JACKSHIBOWide Toe Box Shoes for Men Arch Support Shoes Wide Width Sneakers for Running Walking Athletic Tennis Orthopedic Plantar Fasciitis Workout Flux Footwear with Thick Cushioned Zero Drop Sole

I have wide feet and am always looking for shoes that will be comfortable with good support. I have finally found both in this shoe. The toe box is wide and my feet have room to relax without feeling so cramped. The heel support on this shoe is amazing. I am 5' 10" and so happy to have found this walking shoe. I just ordered another pair. This is not a brand name pair of shoes and the price is very affordable. I already ordered a 2nd pair. I have used high end shoes like Brooks and New Balance, but I can purchase 3 of these shoes for 1 brand name shoe. I am sold.

I didn't know what to expect really. It's comfortable, especially for my toes. Doesn't feel cheap and looks good even from top down POV. I'll be getting another pair soon as I'll only be buying wide toe-box from now on..

This shoe is very comfortable at zero drop and a wide toe box. It's a nice soft shoe but not too soft that I slid laterally. I wish that they could be non-skid because I wear these to work. I will definitely repurchase.

There are only 3 wide toe box shoes I have found (keep in mind most all wide shoes share the same sole as the regular width version and are not comfortable, and I have tried a lot). I will compare this shoe to the other two wide toe box shoes, the Altra Lone Peak Wide (Wide has the original width sole while the "original last" as Altra calls it is narrower) and the Bronax also sold on Amazon.Pros:Slightly more comfortable than the BronaxMore cushioning than the Lone PeakWell made upper - seems durable like the Bronax, much better than any Altra.Sole gets surprising amount of traction. Same as Bronax and more than Altra.Low priceCons:Lower quality construction than Bronax and Altra (flimsy interior fabric, heel box support seems very flimsy, shoe laces seem very poor quality, sole material is not durable, etc.)Soles wear quickly like Bronax, Altra's sole lasts a little longer.Toe box not as wide as Altra Lone Peak Wide though nearly as wide. Similar width to the Bronax. A little more width at the ball of the foot would make this shoe the most comfortable shoe I own, and comfort is the most important factor for me.Sole has a pavement tread pattern. The Altras more aggressive sole pattern is much better suited to general purpose use. Bronax has a slightly better tread pattern with the same wear issues.In general I prefer the Bronax because it seems better made and is a similar price.For me the Altra Lone Peak Wide is a slightly better shoe overall but is way more expensive. If this shoe or the Bronax was slightly wider in the ball of the foot and the sole material was a little more durable I would easily choose them over Altra. Given the price difference I will probably continue to use Bronax and Altras. I hope Jackshibo improves their build quality because I like the comfortable cushy sole.

I'm a big woman with two different types of hammertoes.It's hard finding comfortable shoes for my feet. These are them.The wide toe box doesn't cramp my bunions or hammertoes. The comfort factor is amazing. They support me so good. And they are extremely lightweight. My only advice about them is to get a size smaller than you usually get. They run big.

I'm telling y'all I wish I wasn't a sneaker label snob. I love a wide fit with a cushy mid soul and these offer all of that these are so comfortable and dope but I'm just that guy that can't be seen in public not wearing high-end sneakers. If you're not a dbag like me do yourself a favor and buy three pair of these.

These are by far the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn. Very well padded, and particularly so has greatly improved my plantar fasciitis issue. I've always struggled to find wide show & comfortable soles all in one. I will definitely buy these again when they wear out. Some have mentioned they tend to run large, but I would have to disagree. I would recommend measuring you're feet to get an accurate size, especially if you've been buying larger than needed size shoes to compensate for the lack of toe space in most shoes.

Buy 1/2 size down. I'm a 10w. These were like 11w when I put them on. Otherwise, nice build with the platform. Had to return them for oversize reasons which is very rare to me considering my huge toes.