I don't know anyone who has feet as narrow as mine.  These actually fit and support my flat flimsy feet from all sides!  I got orthotic inserts for them because I always do, but they actually hurt my feet, so I took them out and put the insole that comes with the shoe back in.  Lo and behold, I can wear them as is with no pain!  (and no pronation!) I did have to order a half size up for the length in the toes.  the bands on the sides of the toe box may bug you if your feet aren't abnormally narrow, but I saw a video of a podiatrist who just cut the bands off with an exacto knife.  These shoes grip my heels, which tend to slip out of other lesser shoes and they have extra lace holes so you can really cinch 'em up. Also, the soles have good traction, but don't tear up my carpet like trail shoes. I use these for step aerobics and kick boxing, too.  The aerobics instructors say to use slippery cross-trainers for pivoting and lateral support when moving side to side, but all the cross trainers I tried on (well over 20 pairs all high end brands) were junk with no support or structure of any kind- like just wearing socks.  So glad I tried these.  Please don't ever stop making narrow widths!