Lowa’s Ranger EVO GTX Wide isn’t the only wide-fit boot available. Here are four other options that have caught our eye.

AKU Super Alp Wide GTX 

$699.99 | 1360g | Light and technical

Compatible with a C2 crampon, the Super Alp Wide offers greater stiffness with a 6–4mm nylon shank, and the precise, technical lacing of a mountain boot without being overly heavy. The uppers are 1.6mm suede and Air8000 textile with Gore-Tex lining. 

Lowa Mauria Evo GTX Wide Women’s

$699 | 1250g | Womens specific fit

This 3–4-season boot has the same stiffness specs and similar durability to the Ranger Evo GTX. It’s built on a female-specific last and has anatomical refinements that include additional padding in the cuff and minimal material overlap in the upper to prevent hot spots. The bi-density midsole has softer inlays under the heel and forefoot.

Asolo TPS 520 Wide Fit

$499.99 | 1600g | Budget friendly

Thick 2.8mm full-grain leather uppers with a minimum of seams give this affordable boot durability, but it lacks the rand protection of the Ranger EVO. The AsoFlex medium rigidity shank and Triple Power Structure Evo Asolo/Vibram sole unit has three shock absorbers at the points of greatest impact with the ground. The boot is Gore-Tex lined and can be resoled.

Meindl Guffert  

$749 | 1760g | Most supportive

Designed for any gender with wider feet or those who love extra toe room, the durable Guffert is a comfort-fit version of the flagship Island model, which had its origins as an all-terrain boot for Europe’s specialist mountain warfare troops. It’s designed for movement across rough and steep terrain, with balanced flexibility for comfortable all-day walking under heavy loads. The relatively tall cuff and broad sole are supportive and stable.