LeIsfIt Womens Walking Shoes Wide Toe Barefoot Shoes Minimalist Zero Drop Shoes Breathable Fashion Sneakers

These are so stinking cute and so comfy. There's so much room. Usually I can't wear shoes without socks but these ones breathe and just make every step comfortable

I was worried about buying these shoes because I didn't want to get the wrong size and have to return them. I decided to buy them anyways since they weren't very expensive compared to 40 dollar shoes that aren't even right for my wide feet. I got out some measuring tape and measured my toe to heel length to be a little over 9 1/2 inches. I normally wear a 8 wide or an 8.5. Since I'm short, shoes like that often look unflatteringly long compared to the rest of me. I ordered a 7.5 wide since that was what matched up with my measurements and they fit perfectly. I can wiggle my toes and they don't look super long on me. Walking on them feels very cushiony but I expect that to wear off as I wear them more. I wanted to wear them for work but I think I might order another pair to wear every day. They're also pretty light weight and supportive for my needs. They slip on easily too.

These shoes are so cute and comfortable! I love the color and the size is true to size. I'm going to order another pair! I highly recommend! :-)

These shoes would be amazing for swollen pregnant feet, diabetic feet or ‘fat feet’ as they are roomy all around❣️❣️❣️ 👍👍 They look identical to the product picture 👍👍 Super wide 👍👍 Fabric is a breathable knit, that’s comfortable & gives like the N¡k€’s FREE RN FLYKNIT* fabric does❣️ 👍👍 Cushion in the sole is nice for walking but would not qualify as “barefoot”, AT ALL! These wouldn’t be suitable for “barefoot“ minimalist trail running (like V¡br@m’s) but these are thin yet comfy enough to be a good option for 🏋️ lifting in. 👍👍 Heel has a loop to pull up on when putting on these shoes or to carabiner hook to a backpack when hiking/drying/etc. 👉 FYI they have minimal arch support 👎 These are made for feet that are wide all around, as stated above. The average minimalist shoe consumer is generally just looking for a wider toe box, flexibility in the sole of the shoe, NOT a shoe that has tons of fabric in the middle for very swollen or fat feet. When tightened and tied, the (extra) fabric in the middle of these shoes bunches up A LOT! *I love my FLYKNIT N¡k€’s but they are a slender, shoe with too small of a toe box so I was hoping that these would be wider knit option.

While I was searching for solutions to my current Plantar Fascitis flare-up, I watched some YouTube videos on wearing "Zero Drop" or minimalist shoes. I came across this brand while browsing, and it was at a price point that I felt I could take a chance on trying a pair out. I'm pleasantly surprised! These shoes were comfortable for me, and they don't slip at all. I felt secure in wearing them. I followed the advice of one review to order a size up, especially since my measurements were between sizes. Definitely do that! The size 9 pair that I ordered fit me like a glove, and my right foot didn't hurt as much as it had been hurting. I did some walking indoors, and I appreciated the ample toe room. I could practice "grabbing the ground" inside the shoe. Also, at first I was puzzled, since the shoe still felt like it had cushioning inside. Then I thought to try and remove the insole, and found out the soles were removable. The experience without the insole was just as comfortable, but slightly more "firm." I can definitely feel the ground more, but it's not like I have NO protection at all. Just enough protection from small sharp objects while being able to feel the ground beneath my feet. (Don't step on nails or needles, though!!) I know there will be an adjustment period to wearing these shoes, so I'm grateful for the insole. But I think it won't be long before I'll be leaving those behind and enjoying stronger feet. I definitely recommend trying these shoes out if you're curious about "Minimalist" shoes and you want to try them at a reasonable price.