Graf skates question

[Gost 0]

I wonder if you can tell from a bottom part of a skate, if it's regular, wide of narrow skate?

At the skates I have it's just a number at outside/bottom part, so I wonder if that means regular or it does not mean anything. All printed letters inside are gone long time ago.

[VakarLajos 5]

they mark it with a sticker.

[phunky_monkey 6]

From memory I think mine has the width listed under the footbed, check there

From memory I think mine has the width listed under the footbed, check there

[interpathway 9]

If they're authentic CND Grafs (not sure about Swiss), look under your insole. Silver marker. SIZE then a letter. R-egular, N-arrow, or W-ide. For example, my old G3s had written on them, 7.5R.

[Gost 0]

What I found under insole you can see here:

Insole itself has "graf neu", which I suppose means it's Swiss made, and 7 (size).

Anyone could help me with identifying width from above info?

[schrempsky 0]

widths are stamped with a red stamp either W or N, for regular its just left alone like that.

edit: this is for canadian grafs

[ahbroody 1]

Canadian version there should be a W.

My G35 in Wide

[Too Old 1]

Not all of them are like that it appears. These were pro returns and here's what they are marked like: