10 Best Tall Boots for Wide Calves
Fall is setting in, which means the warm weather is over (at least where I live).
But just because we can’t spend our afternoons tanning at the beach, doesn’t mean all is lost. In fact, it’s boot weather!
I LOVE a good pair of wide width tall boots.
Not only do they look incredibly stylish—especially with a pair of skinny-legged pants—but they also help to keep the cold off.
But if you have wide calves and wide feet like I do, then you know how hard it is to find a good pair of boots.
Best tall boots for wide calves
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1. Editor’s Pick: Faunia by LifeStride
When I’m looking for a pair of wide width tall boots that can fit both my feet and calves in them, I like to go simple.
That’s why LifeStride Faunia is my top pick this year.
Simple, but elegant, these bad boys will keep you comfortable and stylish all autumn long.
These have a short heel—nothing to write home about—with a simple, unimposing shaft.
They come in black or brown, and have three simple buckles up the back.
They’ve got extended sizes and wide widths, making them perfect for us ladies with curvier legs and feet.
2. Waylon Tall Boot by Naturalizer
For stylish ladies looking for a taller, the Waylon Tall boot is perfect for you.
Not only do they have a smooth, elegant shaft but they also have a 2.5-inch heel on them.
The Waylon boots come in two different colors, including the black we have pictured.
They’re built with flexible soles and breathable linings, helping to keep you comfortable all day long.
Wearers say that they’re comfortable and look super cute.
Not to mention they would look hella cute as part of a boudoir outfit!
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3. Xandy by LifeStride
Riding boots are perfect for fall because they’re both warm and comfortable.
The LifeStride Xandy wide calf riding boot is perfect for full-figured fashionistas.
And made from 100% faux leather, they’re perfect for someone looking for that leather look and feel but not the real thing.
These boots have a flexible sole, comfort technology, and a comfortable calf.
I love these for your next rock concert outfit.
They come in four different colors, including the dark grey we have pictured.
They’ve got a small heel that’s approximately 1.25 inches high.
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4. Jessie by Naturalizer
Naturalizer’s Jessie wide calf knee high boot is stylish and has a tad bit more structure that will help make sure they stay in shape all season.
With a short heel, they’ll give you the look of height but you won’t be tipping around.
These boots are made of leather with a synthetic sole.
The shaft measures 15.5-inches from the arch with a 0.25-inch platform.
They’ve got a breathable lining, flexible sole, extra cushioning, and pair great with a bomber jacket.
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5. Penny Equestrian Boot by Sam Edelman
Sam Edelman’s Penny equestrian boot is also a simple boot with a slight heel that’s perfect for the cooler season.
The heel is a short 1-inch height with a 0.25-inch platform and a 15.5-inch shaft height.
These boots are inspired by a riding boot.
They have an asymmetrical shaft and a single-ear pull.
These 100% leather boots have are highly rated because they’re comfortable and cute.
But wearers do warn that you should measure your calf before purchasing.
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6. Brilliance by Dr. Scholl
Dr. Scholl makes their shoes with comfort in mind, which is why their Brilliance wide calf riding boot is a great choice for those with wide feet.
They’ve got two-inch heels with an 18-inch top opening for your leg.
These boots are built with memory foam inside to help keep your feet cool.
They’ve got a full-zip back to help you get them on.
These boots come in two different colors, and would really add to your witchy fashion.
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7. Prina boots by Sam Edelman
The final pick for our heeled tall boot is the Sam Edelman Prina.
It’s a gorgeous, accented design made with leather and a synthetic sole.
It’s an elegant and glamorous choice.
These boots have a zip closure that can help with easy wearability.
They’ve got a 1.25-inch heel that’s not too high and the shaft is approximately knee-high.
Wearers say that they love these boots and are built with great quality.
8. Knee-high riding boots by Dream Pairs
Looking for a pair of stylish knee-high boots that are fit for wide feet that you can wear out on the town or on the back of a horse?
Then these Dream Pairs boots are for you.
They feature a rubber outsole and a faux fur lining, helping keep you on your feet and warm in the cold.
Wearers of these wide width tall boots say they are comfortable and cute.
They comfortably fit larger calves and the colors are fit for any style, including a gorgeous business outfit.
The only comment they have is that some of them report that the boots fit a little big, so you might want to consider sizing down.
9. Faux-suede boots at Forever 21
Who doesn’t LOVE a pair of thigh-highs?
These faux-suede boots are adorable and hella sexy.
They have an almond toe, nylon contrast back panels, and low heel.
Plus there’s a full size zipper that makes it easy to get on and off.
You could also pair these with some sexy lingerie for a night in.
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10. Lindie boot by Clarks Cheyn
Last, but certainly not least, we’ve got the Clarks Cheyn Lindie knee high wide width tall boots.
They come in a dark brown and black, perfect for pretty much any outfit.
You’ll be comfortable and stylish in a pair of these bad boys.
Especially if you pair them with a comfy pair of ponte pants.
They technically have a slight heel, but they’ve got a platform as well so really, it doesn’t count.
The shaft is just about 14-inches tall. They’ve got an ortholite footbed, cushion-soft padding and a rubber outsole.
Wide Width Tall Boots FAQ
What are the best boots for wide feet?
There are a ton of great boot choices for wide feet. The best ones depend on your personal preferences, but I personally like LifeStride and Naturalizer—though the boots on this list are loved by many.
How wide are extra wide calf boots?
Extra wide calf boots vary so it’s best to check individual company’s size guides before purchasing. That said, they’re usually 17 1/2″ or wider.
What size is considered a wide calf?
Typically, if a calf is more than 16-inches around it is considered wide. That said, some boot companies go as low as 14 or 15 inches.
