If you're looking for running shoes I've had very good luck with Topo's, which are 'natural foot shape' shoes, like Altra, but unlike Altra they don't only do 'zero drop'* (even though they do zero drop, they have a variety). My current trail running shoes are Asics, went to a specialist running shop and tried on a load of stuff, and they just happened to be the best fit, only time I've tried Altra and they were actually sneaky narrow.

The thing I find is that while my forefoot is very wide at the 'knuckle', my heel isn't, so I sometimes don't get on with the wide fit shoes that are wide the whole way through. Have had mixed results with New Balance wide fit in the past as a result.

If you're looking shoes, I really like Globe Encore 2s, which I found on a reddit thread for wide feet a few years ago, have had 3 or 4 pairs now, and get compliments on them more than any casual trainer I've ever worn. They're technically a skate shoe (I had a pair of Globes in the 90s when skate fashion was in), but they're not a big chunky shoe, they're just a nice suede trainer with a variety of pretty tasteful colours.

*zero-drop means that the heel and toes are at the same height, most shoes will have the heel slightly higher.