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Bedrock mountain clogs are nice and wide and closed-toe, but not closed-heel.
I can also recommend Jim Green. I dont have their "barefoot" boots, but their regular boot design involves a pretty wide stitchdown construction, and they fit well for me.
For running shoes, altra's "original footshape" last is the best I've found. Depending on running surface, stack height, etc, it's different models, but just look for "original footshape", and not "standard footshape" or "narrow", obviously.