way Round

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  • Wide fit all the way to the toe
  • Heel cup that holds your foot still through the swing
  • Five layers of cushioning, lasts all 18 holes
  • Removable insole, room for your own orthotics
  • Comfy straight away, no breaking in needed
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Free UK delivery on orders over £30 Dispatched within 1-2 working days
Hassle-free returns - quick and easy
365-day returns - try it with peace of mind
Swedish brand & personal customer service in English

We want you to feel 100% confident in your purchase. That’s why you get a whole year to try your item at your own pace - not 14 days, not 30, but a full 365. If it doesn’t feel completely right, you can change your mind with no stress and no time pressure.

We stand behind our products 100%, which is why we offer a lifetime guarantee across our entire range. Something broken? Send an email to info@norillo.com and our customer service will reply faster than you can make a cup of tea.

The shoe said wide. Your toes never felt it.

By the 5th hole the front of your foot starts to go numb. By the 11th you are counting holes instead of strokes. You have already bought shoes labelled wide, yet your toes are still squeezed together and your heel slips when you rotate. What you have tried so far rarely solves both problems at once.

  • Shoes labelled wide - wider across the instep, but the last still narrows in the final centimetres, right where your toes sit.
  • Going a size up - gives room at the front but makes the shoe too long. Your heel starts to slide and you get blisters instead.
  • Extra-soft insoles - fill the shoe from the inside, so your toes end up with even less room than before.

Our golf shoes solve both: a last that stays wide all the way out to the toe box, and a reinforced heel counter that keeps your rear foot in place through the whole swing.

The golf shoes in use on the course

Shoes you stop thinking about somewhere around the 14th hole

Rated 5 stars by golfers everywhere. The width is built into the last, not into a size up. Your toes get to lie apart while your heel stays exactly where it should.

  • A toe box that does not narrow at the front
  • A heel counter that holds when you rotate
  • Five layers of cushioning under the heel
  • Removable insole, room for your own inserts
  • Water-repellent surface for morning dew
The golf shoes in motion, close-up

Built for the foot you actually have

The width sits where your toes are

The last is wide all the way out to the tip instead of narrowing at the end. Your toes get to spread out, and the pressure on the big-toe joint eases off.

The heel locks in through the swing

A reinforced heel counter grips around the heel bone. Your foot can be wide at the front without sliding up and down at the back - usually the price of more room.

Five layers instead of one

The gel core under the heel absorbs the impact of each step and the memory foam above shapes itself to your foot. The shock is spread out rather than travelling straight up into your heel.

Water-repellent in morning dew

The upper is treated so dew and light rain run off instead of soaking in. Your socks stay dry through an early round.

Made for wide forefeet, not narrow tour lasts

Built for you if you walk your rounds, feel pressure across the forefoot and want to last all the way in. If you have a narrow foot and normal width, they will be too roomy at the front - then this is not your shoe.

  • Sizes: EU 39 to 48
  • Fit: Extra-wide last
  • Cushioning: Five layers with a gel core
  • Upper: Water-repellent
  • Sole: Spikeless with grip pattern
  • Insole: Removable

How to measure correctly: stand on a piece of paper with a sock on and measure from heel to longest toe. If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one. Your feet swell during a round, and the width should feel roomy straight away.

Fit and measurements of the golf shoes

Size guide (heel to toe)

  • 39 - 24.7 cm
  • 40 - 25.4 cm
  • 41 - 25.9 cm
  • 42 - 26.5 cm
  • 43 - 27.2 cm
  • 44 - 27.7 cm
  • 45 - 28.6 cm
  • 46 - 29.0 cm
  • 47 - 29.9 cm
  • 48 - 30.7 cm

Width that comes from the shape, not from softer material

Most wide golf shoes solve half the problem. Here are the three things that make our design solve all of it.

1. The width is built into the last

The form the shoe is built around is wide right out to the toe. Width that comes from the last does not disappear when you lace up, unlike width that is only softer upper.

2. The rear foot is held by a stiff counter

The heel counter does not give way as you rotate, so your foot stays put even when the forefoot has plenty of room. That is the combination wide shoes most often miss.

3. The shock is spread across layers

The gel core at the heel takes the hardest impact, the memory foam shapes itself to your foot and the firmer middle layers hold up. You get cushioning without the shoe turning spongy in the swing.

Seams, sole and heel counter up close

The sole's five cushioning layers in cross-section

How it compares

Our golf shoes Shoes labelled wide A size up
Wide all the way out to the toe
Heel stays locked in the swing
Correct shoe length
Room left for your own inserts
Cushioning in several layers

Find your size in three steps, no guessing

1. Measure your foot

Stand on a piece of paper with a sock on and measure from heel to longest toe in centimetres. Measure in the evening, when your foot is at its largest.

2. Choose your size

Compare the measurement with the table above. If you fall between two sizes, take the larger one - the forefoot should have room from the start.

3. Try them at home

Walk a few laps indoors before you take them out on the course. If the size feels wrong you can exchange or return within 365 days.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know the width will be enough this time?
The width comes from the last - the form the shoe is built around - and it is wide right out to the toe. Many shoes sold as wide are only wider across the instep and narrow exactly where the toes sit. If they still do not feel right, simply send it back within 365 days.

Will my own insoles fit?
Yes. The insole is removable, so you can add your own inserts or orthotics without the shoe becoming tight. If you use thick inserts it is extra important not to choose too small a size.

Do they help with heel spurs and sore arches?
They are built to relieve, not to treat. The gel core under the heel spreads the impact of each step and the wide forefoot removes pressure from the toes, which many find makes a long round more bearable. If you have a diagnosis or persistent pain, speak with your healthcare provider - a shoe is a complement.

Do I have to break them in first?
No. The lining is soft and the last wide from the start, so there is no break-in period to get through. Most people play their first round straight away. Still, walk a few laps indoors first so you can check the size is right.

Do they handle wet grass in the morning?
The upper is water-repellent and made for dew and light rain, not for hours in steady downpour. For an early round on damp grass your feet stay dry.

What is your delivery and returns policy?

  • Dispatched within 1-2 working days
  • Returns up to 365 days from the delivery date
  • May be returned used (except hygiene products)
  • 100% money-back guarantee

Try them for 365 days

We are confident you will love them, just like our many happy golfers. Take them out on the course, walk a full round and feel for yourself at the 14th hole instead of trusting a promise.

If the size is wrong or they do not suit your foot, send them back and get all your money back. No awkward process, no hidden terms. If anything is faulty with a pair, we will send new ones.

  • 365-day money-back guarantee - all your money back
  • Customer service - reply within 24 hours

What our golfers say

"I played 18 holes and did not think about my feet once. That has not happened in five years."
James P. · Verified customer

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