WHITIN Lightweight Boys' Shoes: Minimalist, Comfortable, Antislip, Perfect for Outdoor Activities Review

Bought this to use instead of tennis shoes for athletics/yoga. The soles have great grip for yoga poses (e.g. dog below) and they are comfortable enough to use for warm-ups as well. The reason I had to return them was because my feet got uncomfortably hot after wearing them for an hour and going through a full workout regimen.

I bought these for my daughter and myself. She had split shins and I had bone cysts and my shoes hurt. We received them and they are pretty much true to size. I went down a size and was fine and my daughter ordered her normal size and they were fine. They prevent you from slipping, they ground you. I've used it for outdoor activities, treadmill, yoga and even weight lifting. Compression helps with a 60 minute workout. If you're looking for a supportive barefoot experience, this is it.

It's like being barefoot. no pain. The fit is great and they are very stretchy like a sock so you can adjust the size. Excellent grip on all types of stone surfaces and your foot does not slip in the shoe. Allows your legs to spread, stretch, grab and twist to get a feel for the terrain. you feel everything it just doesn't hurt lol. Did the 8 mile hike on the rocks the first day and absolutely love them. They are very easy to put on and take off like socks. Seems to fit true to size.

i really like them for trail running. I feel the trail but my legs don't hurt at all, even on gravel. I walk through hilly Georgia. I've been running with them several days a week for a month or two now. I don't like walking on concrete in these, but that's probably more of a problem for my knees than my socks. My feet felt good, I would even say I've become more responsive and maybe avoided a few injuries while wearing them. They are comfortable, don't tighten, don't slip much. They are sweet!

I take shoes 6 1/2 and ordered size 7. In the reviews someone said they are too big. So I figured I had enough room for a sock. I can wear 7 but they are tight and my legs hurt a little. No room for socks. You are made small! So I ordered 8 1/2. 8 1/2 comfortably! They fit well. I could even wear a very thin sock with it, but not a regular sock. I like them because I have neuropathy and can't wear regular shoes. In any shoe, my gait becomes much worse than when walking barefoot. Even slippers…

First I ordered size 8 because they are stretchy and others said they were a bit big. I usually 8.5 and 8 was too small. I went back and ordered my normal size and they are PERFECT. It's damn comfortable. If I can't fully spread my toes in shoes, I don't buy them. They are insanely flexible and very comfortable. I literally just got them tonight and was already wearing them while driving my truck and then running back to Fred Meyers late at night for emergencies. I can't even begin to…

I go barefoot, use Fitkicks on very rocky or many cones. I saw them and thought they could give off a little more heat but still be able to feel the earth. Although they offer more warmth, the sole is made of a strange "sticky" material. I trip because the sole sticks to the ground when I lift my foot. It's not sticky enough to pull on the entire sock/boot, but enough to make it difficult for me to walk. I would NOT use them on the trail at this point. I hope if I wear them long enough they…

OMG I just love them! I bought them on a whim this summer for me and my girlfriend to hunt. I'm probably the only one who uses them for hunting, but these are insanely epic stalking socks! They are almost completely cactus proof and waterproof. They are incredibly comfortable and even warm! This year I've walked/walked/traveled miles in these things and I can't recommend them enough! I've walked through cacti, pine needles, rocks, dirt, mud and just about anything else you can think of! Just…

1. This is a SOCK. They are meant to fit snugly around your foot like a sock as the rubber soles stretch to accommodate the width of your foot. I usually wear a size 8.5 in Vans with extra toe room so I ordered an 8. They fit well without socks, they fit even better with normal cotton socks. Some users claim that the socks allow their feet to slide inside the shoe, which makes sense if your sock material is a nylon blend. The knit material allows the upper to breathe and of course the rubber…

I travel barefoot, use fitkicks when it's very rocky or there are a lot of cones. I saw them and thought they could give off a little more heat but at the same time be able to feel the earth. While they offer more warmth, the sole is made from a weird "sticky" material. I trip because the sole sticks to the ground when I lift my foot. It's not sticky enough to pull on the entire sock/boot, but enough to make it difficult for me to walk. I would NOT use them on the trail at this point. I hope if

OMG I just love them! I bought them on a whim this summer for me and my girlfriend to hunt. I'm probably the only one who uses them for hunting, but these are insanely epic stalking socks! They are almost completely cactus proof and waterproof. They are incredibly comfortable and even warm! This year I've walked/walked/traveled miles in these things and I can't recommend them enough! I've walked through cacti, pine needles, rocks, dirt, mud and just about anything else you can think of! Just…

1. it's a sock shoe. They are meant to fit snugly around your foot like a sock as the rubber soles stretch to accommodate the width of your foot. I usually wear a size 8.5 in Vans with extra toe room so I ordered an 8. They fit well without socks, they fit even better with normal cotton socks. Some users claim that the socks allow their feet to slide inside the shoe, which makes sense if your sock material is a nylon blend. The knit allows the upper to breathe and of course the rubber retains…