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Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. I understand you're finding your T8 NFS 670 in regular width to be a bit narrower than other boots you've worn, even though you don't typically have issues with boot width. This is something we occasionally hear, and I appreciate you bringing it to our attention. While Garmont generally designs its footwear to standard Brannock sizing, the specific last (the three-dimensional mold a boot is constructed on) and design of a particular model can influence its overall fit and volume. The T8 NFS 670 is built for a precise, athletic fit, which for some individuals, especially when compared to more generously cut boots, can feel a little snug in the width. Several factors can contribute to this perception: Specific Last Shape: The T8 NFS 670 is designed to offer excellent support and stability for demanding use. This can sometimes translate to a more contoured and less voluminous fit in the forefoot and midfoot area for some foot shapes. Break-in Period: Like many durable boots, the T8 NFS 670 has a break-in period. While they are known for being relatively comfortable out of the box, the materials will soften and conform more to your foot shape over time. However, if the width feels significantly restrictive from the start, this might not be entirely resolved by break-in. Comparison to Other Brands/Models: Boot manufacturers can have slight variations in their interpretation of standard sizing. If your other boots are from brands known for a roomier fit, or are different types of boots (e.g., hiking boots with a wider toe box philosophy vs. a more athletically inspired tactical boot), the contrast in width might be more noticeable. What we often suggest in such cases: Consider Trying a Wide Size: If you like the features and feel of the T8 NFS 670 otherwise, you might find that our "Wide" (E) version of this model provides that extra bit of room you're looking for. Many users who find the regular a bit too snug report a much better experience with the wide. Sock Choice: Ensure you're trying the boots with the type of socks you intend to wear them with. A thicker sock can significantly impact the perceived volume and width. Lacing Technique: Experimenting with different lacing techniques can sometimes alleviate pressure points. For instance, you could try a more relaxed lacing over the forefoot. Professional Fitting: If possible, visiting a local Garmont retailer to get your feet measured with a Brannock device and to try on different sizes or models can be very beneficial. Please let us know if you have any more questions or if there's anything else we can assist you with!