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the lowa fit: the aaaah factorLOWA Offers True Widths!30% of LOWA customers are asking for wide widths, with an additional 10% asking for narrow widths.In addition to our standard medium widths, several of our backpacking, trekking and hiking bootscome in narrow and wide widths.- Narrow: Banff, Banff Lady, Trekker, Lady Sport- Wide: Banff, Banff Lady, Tibet, Hunter, Trekker, Lady SportLOWA Offers Extended Sizes!9% of our customers are asking for those larger sizes.The following boots are available in hard-to-find men’s size 15’s and 16’s- Civetta Extreme (16’s)- Trekker (16’s)- Renegade GTX Mid and Lo (15’s)- Tempest II Mid and Lo (15’s)- Kody Mid and Lo (15’s)- Wexford GTX Mid (15’s)- Snowbird (15’s)- Tucson (15’s)We often get asked “What’s the easiest way to grow our retail business?”It’s simple: Stock widths and extended sizes, and be sure to reorder when you sell a pair. People who are hard tofit talk to each other and your shop should be the “Fit Solution Destination.”We designate our widths this way:S is “Narrow” (the equivalent of a AA)The last is 2.5mm narrower, with less volume around the arch /instep areaM is “Medium” (the equivalent of a D)The standard LOWA lastW is “Wide” (the equivalent of EE)The last is 2.5mm wider, with more volume around the arch/instep areaXL refers to an “Expanded Toe Box”This only applies to the toe section;the ball of foot/instep area remains unchangedWXL refers to an “Expanded Toe Box with More Volume Around the Arch/Instep”Dear LOWA...Four years ago I bought a pair of Lowa boots in a store in Ann Arbor Michigan. I also bought a backpack. From that point, I left theU.S. on an 18-month around-the-world trip that spanned from the jungles of Fiji to the ice packs of New Zealand, to the deserts ofUzbekistan. I wore my Lowa boots every day and when they weren’t on my feet they were strapped to the back of my pack. In that18 months I went through 11 pairs of sandals, and two pairs of tennis shoes, but my LOWAs kept going. I’vebeen back in the states for more than two years now, and after buying new laces for them, they still sit inmy closet and go with me whenever I hike, camp, or venture out into the snow. They have been soaked incountless rivers, frozen on more than a few mountainsides, and filled with oozing muck more times than I cancount, and they look practically new to this day. I’ve never seen a tougher, better built boot, and I tell allmy buddies that if they want good foot gear, there’s only one choice: Lowa.I’m considering buying a new pair this year, but it’s a hard choice to make when my old ones still get thejob done. Amazing. You guys are the best! Have a great new year.Sincerely,Derek P.The LOWA Fit