WHITIN Men's Zero Drop Shoes Wide Toe Box Contrasting Colors Design S27

Very happy with my purchase. These shoes delivered in all the areas I was looking to find and that I could test for so far. (Can't speak to longevity just yet, and haven't tested them out in winterish, slippery weather). My goal was to find an affordable, wide toed, barefoot-like shoe that had a bit more cushioning as I live in an urban area and I'm constantly walking on concrete. And these fit that bill perfectly. I walk 7-10 miles a day and over the past 1.5 months these have provided me plenty of comfort for walking. They seem to have good grip in summer weather, however I'm not sure if that will hold true when it gets icy out. Will update if I have any major issues. The overall quality in relation to the price is great. These were under $30 USD when I purchased them. While the materials won't pass for anything fancier or more expensive, they're still stylish and seem to be manufactured well. They seem like durability will be solid in relation to their price. Overall, these are excellent value for their price and a great choice if you're looking for a wide-toed, zero drop, barefoot type shoe, but need a bit more cushioning than your typical barefoot shoes. As of now, this is an easy 5 star rating.

Comfortable with a great fit. Not always easy with feet like mine, 13EEEE

I've taken these for a few runs and hikes, happy with the fit and comfort so far. I'm coming from zero-drop Altra and Topo Athletics, the midsole is a little softer than those brands but offers enough protection from rocky ground. Grip is pretty good on most surfaces despite the lack of aggressive tread lugs, even when wet. I'm worried the outsole will wear out prematurely, but so far so good. I wear a size 12 in most running shoes, and the euro size 46 I received is ever-so-slightly too long, but I don't think I'd want to go down a size. I don't have wide feet, these are roomy on me without letting my foot slide around inside. I like the understated style, it's nice to have a pair of lightweight running shoes I can still wear around town without looking ridiculous. I have about 30 miles in these shoes (mixed trail and pavement) and they're holding up well, much better than the last pair of Altras I owned. The canvas is a really tight weave, so they don't breathe well and can get a little steamy on hot days. Surprisingly there's not much odor even after some sweaty runs. Very happy with the value of these shoes.

The three stars mostly reflects the off sizing. I bought another, running shoes from the same company at the same time and as the pictures show, the running shoes are much bigger despite the same size. Based on my street size, the running shoes are correct. These reviewed shes are little bit too small. And they do not make half sizes. I think the 12 would be too large for me. I cannot really comment on durability and long term comfort of the shoes as I just got them today. Overall they are very good looking shoes, they seem well made, nothing seems to be loose. The way they are made reminds me of Arc'teryx shoes. The sole looks like made out of cheepish rubber but it's hard to tell about durability yet. They half white tow box and that definitely feels good compared to traditional shoes. Under other hand they don't look very wide from outside. You would have a heart time guessing that these are actually white toe box shoes. I why The design of both the shape and the color combination. I have chosen very some do color and it with work dressing down or up with shorts or Jeans or dress pants.

Finally a shoe that claims to have a wide toe box that actually has a wide toe box. You may even feel as if they are too large if you are accustomed to all the narrow shoes that seem to be prevalent these days. The shoes seem to be a decent shoe for the price, we will see how well they hold up. The sole is stiffer than I expected, but for just everyday normal use it seems acceptable. I do a lot of work on the ground and I like the rubber toe cap since this is where I often wear through a canvas or even leather shoe. Again, we will see how well they hold up.

Very comfortable and a great value! Walked 3 miles the first time I put this shoe on.

I purchased the men's zero drop shoes/wide toe box with contrasting design in an attempt to ease back pain apparently resulting from wearing non-zero shoes for decades. My feet are quite wide for a woman, so I usually buy men's shoes, size 9, but I decided to buy the 8.5 wide based on the size chart and they fit perfectly. I may never be ready for minimalist or barefoot shoes, and I'm fine with that because at my age I'm looking for comfort and these shoes deliver for me. They felt perfect the first time I put them on and my back pain was noticeably reduced. I discovered the zero-drop concept and the associated change in back alignment a month ago and decided to purchase a pair. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on an 'experimental pair' and these shoes are quite reasonably priced, so I ordered them. They became more comfortable after three weeks (my calf muscles had to adapt a bit), so I bought the blue and green pairs and will probably purchase two more colors. For the first time in my life I actually feel I've got my feet on the ground (figuratively speaking) and I'm delight with the width of the shoe and the toe box.

These zero drop shoes fit correctly , look great and were the right price.

Cuenten con mucho espacio por los dedos del pie…Son muy comodos..

La calidad de los materiales es excelente para el precio. La comodidad es de lo mejor que he probado en unos tenis. Lo he usado para correr en pavimento y trail, así como en el gimnasio.