I agree with the other customer who said, "Why the discrimination against people with narrow feet?"  I have a pair of these boots in size 10 and a half AA, have worn them for a year, now am looking to buy another pair.  I would buy all remaining pairs left in my size I can find on the internet if I could afford it.  Vasque and other manufacturers have quit making narrow sized hiking boots, and some manufacturers put a "narrow" on the label but the last ( that's the footbed of the shoe) is not actually narrow.  I have been wearing narrow shoes for over 50 years, so I know what I'm talking about.

I am a passionate hiker and backpacker.  These boots are excellent for dayhiking, and pretty good for weekend backpacking.  They might not hold up well for longer backpacking trips, or have enough support to carry that weight, but I am not sure, as I haven't used them for that.  They are not made to last for years, but they are very comfortable for a light hiker, and I do want another pair!  Plus, they look nice--they don't have all those silly strips of leather and cloth all over the place in different colors, they are just a standard leather color, which I prefer.