WHITINWomen's Minimalist Barefoot Shoes | Zero Drop Sole | Wide Width Fashion Sneaker

I have short wide feet and I have a bunion. I wear a 6 wide. It is very hard to find a wide shoe that is wide enough. This is it. I ordered 6W in gold. The length was perfect, and the toe box is very wide. Nice and roomy. I can wear them with thin socks or no socks. Just the fit I was looking for. Comfortable and I love the gold, not dingy. But these shoes are not padded so I do not know yet how my feet will feel after a long walk.

These are great to get the feel of barefoot shoes at a great price. I found quality very good!! Fit good I took a 9 and had the appropriate space at toe mark. Usually wear 8.5 in Hoka..Slip resistance is very good. Come in many colors and styles.they are zero drop and flexibleI have notice no pain since wearing and strengthening in my ankle and foot muscles. I had weak ankle, plantar fasciitis,flat feet with pronation , bunion with nerve pain. Barefoot truely gives relief! To walk natural with toe splayed made a difference 😊 I still can’t believe it. I always grab these everyday now.

They're true to size, very cute, roomy for toes but needs more arch support. I swapped out some arch supportive insoles and now they're comfy. The soles rubber bottom don't slide on flooring. I've had them for about a week and I've worn them almost every day and the wear is good so far.

I have degenerative bone disease in my feet. I have spent a lot of money on trying to find shoes that don't kill my feet. I've bought name brand shoes recommended by Drs. But never found shoes that didn't hurt. Until I took a chance on these shoes. I read all the reviews and went for it. Let me say I'm thrilled I didThe toe box is nice and roomy, doesnt crowd my toes like the name brand "wide" shoes did. They are light weight and comfortable. And when I washed them the held up nicely.Absolutely love these shoes.

I have been looking into getting a wide toe box shoe for a while and I ended up buying some Flux Footwear ones first. They look similar to these. Upon trying them on it was clear they weren't big enough and after wearing them for an hour walking around a store I got a terrible blister on the back of my heel. I immediately knew those weren't the ones. I paid $125 for them as well. I decided to try these because of the good reviews as well as the price point. I figured if they didn't work I wasn't out $125 and I could easily return them. Upon trying them on the fit was really great. Lots of room both vertically and horizontally. I then put them to the real test and went for a long walk around the neighborhood and they were extremely comfortable and no blisters! These are great! I plan on getting another pair just for working out. If you're looking to try a wide toe box shoe, these are certainly worth it!

I have Plantar's and it is painful. I got these wide toe shoes to give my toes room to spread, and I have been trying to correct my husband's big toe issue, being crooked from wearing narrow shoes, even though they say WIDE. I ordered toe separators, and WOW...they showed me that my big toe was beginning to lean, just as my husband's did. This wider toe is very good, but these shoes are U G L Y ! I will most likely paint something on the toe area to make them look narrow. I do Trompe L'oeil I can fix that ugliness LOL BUT. there are other zero shoes that are a bit more attractive. I just wanted to start out with a more moderately priced shoe, just to see if the huge prices of the others were worth it. I feel like a duck when I look at the toes of these shoes. But...if the side of the big toe is beginning to stick out on one of the feet, it is a sure sign of Hammer toe or bunion. So...I want to catch this early, and I know that the heel pain I suffer is because of the stress on my feet from narrow shoes. Also, an elevated heel. Flat shoes and bare foot walking are great to begin, and toe separators, which I ordered from Amazon.

I really like them, just like being barefoot but a little more secure. They feel as you walk is a bit different, I felt awkward but it just takes a bit to get used to. The fit is a bit snug (I used the foot on paper outline and measured) but I think they will be ok. So far, really like them. They come in a plastic wrap, no box. They are very light. Not sure they will last a long time because the bottom is very thin (like barefoot, I guess).

My only complaint is they have a weird seam by the pinky toe on the inside, I guess where the suede-ish strip is sewn in, that’s rubbing my toes a little raw. I bought them for work, and about halfway through a 12 hour shift they get irritating (bordering on blister territory). I’ll see if they just need broken in a little more.They do look perhaps a tiny bit goofy, but that’s on me for ordering yellow. But they’re quite comfortable, and plenty wide for my already-super-wide feet. Sometimes I find that barefoot style shoes are still too narrow to let my toes splay, but these work.

I love these shoes, my feet feel so good. They are my everyday shoe and also I go on light walks with them on graveled trails. This is my second pair.

I would recommend these shoes

These shoes are nice and wide. They look good, light weight and don’t hurt my feet. I recommend them for any one with wide feet. They are life changing, go ahead and give them a try!

Returned these as soon as I opened the package - Very cheap look and feel.

These shoes are good for sunny days and running errands I wear then quite often and can tell they have improved my foot pains from a narrow toe box.