WHITINMen's Zero Drop Shoes + Wide Toe Box with Contrasting Colors Design

These are the shape and size of barefoot shoes except with more padding/cushion on the bottom, exactly what I was looking for! They look cool and don't look like clown shoes. Also the price is great. Thank you WHITIN!

I gave 4 out of 5 stars as this shoe is not the best looking, but it is extremely comfortable and wide enough for my 4E feet. The shoes fit my heels snugly and my toes have plenty of room to spread out. These have the roominess of my New Balance 623 10.5 4E, but are much flatter and with pratically no arch support which is exactly what I was looking for. Additionally this style of WHITIN Barefoot has a slightly thicker outsole which similar to Vans/Converse CTAS which is also something I was looking for in a barefoot shoe. While this shoe isn't the best looking, it does work well with almost any casual or athletic look. I look forward to testing these out as my daily shoes for school, work, and/or the gym.

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.

Great cost and comfortable.

I ordered these for the toe box. After receiving the shoes, I can say, the toe box is nice and wide but, the arch above your foot where the laces run, is not so roomy and the shoes themselves are very cheaply made. Not bad for a run around shoe on the weekend, but I wore them to a 3 day car show I was part of, and they were not a good choice for that.They're relatively stiff, the rubber feels fine as far as shoes go, but there is very little material around your foot (again, they were very inexpensive, do not expect Topo style shoes), and the inserts are extremely basic.I would not recommend them if you have any foot irregularities. I have Morton's Neuroma and these shoes had it on fire after a couple hours of sitting around and walking about a mile total. The next day I left the laces as loose as I could and it was better, but the fire came later in the day, and on the third day I paid attention to how I sat, walked, and rested to make sure I wasn't doing something to kick the pain up a notch. Turned out to just be the unforgiving arch above the foot.

I like these shoes a lot I have multiple pairs. Especially for the price they last a long time. These ones that have a tightly woven canvas versus the kind with the mesh which seemed to get dirty fast.

Nice stable hiking everyday shoe with a great fit. Wide toe box, very good cushion one of my favorites.

I've had trouble finding the right size and model of Whitin. I've been in between a size 10 and 11 in some of there shoes but these fit perfectly. The wide toe box and wide mid foot make them very comfortable for walking and they don't hurt when sitting or driving. I have neuropathy so this is important to me. Plus they look decent and are well built, no defects in this pair.