WHITINMen's Trail Running Shoes Minimalist Barefoot 5 Five Fingers Wide Width Toe Box Gym Workout Fitness Low Zero Drop Male Yoga Zumba Comfortable Pilates Heel Black Gum Size 13

Siempre he batallado para acomodar los dedos de mis pies de una manera normal y no apretada en los zapatos.Pero este modelo tiene mucho espacio y acomoda a pies bastante anchos, ademas tiene muy buena traccion y cojincomodo pero delgado, asi que sirve de buen intermedio cuando se transiciona de zapatos comunes a zapatos "zero drop"

Shoes are really surprisingly comfortable. I wear them almost all the time especially outside. I bought the grey ones before and, while they are great, I recommend a 1/2 size up which is what I did with these. They’re very lightweight and excellent shoes that just don’t feel like they’re on.

Extremely comfortable, a thorn from a Russian olive went right through the bottom into my foot.

I am now hooked on Minimalist shoes and I think that the Trail Runner is worth every penny. This is my first minimalist purchase and I was leery buying because I have a wide foot and there was no mention of a wide version. My feet are size 13-4E, high arch and with Morton's Neuroma in each foot. I have had these for a bit less than three months which represents about 400+ miles of use walking on pavement; they now show significant wear on the heel and some on the tops. The first time I wore these my feet felt like they were set free! Gloves for the feet! I have mostly worn them barefoot every day (perfect fit) but with winter coming I now use socks and they fit a bit too tight but still useable. Morton's Neuroma doesn't like tight but the associated irritation it causes has fallen into the background and I would recommend these shoes for other folks with this issue. I would like to see a wide version or the ability to go up one size as the Trail Runner tops out at 13. I am about to order the Whitin Cross Trainer which does come in size 14 and see how they work out.

Great shoe very comfortable without socks or with socks.Lots of complements