Dexter Womens Ainslee Grey Wide Width
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Dexter Womens Ainslee Grey Wide Width
Enjoy comfort with the Dexter Women's Ainslee athletic bowling shoe. Featuring a lightweight feel when you step into this new style from our women’s DexLite series and a new, improved version of our slide rite microfiber soles for a smooth approach.
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Question:
Does shoe run wide or narrow
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Answer:
Hello, these are a D width. It is hard to say based on true to size can vary depending on brand and the person, but we recommend ordering your normal shoe size and adding the True Fit Guarantee which would cover your exchange expenses to get the next size up or down in case the first size did not work out for you.
Question:
Is this shoe in a D or E width
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Hi! These are a D width.
Question:
Are they returnableif they do not fit comfortably. I need wide width but not sure if the heel,will be too wide.
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Answer:
Hello! We recommend ordering your normal shoe size, but true to size can vary depending on brand and the person. We offer the True Fit Guarantee which would cover your exchange expenses to get the next size up or down in case the first size did not work out for you. You may also return for a refund. Here is a link to our full return policy. <a href="https://www.bowling.com">https://www.bowling.com</a>/service/returns/
Question:
Are they returnableif they do not fit comfortably. I need wide width but not sure if the heel,will be too wide.
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At this date ( Nov 8th, 2024 ) the shoes are still returnable under our normal return policies. However, if the shoe is ordered and it is a closeout item at the time of order we could no longer do returns so please check to make sure this does not show as a closeout at the time you are placing an order.
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Are they traditional tie laces?
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