Darn odd-ball feet! Help!

I too have odd size feet and a sizeable heel spur (Haglunds) one one, BUT I also have a shorter leg. The small foot is on the short leg so MYOG insoles works for me.
I use 1/8" cork tiles (used to be popular for bathroom flooring) and cut to shape. I usually put a double thickness under the heel.
The heel spur is harder to deal with – soft trail shoes are comfortable but wear out quickly, boots are stiffer and the heel suffers

Stuart: I've the same condition(i.e. one shorter leg, different sized feet.) Dave Page, cobbler in Seattle, has added 1/4 inch (can go up from there) to the outer sole of my left boot. That works in conjunction with an internal orthotic lift. I sing the praises of his work–and not just me.

Darn odd-ball wide feet!

Well using the tracing method my toe box is 4 7/16" wide and my heel is 2 5/16" wide.

Now I I know my toe box width lands me in the EE to EEE range but where dose my heel width land me?

> my toe box width lands me in the EE to EEE range but where dose my heel width land me?

In completely unknown territory. I don't think heel width is ever measured – except for custom footwear. Certainly the Brannock device has no provision for it.

My heel is 2.5" wide. I'm 4E width.

Cheers

Oh great, I have the wide feets that are two diffrent volumes.

God hates me, surely she does.