WHITIN Boys' Lightweight Antislip Shoes for Maximum Comfort and Minimalist Style Review

Soles fall like crazy. I use them to run on my treadmill because it's as close to being barefoot as you can get. I don't drag my feet, and yet the soles keep tearing, rags of rubber fall off. Not only is this a nuisance, but if you wear them outdoors as intended, you'll foul the beaches with gum. I don't know, doesn't seem like a good design, but other than that they're decent.

I'm tired of having a hole in the heel of socks when wearing them around the house. Non-slip bottom hospital socks are so cheap and sloppy that they're not worth the money. I usually wear size 14 shoes. They only go up to a size 13, but I'd take a chance. They're tight but comfortable. I love the look and feel and should last a very long time. It saves me money on expensive socks and keeps my big feet warm in winter. My wife now wants a pair.

It wasn't what I expected, I was looking for slippers. Too bad I believed the Walmart search results. However, they were uncomfortable at best when I tried them.

I am diabetic and I am 70 years old, they are so comfortable I forget they are on me. decent rubber outsole so it doesn't slip and I can walk on gravel without pain and cuts. I like it and I get more

It's awesome! I tested them by walking a bit in the snow. The feet are still completely dry and relatively warm. Can't wait to get out in the warmer weather and see how they fare on some trails!

I walk 6 miles a day barefoot in the sand along the waterline on a Southern California beach. I was hoping these shoes would help keep my toes warm and protected so I could focus less on where to step to avoid random rocks, shells, lobster carcasses, seaweed, etc. These shoes definitely helped. They're a bit big, which may have contributed to the hot spot blistering at the bottom of both Heals and reducing my mileage. I doubt I'll wear them to run again.

Love the feel, easy on and off, and sticky outsole with thick rubber tread. They may be a bit big but can be worn with thick socks. I hope they hold out and it looks like they will. I will also order a size smaller and depending on how they hold up I think these could very well be my new style of shoes.

They stick to the ground surprisingly well and hug their legs tightly. Now they are everyday slippers that alternate with their tennis around the house.

They are worth the money I paid, they are comfortable. I was a little upset that my garden was left with the porch and side porch they usually supply.

Before that, my legs (and calves and knees and hips!) never liked "bare” shoes. But it's amazing. I always thought I needed more support (because I basically don't have arches). BUT the grippy sole gives my feet much better grip for deadlifts, squats, etc. And with such a thin profile, they don't get in the way when maneuvering on and off equipment. I don't know if I'll use them outdoors as I'm a bit of a wimp. However, I am so pleased with them that I bought a pair in a different color.

This should be sold as an indoor/outdoor slipper, not a barefoot sock. The forefoot has the shape of any modern shoe and is not very wide in the toe area, like socks without shoes. There really isn't much room for your toes to spread. So if you're looking for sandals, keep looking, this isn't it. If you are looking for _VERY_ comfortable indoor/outdoor slippers, you may have found what you are looking for.

I've been wearing sandals for a long time. Spent a lot of money on my first pair. I wish I could start here! The sole is grippy and soft. It fits my leg well. And for only $26, it's a great way to strengthen your legs without breaking a ton of money. My feet sweat quickly without socks - the sock is not wide enough. If you've been wearing foot shapers for a while, your pinky toe will likely feel cramped. Usually when I want. The shoes are much longer than my legs but wide enough. With all that,

Nice heavy socks to wear around the house to keep your feet warm. The rubber grip on the bottom is nice to have to offer grip and durability. The only minor downside is that the rubber bottom is a little sticky when new and the ventilation isn't the best as it's made of a heavier material. Overall not bad.

My husband thinks they are so cool that he wears them almost all the time! I tried them on! I would buy myself a pair if I go to the river!

it looks like a thick bottom sock, but make no mistake. There is real heaviness on this day. It wraps around the leg with a thick elastic, which was exactly what I was hoping for.

We bought these for my husband who has advanced Parkinson's disease to keep his feet from slipping when trying to transfer from his wheelchair. Ordinary non-slip hospital socks were not enough. They offer excellent traction. You are very close to his leg. We have to take them off every night because they don't "breathe" and his feet sweat a lot when he wears them.

I like these "shockers". They are the perfect combination of street shoes and casual slippers. Zero fall and I can feel the ground. I wish the toe was a bit wider.

Couldn't start getting my feet in them! Waste of time and money! If you have big or wide feet, be warned. I threw them in the trash!

I'm not sure what the concept of this shoe is. The sole is uneven and uncomfortable; The "sock" part is made of polyester like you use for water shoes.

I bought these for sims as they have good grip and are more rubbery than sim racing socks. They are perfect for what I use them for and they are very comfortable and grippy. Heel and toe movement is comfortable thanks to rubber on the sides of the foot. The only downside I've experienced is tiny bits of rubber that "fall off" when they were brand new.