Experience Ultimate Comfort With WHITIN Men'S Wide Barefoot Sneakers: Minimalist Style With Zero Drop Sole Review

I love these shoes because they are simple, comfortable, and have a nice design at a great price. They have become my go-to shoes for long days at work and walks, although they are not suitable for outdoors or running because the sole is quite thin. However, they are perfect for walking on hard surfaces and for the gym. I also love the one-piece knitted fabric. I ended up buying a second pair in a different color because I love them so much.

I had to send these back because the soles were too thick and the top of the shoe was pinching my foot. I have two pairs of WHITIN shoes that I bought almost two years ago and they are great. I thought I'd get a new pair, but the new pair didn't fit as well and they have thicker soles. I don't recommend these shoes.

I was looking for a wide toe box shoe and these were affordable. The reviews were above 4 stars, so I bought the shoes without reading the reviews. Mistake on my part. They are already falling apart in just a few weeks time. If you have a taller instep, these shoes will rub the tops of your feet and irate them. But the stitching is falling apart where you put your foot into the shoe, especially around the heel. Very frustrating. Lesson learned: read the reviews and not just look at stars.

I have 3 pairs of Xeros, 3 pairs of the old New Balance Minimus and more pairs of Vibrams than I can recall, and these feel equivalent but are literally 1/2-1/3 of the price.I took the insole out for closer ground feel. Absolutely worth while if you want a casual barefoot shoe.

I hate almost every pair of shoes I own. Even wide widths are never wide enough and my toes are always squished in the most painful position. Normally if I'm home I have a pair of flip flops on just so my toes have room to wiggle. I purchased a different pair of shoes from this brand, which were advertised as having an extra wide toe box. Sign me up! Those shoes didn't end up working out, so I purchased these instead. I know they're meant to be barefoot shoes, but my feet need a bit more arch…

These shoes feel great, toes have space to move.Sole is very flexible & comfortable, not too thin making them ideal first minimalist shoe.

Got these in wide and one half size larger than I wear in Chuck Taylors, for example, because the 12 was right there at the tips of some toes. Took out the insole for even more free volume and it seems like they have some little bit of padding built in without them. Barefoot might be the only thing more perfect - these are pretty great.Oh and as far as barefoot shoes, my feet are getting stronger and my balance is getting better by the day.

I like them for everyday wear and training. Going to buy everystyle with this sole and toe box 10 out of 10! That's my review.

I was so psyched to get my first pair of "wide" Casual Barefoot Sneakers. Until I actually got them, that is. I could tell immediately they were no different in width than a pair of Nikes, which are notoriously made for skinny-arsed feet of men with feet like women.They were crazy tight upon trying them on. My feet pushed the material out beyond the soles in what is supposed to be a 'wide' toe box. Sure, wide if you're a 5' 2" woman in size 6 shoes, maybe.I followed the instructions; measured…

I purchased these to test transitioning to zero drop shoes. The price point is good for introducing myself. They are pretty comfortable. I did wear them for an 8 hour shift. I will probably get another pair at some point

Dont expect these to last forever. My previous Whitins, lasted around a year before coming apart, failing seems or torn fabric. However, more expensive barefoot shoes (Xero) have only lasted me a few months longer.

It has a weird rubbery smell when you first take it out of the box. Fit as expected, I bought the wide design. The shoe is pretty tough on your feet if you have plantar fasciitis or if you work long shifts. I usually add a layer of memory foam when I wear these to work because my feet start to hurt after 6 hours. The foot is pretty comfy otherwise. A lot of room to move your toes. Would recommend.

Walked 14000 steps. They have minimal cushion, I felt the road extremely hard even though I added my own cushions. If u have any foot problem I won’t recommend them. If you want to buy a pair good cushions, then the price is too high, u might as well buy a good pair shoes with cushion.

I work on my feet all day, on a tile floor. I tried multiple styles of shoes with different soles and gel/memory foam padding options. Nothing worked and I would go home every day with sore ankles, knees, and hips. After a week of wearing these shoes, the aches in my joints are completely gone.I usually wear 11.5 but, went with 11. 11 was a perfect fit. After a day of use, the insole started to move and bunch up. I took the insole out and, like the feel even better.

I bought these for my boyfriend he enjoys them. They don’t have a lot of support so if you’re flat footed they’re great. Overall a good purchase.

I've been wearing these shoes daily. Overall they're more comfortable than I expected I do find that I "slap" my foot down at times. Overall I think I'm beginning to learn to step lighter as well which is interesting. I would definitely buy these shoes again You're pretty comfortable. I really like how wide they are it feels good to my feet. I've been thinking about purchasing a second pair.

Bought these to try and find new basic / minimalist feel flat gym shoes. The best pair of gym shoes I’ve ever had. Insanely comfortable. Build quality is far better than I expected for $40. I’ve always been a vans classic or converse Chuck Taylor’s fan but not anymore especially when you can’t find them cheap anymore. Won’t be going back to them