Fresh Foam X 880v15

Personally I like the New Balance fresh foam x880s for running. Walking I like ascics

Ooo this is my territory! I've tried out dozens of shoes and found that 90% of "wide" shoes aren't that wide all the way through. A wide toe box doesn't cut it. I LOVE New Balance Fresh Foam 880s and 860s in D-width (wide). They also come in E (extra wide). I cut the elastic that connects the tongue to the sole because i find it constricting. For trail, Altra Lone Peak D-width. Some people will say that all Altras are "wide-fitting": don't fall for it. If you actually have wide feet you probably need a wide (D or E width) size. I know a lot of women suggest trying men's shoes, but I have small feet so my shoe size doesn't overlap with men's.

Neo Zen have an accommodating toe box & large volume upper. They're very light for the amount of cushioning you get. They're 6 mm drop. They're very soft & bouncy though so if you don't like soft shoes may want to look at something else. New Balance 880 v15, & 1080 v14 are 6 mm, but runrepeat measured them at 4 mm. New Balance shoes usually have good toebox room. Glycerin max are 6 mm drop & I've read feel less than that, but are 305 g so might be too heavy for you since you mentioned lightweight.

Have you tried the NB 880 v15? I have flat foot, and don't overpronate much but I like a firmer more supportive shoe. The new NB 880 fits the bill but it's a bit too much stack for me. Although I love the lower drop. The Brooks Ghost is even firmer, stiffer and more supportive. Foam feels much less clunky than the 880 v15 and more grounded, but I feel like the heel height/drop is higher than I like. Seems like my foot lands better in a lower drop shoe.

I'm a beginner meaning that I run around 80k per month or usually 2 runs per week - one 10k and another 10k or 15k. I think that having 2 do it all daily trainer are the way to go. One more plush and high stacked and one a bit more versatile that can be a bit more speedy but is still mostly a daily trainer. Additionally I have a speed shoe that tbh I really don't need at that point. I try to stay away from buying too many shoes until I actually become better. New Balance 880v15s is a great high stack shoes. Maybe buy another daily trainer with a lower stack that can also be a work horse but can pick up the pace a little more.

The 880v15 are wider in the midfoot than the 1080. I got the 4E and it’s nice, actual footbed is wider not just a sloppy huge upper. The asics wide kayanos are good too but give a lot of extra upper and volume. I’ve been marathon training with wide feet and I rotate the kayano and skyward x.

I am a bigger runner 250+ lbs sz 11.5 2e/4e foot that doesnt mind squeezing my feet into regular width sz 12 shoes. For wide options I definitely would look into the following: My daily runner is the Asics Novablast 5 and that comes in wide. This is probably my most used shoe. New Balance More v5, 880 v15, 1080 v14 all come in 4e - I enjoyed the 880 the most out of these New Balance SC Elite v4 comes in 2e (v5 if you can wait a month will come in wide as well) - this one is my comfort race day shoe Saucony Hurricane comes in 2e which I enjoy however this has been replaced by the Vomero 18 in regular width. That toebox is very wide for being a regular width shoe