Structure Plus

Try the nike structure plus

I wouldn't say they are super wide, but they aren't super narrow either. If you have a running shoe store (like fleet feet) or a Dick's Sporting Goods, I try them in person there first \~\~try sizing up half to a full size if needed\~\~. Edit: Extra Wide is available on the nike online store And this is technically not a stability shoe but Nike makes their Vomero Plus series in a wide. They are a little unstable at first but once broken into your foot shape, the zoom x foam is relatively stable while still keeping the zoomx bounce(they are fast becoming the #1 shoes I see in a lot of hospital settings). Adidas also recently launched their new Hyperboost Edge, which seems relatively stable on slower runs but amps up as you run faster.

Actually, I just lied. It looks like they did come out with[extra wide](https://nike.sng.link/Astn5/6tbz/r_80e3cf6b7d) in the structure plus on the nike online store

Another vote to try Nike Structure 26 or Structure Plus. I’ve been running in structures for years - they’re a bit clunky but are very good at the stability part. I’ve not tried the new models but they sound like a real step forward.

The Structure Plus is flying under the radar. The forefoot cushioning is perfectly balance. I’ve been impressed so far.

Nike structure wide Brooks glycerin wide or extra wide If you’re into trail running Altra lone peaks These are my favorite as someone that’s a 9.5 women wide.

I wear Men’s Structure - they are wider than women’s and fit me well!

I regularly see Nike Structure for 70-80, good stability so perfect for getting back into it 

I have the same issue and bought the Nike Structure. It has been a good shoe overall.