Question 1

do you have wide

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No

Question 2

Wish size 10 was available?

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I have a 10.5.  I have been told that Asics does run a little small.  Unless you are an Asics customer you might want to go with the 10.5.

Question 3

Does the shoe have shoe laces?

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The answer is yes and no actually. It doesn’t have traditional shoe laces. It utilizes the BOA lacing system which is actually one length of continuous this nylon/(sometimes)steel coated with nylon, or they may all be steel coated nylon, it’s passed through a dial with the BOA logo on it that’s the raised up round button on the outer side of each shoe in this case some other shoes and boots have it in the center top or other locations but all BOA lacing system footwear have the same continuous cable and round dial. Anyway, to secure/loosen your shoes all you have to do is to tighten push in on the dial until it clicks, turn it in whichever direction that you feel the shoe tighten as I’m not sure if big shows the knob turns clockwise or counterclockwise but you can tell rather quickly with probably one to two turns if it’s tightening. If not you probably don’t have it clicked into the tightening mode. To remove your shoes all you do is pullout on the same round button dial and click to lock it in place and slide your shoe off the cable laced through the shoe will loosen as you take your shoe off. And I know I give a rather in depth explanation but just trying to explain it so you know what you’re getting. I personally LOVE mine, I’ve owned many pairs of ASICS over my life but these are my favorite as they are the most comfortable I’ve had as well as I absolutely love the BOA lace system. I e been looking at purchasing a shoe or boot with the BOA since I saw it come on the market quite a few years back. I’m actually buying a pair of new boots for work with the BOA system because I love it so much. You can get your shoe or boot as tight or loose as you want or need, completely exact without having to tie and untie and pull laces tighter or loosen. As I’m sure at some point in your life you’ve had to adjust lacing on footwear like that and it can be rather time consuming especially when they are new and not worn in yet. The BOA eliminates all that guess work as well. If they are too tight pop the dial up and partially pull your foot up in the heel like you’d be removing the shoe but don’t remove it and then snap the dial back down and tighten again. If they aren’t tight enough the simply crank the dial tighter until they are how you want them. The other thing I forgot to mention is, being that the BOA lace/cable is still laces through holes in the shoe like traditional laces, it pulls each lace hole just as even from top to bottom and side to side so it’s equally tightening or loosening across and up or down the entire shoe or boot. Hope this all helps. Thanks

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ASICS Men's GEL-451 Running Shoes, 7, NEON LIME/WHITE

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