WHITINMen's Wide Barefoot Shoes | Canvas Minimalist Sneakers | Zero Drop Sole

These are good, basic sneakers for transitioning to barefoot shoes, or if you're just looking for some wide shoes.Good room in the toe for most feet, although if you have extra wide feet, you may find them wanting.The fabric is less forgiving than the mesh version, or even the other canvas version. The uppers are stiffer, and therefore tighter in the forefoot and midfoot. Where my other two pairs of Whitins didn't pinch my foot right underneath the toe joint, these do. I expect they'll loosen up after some wearing. And again, if your feet are average, you may not have this problem.Also, I've said it and I'll say it again: I wish they had a half size.Otherwise, I'm satisfied. Glad to have an affordable way to accommodate wide feet. Glad to have some cute, white sneakers to wear this summer.

I work on my feet all shift (trauma tech at hospital) and the first shift in these shoes were the first time my feet werent sore after. The wide foot space provides room for your feet to naturally swell as they do after long periods of being on them/impact (think running). The shoes are very comfortable and look great weather in scrubs or casual wear. At the gym, love the feeling of these and can feel my foot positioning and adjust form if need be. Will def buy again especially for the reasonable price.

My usual shoe size: US 11.5-12 (women’s)Ordered: US 11 / EU 45 (men’s), WHITEI just got them, so I can’t comment on long term comfort or durability. But so far, they are very comfortable! I don’t have super wide feet from sole to heel, but I’ve been wanting a little more space in the toe box area for my bunions and wiggle room for my toes (apparently that’s part of why I have bunions. Who’da thunk). These fit great for what I was wanting!It blows my mind how many people gave these a low rating because of how wide they are. THAT’S LITERALLY THE WHOLE ENTIRE POINT. If you aren’t intentionally shopping for “wide toe box” shoes for a good healthy toe splay (google it), then these probably wouldn’t be a good fit for you! 🙂I personally like the look of the wider, rounded toe. I’m 6’ and have larger feet than the average woman (thanks mom), so I always think sneakers with a narrow toe makes my feet look long and funny. iiii think the width makes them look more proportional to my body and not “clown like” at all. But that’s just my opinion!I would say the canvas color is a true, clean, bright white. The laces and patch on the heel are a bit more cream…which I love!I docked one star for the outer toe area being caved in on both shoes. It was hard to capture in a picture, but they are just smashed in. I’m sure it was an issue with how tightly they were packaged together, and they’ll hopefully loosen up to their original shape with time and wear. I might stuff something in them to speed up the re-shaping process a little. It’s not a huge deal, nor is it a deal breaker…I just think a brand new pair of shoes should arrive good to go and ready to wear! 🙂All that being said, I would probably purchase them again. Even if they only last me a little while, you get what you pay for and the price was right for me! Hope this helps someone.

I always have to size up because of wide feet. With these I wear a whole size down! In usual shoes I wear an 11, in wides I can do 10.5. In these I’m a 10. They do fit really snug and without any pain. They feel like they’re already broken in as soon as you put them on. The snugness is perfect for being on the move, and it’s actually more comfortable than having extra room. Feels like wearing a sock almost. It’s also nice you can wash them if they get dirty. They do shrink slightly if you dry them with heat but they go right back after about an hour of wearing. Overall the best fitting shoe I’ve ever had. Unfortunately I also bought a pair of WHITIN trainers in the same size that fit nicely as well, but not nearly as nicely as these ones. The trainers seem a little bigger but I think it’s due to the fabric it’s made of. The trainers are a knit fabric and use a rubber piece in the middle/soul area of the foot for the laces and you need it really tight because the rest of the shoe fits more loosely because it’s knit fabric. The tightness of the lacing part actually hurts my feet when running, and if it’s not tight enough my feet slide. Thinking of getting a pair of these for training as well, they seem better. I’ll need a few pairs!

Finally a barefoot shoe with an authentically wide forefoot. These fit perfectly and at least for me I can fan my toes wide without hinderance and yet they’re not so wide that they feel like clown shoes. The canvas uppers are flexible but plenty stout and look great with khakis or jeans. I am extremely satisfied with these shoes and would buy them again and again. Oh, I was concerned about the rubber color of the soles, but they look great!

I got these for work. I tried them fir a lttle bit. Theu were moay comfortable. The 2 issues i had were i had a hard time fitting mu heels in the shoe, the berl osrt is too narrow & the bottoms of my feet would hurt

Overall I'm delighted with these shoes for the price. They're plenty wide for my duck feet, very comfortable, and the canvas material feels very durable. The soles are definitely thinner than "normal" shoes, but that is expected for a barefoot shoe. Though it feels a bit odd, it is perfectly comfortable. These will be my new go-to shoes.

Love them. Comfy and cheap. Looks great. Great for barefoot people

No son los primeros barefoot que tengo, y son mis segundo par de la marca WHITIN. La punta es ancha y te permite mover bien los dedos del pie, la suela es plana y muy flexible por lo que es como si fueras descalzo. los acabados son de buena calidad así como los materiales. De las mejores marcas para calzado barefoot sin tener que gastar mucho.

Los compre para un viaje donde esperaba caminar bastante y otros zapatos q je usado al final del día me dejaban adolorido. Estos zapatos son realmente cómodos al permitir q los dedos se expandan.

No se ven espectaculares y si se notan cuadrados pero ey, por el precio son de buena calidad, perfectamente amplios para abrir los dedos del pie y, si estás acostumbrado a andar descalzo o usar calzado minimalista, son bastante cómodos. Muy recomendables.

Buena opción para comenzar con el barefoot

El espacio para los dedos es amplio y muy cómodo, pero el resto del zapato está muy estrecho en comparación. Tal vez con el uso den de si, pero me parecen muy incómodos para ser barefoot