WHITINMen's Wide Minimalist Barefoot Sneakers | Zero Drop Sole | Optimal Relaxation

probably the most comfortable shoes i've ever had. feels durable and coworker has worn theirs for 2 years in a shoe hostile environment so i'm certain they will last the test of time. toe box is very wide and shaped like a foot. wide enough for my foot. i wear a 12XXW so that's impressive. they don't slide on the foot, breathe well, and are very light. as someone that has autism and hates to wear shoes, i've NEVER been happier with a pair of shoes.

I'm flat-footed AF. And my feet are wide. I've struggled with *most* shoe brands (especially Nike) because they're all too narrow; the shoes end up bulging on the sides & look goofy. I've always ended up with some kind of skate boarding shoes as the best fit. Well... I'm a grow-ass man now who doesn't skate-board anymore >.<. Luckily, these zero-drop shoes fit the bill perfectly! They're flat, low-profile, and most importantly quite wide. They also look like normal canvas sneakers (but they're not canvas - they're a mesh-type). They're soft and very comfortable and breathable. Love these. Highly recommend for flat-footed people!

I was hesitant at first about these WHITIN barefoot shoes, mostly because I saw how pricey other minimalist shoes could get. But after giving them a try, I have zero regrets—they’ve quickly become my go-to everyday shoe. They're surprisingly comfortable, really lightweight, and breathable, making them perfect for daily activities. I especially appreciate the wide toe box, which lets my toes spread naturally—way more comfy than the tight sneakers I used to wear. They're easy to slip on and feel amazing, even after long days on my feet.Pros:Comfortable & Roomy: Wide toe box lets your toes spread naturally, which feels fantastic, especially if you’re on your feet all day.Affordable Alternative: Way less expensive than high-end brands like Vivo or Xero, but still deliver great quality and feel.Light & Breathable: Super lightweight, so your feet stay cool and comfortable, even in warmer weather or during exercise.Cons:Limited Padding: If you're new to barefoot shoes, it takes some getting used to, and you might feel more impact walking on hard surfaces at first.Adjusting Period: Your feet might need time to adjust to the minimalist design, especially if you’re used to heavily cushioned sneakers.Overall, these shoes are a steal for anyone wanting the barefoot experience without breaking the bank. Perfect for casual wear, gym days, or even just walking around the house. If you're new to barefoot shoes or skeptical about investing big bucks, start here—you'll be pleasantly surprised!

I purchased these for weight training, and this was my first pair of barefoot training shoes. They're very flexible and lightweight, and they're so comfortable that I've barely taken them off since arrival. I loved the fit and style so much that I ordered 2 more colors. I'm typically size 11-1/2. I followed the sizing chart and purchased size 11. They fit great and have a comfortable wide toe box. They also have a good amount of stretch, so you can slip them on and off easily. I can't speak to durability yet, so I'm hopeful that they hold up.

My husband loved them. They were comfy after being broken into. The price was good for them. He loves the wide toe box because it’s better on his feet. Definitely will be buying some more.

I have size 13 feet and they're quite wide. I've had very little success finding shoes that actually fit my flipper feet, but these do. This is my second pair from this manufacturer, though this latest pair was of a different style than the previous -- though both have the same tread pattern, so I expect it's a variation. As for the shoe itself, it's comfortable, looks great, and I expect it's well made since my other pair has held up to daily wear.

I've bought these after buying the WHITIN Men's Zero Drop Running Shoes + Wide Toe Box. I enjoy the zero drop running variant. Not too tight on my feet, and the wide toe box.These however, are okay at best. They are much tight around the middle portion of my feet, as well as the shoe lace portion is stiff and folds over when putting on my feet, so have to finesse it so it lays flat with my foot inside. Maybe I have an overall wider food than the majority or could have just been a subpar quality pair I received. I will try other types of Whitin though in the future.